This spacious village home was built in the early 20th Century, leaning against the medieval town walls. Following traditional village practice, it forms a part of many houses, each intertwining with each other; but unlike many medieval houses, this one has tall rooms and airy windows, taking in the panoramic views from the village.
Previously owned by the director of Invitation To Tuscany, the house has been carefully restored and enjoys beautiful views of the Tuscan landscape from its windows and the terrace. The main bathroom is striking, as the original medieval village walls are the backdrop to a deep club-footed bath tub.
A stepped street leads into the main village street, with grocery stores, restaurants and bars within easy reach. The village also has a great museum and a fortnightly market on Monday mornings.