Corso G. Matteotti, 19 53020 Trequanda | Siena
+39 0577 66 20 49 / +39 342 05 68 424
In the heart of Trequanda’s historic centre
In the historic
centre of Trequanda, within one of the village’s characteristic traditional
houses, this carefully renovated apartment combines the charm of its original
setting with a simple and practical layout.
The property is
accessed via a terrace shared by the four homes in the building. Although the
terrace is a communal space, there is no condominium or shared management
arrangement.
The entrance opens
directly onto the living area, where the kitchen and sitting room form one
open, welcoming space that is easy to live in and personalise. A hallway leads
to the sleeping area, comprising a double bedroom, a single bedroom and a
bathroom.
The apartment has
been completely renovated, with particular attention paid to the character of
the historic centre and to the use of materials in keeping with the local
tradition. The result is a comfortable home, ready to move into, while still
leaving room for a few personal touches.
The spaces are
already well organised and can easily be made your own through a few individual
choices.
A simple and pleasant
home in the heart of Trequanda, ideal for those looking to enjoy village life
and the peaceful rhythm of a historic Tuscan town.
€ 150.000 - Negotiable
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