Certaldo, Firenze, Italy
7-bed Apartment in Certaldo
€405,000
€1,266/m²
- 7
- Bedrooms
- 5
- Bathrooms
- 320 m²
- Interior
- 13,600 m²
- Plot
- Apartment
- Type
- Today
- Listed
About this place
Certain slope Barberino Val d 'Elsa, immersed in the silence of the hills, in a beautiful panoramic position overlooking the city of San Gimignano and the hills, a large portion of a farmhouse, for a total of about 320 square meters, divided into two levels, free on three sides, currently composed of four independent apartments joined in a single house. 13 are included in the property. 600 sqm of land between olive grove and garden of exclusive relevance from which you can access the pool in common with the other houses. The property is currently rural, for the most part habitable, maintaining the original characteristics of the typical Tuscan construction, terracotta floors, exposed beams and large fireplaces, except for a small part left in its raw state that must be totally renovated. Energy class G with Ipe 175. Ref. 015C
Getting around
Florence Airport, Peretola (FLR)
~50 min drive · 46 km
Pisa (PSA)
~1 h 07 min drive · 74 km
Approximate, measured from the property's area rather than its exact address. Drive times © OpenStreetMap contributors (OSRM); airports: OurAirports.
Where you’ll be
Certaldo, Firenze, Italy
- Nearest airport
- Firenze (FI) (FLR)
- 32 km
- Also close
- Pisa (PI) (PSA)
- 54 km
- Nearest city
- Florence
- 31 km
Marker is the location supplied by the agency — approximate, and often deliberately so. The exact address is confirmed on enquiry. Distances are straight-line.
Buying property in Italy
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The €1 home schemes in southern villages are real but come with strict renovation deadlines (typically 3 years) and security deposits.
Non-resident mortgages from Italian banks are available but limited (typically 50–60% LTV).
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