Apartment for sale in Castellina in Chianti – Tuscan retreat

55 sqm raised-ground apartment for sale in Castellina in Chianti. Bedroom, living room with kitchenette, large bathroom, autonomous heating. Ideal for couples or investment. General Description: In the enchanting village of Castellina in Chianti, we offer a 55 sqm raised-ground apartment—ideal as a Tuscan hideaway or a holiday rental. The private entrance ensures maximum privacy and direct access, nestled in a quiet, panoramic area yet close to local amenities. Interior Description: The entrance opens into the living room, featuring a separate kitchenette and a large window for year-round natural light. The sleeping area comprises a generous double bedroom and a spacious, easily customizable bathroom. The habitable condition provides a solid base for interior upgrades. Exterior Description: Set within a historic stone building, the apartment overlooks the village’s charming alleyway and rolling hills. The exterior façade retains authentic Tuscan stonework, complemented by wrought-iron railings. Main Features: Surface area: 55 sqm Layout: 2 main rooms (living room with kitchenette + bedroom) Bathrooms: 1 large, windowed Entrance: private Floor: raised ground Condition: habitable Energy class: G Utilities Details: Autonomous methane heating Functioning electrical and plumbing systems Pre-wiring for air conditioning Uses and Potential: Perfect for a couple seeking a Chianti pied-à-terre or a small boutique B&B. The private entrance and compact size enable quick ROI, while interior customization can boost property value. Local Real Estate Market: In Castellina in Chianti, renovated apartments fetch around € 2 800/sqm. Small units of 50–60 sqm typically range from € 2 500/sqm to € 3 200/sqm, depending on finishes and orientation. Demand is driven by second-home buyers and short-term rentals linked to Chianti’s food and wine tourism. Tourist and Historical Information: Castellina in Chianti is a medieval hilltop village encircled by vineyards and olive groves, renowned for its 14th-century Ghibelline Fortress and the “Via delle Volte,” a winding rooftop path through ancient walls. The town hosts historic Chianti Classico wineries offering tastings in oil mills and Romanesque churches. As a stage on the Via Francigena, it also stages events like the “Chianti Classico Collection” and the “Grape Festival,” celebrating local traditions. Distances: Siena: 20 km Greve in Chianti: 15 km Radda in Chianti: 12 km Montepulciano: 50 km Florence: 65 km San Gimignano: 40 km A1 Motorway (Castelnuovo Berardenga): 25 km Florence Airport: 70 km Pisa Airport: 100 km Via Francigena local stage: 0 km