6 bedrooms semi-detached house, 450 m²

Volterra, Pisa (province)

This historic property in the heart of Volterra is a rare find, blending medieval charm with significant investment potential.

Located within a tranquil alleyway in the historic center of Volterra, this expansive four-story building offers a unique opportunity to restore a piece of Tuscan history. This versatile property retains the classic architectural soul of the medieval town while providing rare amenities such as a private garden, garage, and panoramic terrace.

Ground Floor: Functional and spacious, featuring a private garage, traditional cellars, ample storage rooms, and direct access to a private garden. In the basement there is also a very old cellar, an underground cave that is ideal for storing wine

First Floor: A generous apartment consisting of a living room, kitchen, two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a charming terrace.

Second Floor: A secondary residence featuring a living room, kitchen, and bathroom, ideal for guests or rental income.

Top Floor & Attic: it comprises four rooms and a bathroom. The top-floor balcony offers sweeping, breathtaking views over the historic rooftops and the Tuscan landscape.

The property boasts some beautiful original features, such as the flooring, and could be transformed into a stunning home with a renovation carried out by expert builders. Our agency works with tradespeople and building contractors who can assist our clients throughout this renovation process.

Perched on a windswept volcanic plateau overlooking the Cecina Valley, Volterra is one of Tuscany’s most atmospheric and ancient hilltop towns. It is a place where three thousand years of history are visible in a single glance, from its Etruscan walls to its Roman ruins and perfectly preserved medieval core.


What Volterra is famous for alabaster craftsmanship: Volterra is the world capital of alabaster. Artisans have been mining and carving this translucent, marble-like stone here since the Etruscan era.

Unlike some of its more "manicured" neighbors, Volterra feels rugged and authentic. It offers spectacular 360-degree views of the Tuscan landscape, famous local pecorino cheese (often flavored with truffles), and a slower pace of life that feels remarkably untouched by time.

Distances: San Gimignano 30 km 40 minutes, Pisa Airport (PSA) 63 km 1 hour, coast (Cecina) 45 km 45-50 minutes, Siena 55 km 1 hour, Firenze 80 km 1 hour and 30 minutes.