House 854 м² in Siena, Italy

The property, measuring approximately 600 sqm, dates back to the 14th century and was originally built as a water mill, later transformed into an elegant noble residence during the 17th century. The current appearance of the building, which retains most of its original features, is the result of a meticulous restoration carried out by the current owners in 2012, when the property was adapted for tourist and hospitality use and converted into a boutique hotel. The interior spaces are arranged over four levels. The basement level houses the historic cellars, including the ancient milling area, as well as rooms used for storage. The ground floor features the reception area, a professional kitchen with pantry, a breakfast/restaurant room with a large veranda, a guest service bathroom, an independent bedroom with private bathroom, staff changing rooms with dedicated facilities, and technical rooms serving the villa. The first floor comprises eight bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and a spacious suite consisting of a living room, bedroom, and bathroom. The second floor accommodates five additional bedrooms with private bathrooms and a large suite with living room, bedroom, and bathroom, from which there is access to the turret. Outside, there is a canopy designed for outdoor events, complete with an oven with hayloft and a small tool shed. The property is set within a well-maintained garden of 3,500 sq m, enriched with flowers and ornamental shrubs; at the center of the green area, just a few meters from the main building, lies the 14 × 7 meter swimming pool, surrounded by a terracotta-paved sunbathing area and lawn. Completing the property are approximately 4.7 hectares of agricultural land, offering the possibility of being used both as guest parking and for the cultivation of vines or other plant species typical of the area.