Holiday home in Monterchi

Tucked into the rolling hills near Monterchi in Tuscany, this charming stone holiday home blends rustic character with modern comfort - an ideal base for couples, families, or small groups seeking authentic Tuscan living.

Inside, the layout is thoughtfully arranged for relaxed living. The open-plan living and dining area provides a welcoming space to gather, with comfortable seating, a TV, and a dining table for shared meals. The fully equipped kitchen invites self-catering with ease - perfect for preparing fresh local produce from nearby markets. The property typically includes multiple bedrooms, each designed with restful décor and ample storage, ensuring everyone enjoys a comfortable night’s sleep. A well-appointed full bathroom adds convenience and privacy. Rustic touches such as exposed beams and traditional materials complement the modern comforts like Wi-Fi, heating, and quality furnishings. Light streams through the windows, connecting the interior with the surrounding countryside.

Outdoors, the home’s setting captures the best of Tuscan rural living. A private garden and terrace furnished with seating offer inviting spots for morning coffee or an evening glass of wine among olive trees and open views. Barbecue facilities let you enjoy alfresco meals under the warm Tuscan sun, while private parking adds everyday convenience.

Monterchi itself is known for its historic charm, including Piero della Francesca's art and scenic hilltop views. The surrounding area offers hiking, cycling, and wine-tasting opportunities, with charming villages and classic Tuscan landscapes awaiting your discovery.

Situated on the border between Tuscany and Umbria (Cumbria), at the centre of an area of great artistic, historic and religious significance. Also nearby are: - the medieval hamlet of Anghiari; - Sansepolcro, birthplace of Piero della Francesca; - Caprese, the birthplace of Michelangelo; - and the magnificent Arezzo where on the first weekend of each month an important antiques market is held and, in the summertime, the “Giostra del Saracino” Saracino Joust) in medieval costumes is organized. From the house it is also easy to reach - Cortona, with its Etruscan art museum; - Florence, the capital of Tuscany, the city of Michelangelo's David, Uffizi, the Duomo with the famous Chapel of Brunelleschi, and many other masterpieces of world renown - Siena, where every year – with the splendid frame of Piazza del Campo – the world renowned Palio is run; - all of the Chianti area - famous for its vineyards and much more; - and finally the Verna Sanctuary dedicated to Saint Francis In Umbria you can visit: - Città di Castello which, in addition to its magnificent Duomo, painting gallery and palaces of the historical town centre also holds the Burri Foundation and Museum, and each summer is the site of the Festival of Nations (an international Chamber Music festival). It is also easy to reach the famous cities of Umbria: Perugia, Assisi, Todi, Spoleto and Gubbio that the entire world envies us for their spectacular beauty.