Villetta a schiera

In the historic Tuscan hilltown of Castelmuzio sits a nicely-appointed terratetto ready to serve its new owner as a

quaint residence for a simpler life, a home base to explore the beloved Italian countryside, or a creative space and

workshop for the artist or designer alike. Built in 1865 the property features: two designer bathrooms; two

bedrooms; a chef-designed commercial kitchen centered around ergonomics; a living room; a studio or study for

artist or intellectual; a private terrace with garden, landscape, and town views; and, a walk-in pantry.

The living spaces of this terraced house are located on the second and third floors, while the ground floor is home to

a former bicycle shop, and auto, motorcycle, and motor scooter repair garage. This independent house sits outside the entrance to the town historic center, across from the community garden, on a restricted street that is featured on Climbfinder.

Whilst some interior finishes remain, this 'ground to roof' house is livable, move-in ready, and currently staged with some of the most quintessential pieces of mid-century modern; an era characterized by clean, simple lines, and lack of embellishment. The house is being sold without the furnishings, though they may be negotiated.

Almost all the rooms have 3,0m (10') high ceilings of exposed terracotta and wood beam; the east, south, and

west-facing doors and/or windows sun-drench the cotta type pavimenti and stark white walls throughout; and, the

'rough' travertine stairs to the third floor create a space characteristic of a New York loft with rustic Italian charm. It

is difficult to decide on the home's greatest attributes, and they may come from how the new owner will refinish the

garage and/or utility rooms.

The house is currently served by: electric (Enel), featuring all recently updated wiring; fiber optic internet (Enel); mail

(Posteitaliane); municipal water supply that is delicious (Acquedotto del Fiora); parcel delivery (BRT, DHL,

FedEx/TNT, GLS, UPS, etc.); street collection of carta/cartone, indifferenza, and multimateriale (Sei Toscana); and,

street sweeping and weeding (Comune). The heat type is (electric or) oil, and the natural gas connection is at the

street.

The house is constructed of stone with terracota tiled roof, and almost all the interior walls are stucco; the roof is considered 'new' (2021). There are four doors at street level, there are 10 east and south facing windows, and there is a glass-paneled door to the third-floor terrace; all the glass/windows in the house is/are double-paned for efficiency.

The house is being sold by the current owner, and will be written up by one of two Real Estate Agents in the area. If

you wish to be represented by a Realtor, then only Debora Guazzi of Tuscany's Home is authorized to show the

property. The asking price is €237.500, which includes the kitchen, and reasonable offers may be considered.