Villa Poggio al Vento

Overview

Villa Poggio al Vento stone farmhouse loacated in the Ricrio estate, situated in the hills 15 km from the beach and in the district of Casale Marittimo.

Villa Poggio al Vento Overview

The house has 4 bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms. On the ground floor, there is a double room, with direct access from the garden. The other 3 bedrooms are on the first floor, two doubles and one with 4 single beds.

On the ground floor there is a living room with fireplace, sofas and tv, a raised area with kitchen and dining area which has direct access to the garden and porch, large wrought iron and stone table, sunbathing area around the pool with sun loungers, chairs and umbrellas.

All rooms have mosquito nets, and high-speed wifi connection on the ground floor.

Exterior:

The house has a private garden and a functional BBQ with a pizza oven. The house consists of a ground floor and a first floor, the ground floor is completely finished in stone.

Private pool:

The house has a beautiful dominant position but retains a cosy feel, and has a private 4- sided infinity pool that measures 10 x 4 m, depth 145 cm. The pool can be heated on request.

Interior

Exterior

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The Ricrio farm is a large estate of about 650 hectares, 1606.18356,acres which rises in the hills, 10 km from the sea, in the innermost edge of the Etruscan Coast, a land rich in history and where olive groves and vineyards are masters.

Villa Ricrio is the ancient manor of the estate as well as the hub of activity on the farm.

The villa and its terrace is situated above the ancient vaulted cellars and stables next to the old barn and granary as well as the little house of the custodian, which is the present annex.

The tenant farmers gathered daily in the villa to give life to the farm activities and on Sunday to participate in the holy mass in the small chapel.

The houses on the farm were once the homes of the tenant farmers who farmed the company land. Since the early 90s the property has carried out an extensive restoration project which began with the renovation of 16 houses, currently there are only 11 of the 16 divesting the houses and properties which are more distant and less strategic to the estate.

Agricultural activity consists mainly in the cultivation of cereals and olive trees for the production of IGP oil, the tourist activity has been added over time, breeding semi-wild animals as well as conservation and protection of wildlife. The property is well populated with pheasants, partridges, deer, wild boars and foxes.