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Price	€ 180,000
Location	Tuscany, Pisa, Lajatico
Rooms	2
Terrace	100 SQM
Garage	Yes
Total Area	93 SQM
Within 1 hour of an airport	Yes
Close to amenities	Yes
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A Tuscan gem in the heart of Lajatico, the birthplace of Andrea Bocelli.

Nestled within the historic soul of Lajatico, this charming semi-detached residence offers a rare blend of medieval village charm and modern convenience. Located just steps from the vibrant centre, the property is sold with a patio-garden with wonderful views, cantina and workshop / garage, a rare find in the historic centre.

Set on one level, accommodation comprises: private entrance, inviting central living room, well-equipped new kitchen, two spacious bedrooms, bathroom with shower, and a generous internal storage room.

Outside: To the rear of the house is a large, private patio (100 sqm approx) with wonderful views of the rolling Tuscan hills and the region’s legendary sunsets - a rare find within the historic village centre. Opening to the patio area is a woodshed and a cellar with high ceilings, offering potential (subject to usual planning guidelines and permissions) to be converted into a summer kitchen, a sophisticated wine-tasting room, or a functional utility space to complement the garden area.

Additionally, there is a private garage / workshop of 36 sqm (note restricted door width makes it unsuitable for some modern vehicles). The property is easily accessible by car, with the added benefit of a public car park only 300 meters away.

The residence has been refurbished just five years ago, and is presented in excellent condition. Sold fully furnished, this turnkey property is ready for immediate enjoyment, as a private holiday home, residence, or rental investment.

Lajatico is a charming village, and the property is within walking distance of the main piazza, the heart of daily life, where locals gather for espresso and aperitivos amidst colorful facades and stone-paved alleys. There are coffee bars, a charming restaurant with tables and chairs on the main piazza, a pharmacy, the headquarters of the Bank of Lajatico, a good bakery and many other small shops. Renowned as the birthplace of the legendary tenor Andrea Bocelli, every July, this quiet, historic village transforms into a global cultural hub for the Teatro del Silenzio (Theater of Silence). This open-air amphitheater, built into the natural slope of the hills, hosts a star-studded annual concert, bringing an elite international audience to the village and creating a high-demand market for luxury rentals..

Lajatico is located in the Valdera region of Central Tuscany between Pisa and Florence. The landscape surrounding the village is a patchwork of silver olive groves, golden wheat fields, and disciplined rows of cypress trees. This is a region of high-quality olive oil and DOC wines, where "farm-to-table" isn't just a trend, but a centuries-old way of life. For the outdoor enthusiast, the area offers endless trails for hiking, cycling, and horseback riding through some of the most photographed scenery in Italy. The area is scattered with historical towns and medieval villages, castles and country churches, and the nearby 'città d’arte' (cities of art) of Volterra, San Gimignano, Palaia and Florence makes Lajatico an excellent base for exploration.

The location offers year-round appeal. While the summer brings the glamour of the opera, the spring and autumn attract hikers and gourmands seeking the white truffles and harvests of the Val d'Era. The easy proximity to Pisa’s airport makes it a convenient weekend retreat for European visitors.

Distances: Lajatico on the doorstep, Palaia 20 km, Volterra 20 km, San Gimignano 35 km, Cecina (beaches) 40 km, Lucca 50 km, Pisa (airport) 50 km, Florence 80 km.

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