Frascole – Country House With Vineyard And Olive Grove

Property Details
Surface area – 259 sqm + [hidden information] ha of land
Cadastral category – A/3
Energy rating – F
Year of construction – 1930
Bedrooms – 3
Bathrooms – 3

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Beautiful country home with a breathtaking view over the Tuscan hills, the historic Parish Church of San Jacopo, and its own private vineyard, located just 25 km from Florence.
Immersed in an area of rare beauty, this property is ideal for those who love nature, fine wine, olive oil, and peaceful living. It is a true oasis of tranquility, perfect for anyone seeking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city while remaining close to all main services.
The main residence is ready to move into, with well-maintained interiors and a warm, authentic atmosphere.
Its panoramic terrace is the true jewel of the property, offering an unparalleled view of the surrounding vineyards and the ancient church — an ideal spot for relaxation or entertaining guests. Two of the bedrooms enjoy the same spectacular panorama.
The wine cellar is fully equipped and operational, ready for small-scale wine production.
The area is extremely peaceful yet not isolated — the access road to the property is comfortable and well maintained.
The estate also includes two annexes, already fitted with windows, electricity, and water, which can easily be converted into charming guesthouses or independent studios.
This property is the perfect choice for anyone dreaming of living or investing in the world of wine, offering the potential to develop a boutique wine business in an authentic Tuscan setting.

PROPERTY LAYOUT
Basement: rustic room with fireplace, wine production cellar, bathroom.
Ground floor: living room, kitchen, three bedrooms, two bathrooms, panoramic terrace.
Outdoor spaces:
Vineyard: 11,588 sqm
Pasture, arable land, woodland, and chestnut grove: 104,759 sqm

THE VILLAGE
Dicomano is a charming Tuscan village located between the Mugello and the Val di Sieve, about 25 km from Florence.
Surrounded by a diverse landscape of rolling hills, chestnut, and oak forests, Dicomano has ancient origins, with Etruscan and Roman remains still visible today. Its historic center retains a medieval character, with 17th-century porticoes and historic buildings. The town is also a great starting point for cultural and nature excursions throughout the region.
Frascole, a hamlet of Dicomano, is renowned for the archaeological area of San Martino a Poggio, where visitors can admire Etruscan and Roman remains, including the foundations of a Romanesque church and the remains of an impressive quadrangular building, possibly a defensive structure or a temple.
Artifacts found here are displayed at the Archaeological Museum of Mugello and Val di Sieve, located in Dicomano’s Municipal Palace.