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Located in the outskirts of Pergine Valdarno, wine estate with apartments to be restored. in an easily reached position via municipal roads, this wine estate in the municipality of Arezzo is well equipped for the production despite the necessity of some restoration work. The cities of Arezzo (24km, 30'), Siena (46km; 45'), Firenze (68km; 1h 5') and Pienza (69km; 1h 5') are within easy and quick reach. Serviceable airports for the property are Firenze Peretola (76km; 1h), Perugia Sant'Egidio (115km; 1h 20'), Pisa Galilei (144km; 1h 45'), Bologna Marconi (164km; 1h 50'), Roma Ciampino (233km; 2h 20') and Roma Fiumicino (250km; 2h 30'). The property consists of a single ample building (1,881 sqm - 20,240 sqft) divided into various sections. On the ground floor we can find the cellar for the production and the storage rooms for bottled wine. On the first floor there are two nice apartments to be restored. The cellar (737 sqm - 7,930 sqft) is made up of nine locals, completed by two offices, a service room and a bathroom. The storage rooms (805 sqm - 8,662 sqft) are located next to the cellar and below it in the underground level. On the first floor we can find two apartments to be fully restored. The first one (168 sqm - 1,808 sqft) is made up of an entrance hall, a living room, a kitchen, a pantry, two closets, two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The second one (186 sqm - 1,840 sqft) is made up of kitchen, living room, two closets, three bedrooms and a bathroom while externally it has a small wood shed at the ground floor. The property is in good structural conditions, however it could use some renovation works on the inside. The cellar is fully operations ma it is advisable to carry out some renovation work here too. The two apartments, instead, are to be fully restored even if the first one has already seen some work being done. The building is made up of stone and bricks in Tuscan style: on the inside we can find terracotta floors, visible stone walls (though the majority of them is plastered) and wooden beams sustaining the roofs.