Stone farmhouse with thermal water and sustainable energy

Nestled in the tranquility of the rolling Tuscan hills, this authentic stone farmhouse spans over 230 sqm across two levels, offering the perfect blend of nature and modern comfort.

Surrounded by 3 hectares of fully fenced land, the property features a lush orchard, a vegetable garden, and 60 productive olive trees—an idyllic retreat for those seeking a life immersed in nature, just a 15-minute drive from essential services.

Located in one of Tuscany’s most significant geothermal areas, the farmhouse benefits from district heating and photovoltaic panels, ensuring optimal energy efficiency, minimal environmental impact, and remarkably low operating costs.

Water resources—including thermal, rainwater, and well water—are efficiently managed through dedicated cisterns and a private well, providing a reliable supply for both the home and irrigation needs.

Inside, the farmhouse retains its rustic charm with exposed wooden beams, ceramic flooring, and well-organized living spaces.

The ground floor welcomes you with a spacious living area featuring a cozy fireplace, a fully equipped eat-in kitchen, and a bathroom with a shower.

Upstairs, accessible from both an internal and external staircase, you will find three generously sized master bedrooms and a second bathroom with a bathtub.

The property is accessed via a well-maintained 1 km white road and is conveniently located near a geothermal power plant. The vast terrain, mostly arable land, presents a unique opportunity for the development of geothermal-powered greenhouses, perfect for vegetable cultivation or intensive floriculture projects.

Distances: Suvereto 20 minutes, Pisa 1 hour, Volterra 45 minutes, the coast 40 minutes.

This is a rare chance to own a self-sufficient, energy-efficient retreat in the heart of Tuscany—where tradition meets innovation. Contact us today to arrange a visit.

Territorial context

Maremma Toscana

The Maremma Toscana enchants with its wild and evocative beauty. Located in the southern part of Tuscany, this region fascinates with its unspoiled nature and rich, captivating history. Its golden beaches stretch along the coast, while inland are lush hills, olive groves, and vineyards as far as the eye can see. The landscape is dominated by ancient medieval villages perched on hills, such as Pitigliano, Sovana, and Sorano, which tell stories of noble families and power struggles. Etruscan ruins testify to a millennia-old past, while nature reserves offer a sanctuary for local flora and fauna. The Maremma is also famous for its rustic and genuine cuisine, based on local ingredients such as game, pecorino cheeses, and robust wines. Village festivals and traditional trattorias invite visitors to savor traditional dishes prepared with passion and skill. This enchanted land, with its combination of sea, countryside, and culture, captures the imagination of all who visit, offering an authentic and unforgettable experience in the heart of Tuscany.