15 bedrooms villa, 620 m²

Lamporecchio, Pistoia (province)

Nestled in the nature of the Montalbano area, in San Baronto, this recently renovated residence represents an interesting opportunity for those wishing to invest in a property with authentic charm and a strategic location. Situated at approximately 280 meters above sea level, it enjoys a splendid panoramic view of the surrounding countryside, offering a private yet not isolated setting, with easy access to main services. The complex is spread over three levels – ground floor, first and second – and houses a total of 12 apartments, divided into 10 three-room apartments and 2 four-room apartments. The interiors have been optimized to ensure comfort and functionality, with a total of 15 bedrooms and 12 bathrooms. A common laundry room is also available to guests. Outside, the residence offers a 150 sq m green area located on one of its sides, ideal for moments of relaxation in the open air. The presence of a swimming pool further enhances the property, making it perfect for those who desire an exclusive and welcoming environment. Reserved parking spaces complete the structure. The location of the residence is particularly advantageous: we are halfway between Florence, Pisa and Lucca, in an area of great interest for tourism, thanks to the numerous nature trails, historic villages and proximity to the main Tuscan art cities. An ideal solution for those seeking a residence immersed in nature and for those who want a profitable investment in an area with high tourist potential.

San Baronto is a small village nestled in the hills of Montalbano, an area of extraordinary natural beauty stretching across the provinces of Florence, Pistoia, and Prato. This area, characterized by rolling hills covered with olive groves and oak and chestnut woods, is renowned for its evocative landscapes and strategic location, halfway between Florence, Pisa, and Lucca. San Baronto, also known as a historical stop on the Via Francigena, owes its name to the monk Baronto, who, according to tradition, retired to a hermitage in this place. Today, the village is a point of reference for nature lovers, outdoor sports enthusiasts, and lovers of good Tuscan cuisine, thanks to its numerous hiking trails, scenic roads frequented by cyclists and motorcyclists, and typical restaurants offering local products. The Montalbano area is rich in history and culture, with medieval villages, Renaissance villas, and Etruscan remains. It is also a land of great wine and olive oil tradition, with high-quality products appreciated worldwide. Thanks to its elevated position, Montalbano offers spectacular views of the surrounding valleys and a mild climate that makes it an ideal place to live or spend relaxing moments immersed in the tranquility of the Tuscan countryside.

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