THE PROPERTY · SOUTHERN TUSCANY

A home within history.

Part of this historic property for sale in Tuscany occupies a medieval tower incorporated into Scrofiano’s 14th-century defensive walls. The house extends over two levels.

It has been extensively renovated, but the old structure remains evident in its rooms and passageways.

Entrance hall of a renovated Tuscan village house, featuring original wooden doors, a brick archway, exposed ceiling beams and a stone staircase.

Interiors with a point of view.

Under the timber beams of the dining room, a dark wooden table, contemporary seating and framed art sit comfortably together.

Throughout the house, old stone and brick remain visible alongside furniture and objects from different periods. The rooms have been put together individually, rather than furnished as a matching set.

Home office in a renovated Tuscan village house, featuring exposed wooden ceiling beams, a large desk, dark chairs and framed artwork.

The renovation.

Approximately three years ago, the house underwent an extensive renovation.

Electrical and plumbing systems were renewed, windows replaced and a new heating boiler installed. Floors and interior finishes were also updated.

Both bathrooms were refitted with contemporary sanitaryware, including Grohe fittings.

The kitchen.

The separate kitchen was designed specifically for the house, with handcrafted wooden cabinetry.

The worktop and sink are both made from natural travertine. Their colour and finish were chosen to complement the flooring.

Smeg appliances are fitted within the custom-made kitchen.

Custom-made wooden kitchen in a renovated Tuscan village house, featuring natural stone countertops, exposed ceiling beams and elegant cabinetry.

Library and sitting area in a restored Tuscan home, with bookshelves, green armchairs, exposed wooden beams and traditional tiled floors.

The layout.

Across two levels, the house offers living and dining spaces, a separate kitchen, two bedrooms and two bathrooms.

The dedicated study works as a home office and may also have potential as a third bedroom, subject to the relevant legal and technical requirements.

There is also a library, a wine cellar and a private terrace.

The details.

PROPERTY

Historic two-level home

AREA

186 m² as recorded in the ownership documents

LEVELS

Two

BEDROOMS

Two

ADDITIONAL SPACE

Study / home office / potential third bedroom, subject to applicable requirements

BATHROOMS

Two, with contemporary sanitaryware and Grohe fittings

KITCHEN

Separate; handcrafted wood cabinetry, natural travertine worktop and sink, Smeg appliances

LIBRARY

Dedicated library space

WINE CELLAR

Yes

PRIVATE TERRACE

Approximately 20 m²

RENOVATION

Extensive renovation approximately three years ago, including electrical and plumbing systems, windows, heating boiler, flooring and interior finishes

Art and objects.

The smaller details say as much about the house as the larger rooms: framed art, sculptural objects, the textures of older materials and the patina of original fittings.

There is no single decorative scheme running through the house. Different rooms have been allowed to develop their own character.

DECORATIVE ART

CONTEMPORARY ART

SCULPTURAL DETAILS

Close-up of a dark metal door handle and keyhole, highlighting the interior details of a renovated Tuscan village house.

DOOR DETAIL

The private terrace.

Here, the brick walls of the village are close, while beyond them the landscape opens towards green hills.

The terrace measures approximately 20 m², with space for outdoor seating and a table.

Private terrace of a renovated village house in Tuscany, with outdoor seating, historic brick walls and views of the green countryside.

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