Full Description

Location

Montalcino, at 567m high, looks out onto the enchanted, surrounding landscape of the Crete Senesi to the Val D’Orcia, keeping watch and guarding it.
It is a lunar landscape that in spring boasts field of wheat that sway in the wind like a sea of grain.
And in the heart of this little town, famous for its Brunello wine, lies Casa Vittoria. It is just have an hour from many of the charming towns of Tuscany: Siena (42 km), Asciano (30 km), Pienza (25 km). 
Description of buildings

The property is just seconds from the fourteenth century fortress that dominates the historical centre.
It has three floors totaling a surface area of 317 sqm.

The ground floor (235 sqm) mainly consists of a large living area with two lounges (54 sqm), a dining room (27 sqm) with a fireplace and an adjacent kitchen (23 sqm), also with a fireplace.
There is also a master bedroom with wardrobe space and en-suite bathroom, a laundry room with a WC, a wine cellar and a further two spare rooms.

Upstairs there are three bedrooms all with en-suite bathrooms. 
Condition

The hand made terracotta, the stone and the wooden beams all compliment the décor and the soft shades of the walls.
Some of the ceilings are paneled and beautifully decorated and some have wooden beams with original painted patterns.
The restoration of this property was done with a great amount of care and passion, ensuring that the original charm was kept. 
Land and pool

You can access the central courtyard from the dining room, a private space with a small but elegant garden that is staggered on various levels. This is not common in the historical centre of Montalcino. 
Utilities

Heating
Water supply
Electricity
Telephone
Tv 
Usage and potential

If you want to improve your quality of life and invest in a house in the centre of one the most attractive cities of Tuscany, then Casa Vittoria would be ideal for you.
Motalcino is also a well known throughout the world for its excellent quality of Italian wine. This makes Casa Vittoria a perfect place to invite guests to come and visit.