Tuscany, Grosseto, Scansano, Italy

Old country house in the Tuscan Maremma surrounded by olive groves and vineyards, set on a small rise from which it dominates the countryside with open views to the sea and the countryside. The typical country house with the production spaces on the ground floor and the house on the second floor, surrounded by 4 hectares of land. A perfect solution for those who love the Maremma countryside and want to customize the renovation.
Description
The farmhouse of about 140 square meters is the typical country house with origins dating back to the late 1700s, evidenced by a plaque affixed to the main facade at the time. The ground floor still bears the productive spaces with the stable, the stable, the chicken coop, the cellar, the caciaia, and the oven, while on the second floor is the master dwelling with two large bedrooms and a bathroom in addition to the kitchen/dining room with the large stone hearth.
State and finishes
The spaces on the ground floor still maintain the original use and condition, while the house has been partly renovated with partial renovation of the roof, bathroom and one of the rooms, however numerous works are still needed, fixtures, fittings, floors. The opportunity could be suitable for combining the two levels into a single dwelling to make a small jeweled farmhouse.
Outdoor spaces
The farmhouse is surrounded by about 4,000 sqm of land. It is possible to purchase an additional lot of about 3.5 hectares of land adjacent to the property.
Potential uses
A small farmhouse that with passion and taste can become a jewel in the Maremma countryside. A second home or a residence to be used as a "buen ritiro" to escape the city chaos.
Location
The heart of Maremma, an area of butteri, wild horses, Chianina cattle farms. The particular conformation of the land and the proximity of the sea with its brackish area blown by the wind have made the Morellino vines world famous, while the Chianina cows that graze freely feed on natural forages that make their meat even tastier.