Pisa, Tuscany

Main Features Total area: approximately 420 sqm Land: about 3 hectares (woodland and olive grove with 22 trees) 3 levels Potential for accommodation units, bed and breakfast, agritourism Can be divided into independent units Excellent state of conservation Description in the municipality of Pomarance, in the Lustignano district, located in the heart of the geothermal area of the Metalliferous Hills, lies the Podere Botrona, a beautiful farmhouse in excellent condition. Spread across three levels, the property offers 420 sqm of total area, and is surrounded by approximately 3 hectares of land, including woodland and an olive grove with about 22 olive trees, making it perfect for nature lovers and those seeking tranquility. The building lends itself to various uses due to its large size. it could be converted into an accommodation unit such as a bed and breakfast or agritourism, or subdivided into independent units to suit different housing needs. The property is located in the Tuscan geothermal area, a unique landscape that spans the provinces of Pisa, Grosseto, and Siena, including the Val di Cecina, Val d'Orcia, and Maremma regions. Since ancient times, natural steam emissions have intrigued and mystified people, inspiring myths and legends, and in Roman times, a true religious cult dedicated to the deities protecting thermal waters. This geothermal area is characterized by a breathtaking landscape: lush forests interrupted by lunar and desolate yet fascinating scenes, with warm, white steam rising from the earth. it is a landscape that has inspired great writers, including Dante Alighieri, who described the infernal landscape in his Divine Comedy, and prominent authors such as D'Annunzio and Cassola. The area, rural and pastoral, is imbued with geothermal steam that makes it truly unique and captivating. You can explore these natural wonders by following the geothermal phenomena route in Sasso Pisano. For those interested in geothermal technology and science, there are important museums such as the Geothermal Museum in Larderello, where you can trace the history of the link between natural resources and the industrialization of the area, and the GeoMuseo Mubia in Monterotondo Marittimo, which provides insights into the geothermal phenomena underground and the natural causes behind these manifestations. This area, known for its natural geothermal phenomena, is also one of the most innovative regions for renewable electricity production, thanks to the use of endogenous steam that rises from the earth. The region is powered by geothermal power plants, and nearby towns benefit from the electricity produced, as well as district heating for hot water both in winter and summer. ref. A9591MR125