Proprietà rustica in Via Francesco Redi, Centro, Montepulciano
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Grade A+villabudget

Proprietà rustica in Via Francesco Redi, Centro, Montepulciano

Val d’Orcia · Siena · Tuscany

€1.6M

Asking Price (EUR)

5.1%

Net Yield (managed, after tax, all-in)

9.6%

Self-managed (after tax, all-in)

16.6%

Gross Yield (on all-in cost)

58%

Occupancy (modelled, annual)

Net yield is what a fully-managed owner of one let property keeps after the cedolare secca — the flat 21% tax on GROSS rent, owed whatever the costs — divided by the all-in acquisition cost. A second let property is taxed at 26%, and from the third the letting is a business. Confirm the treatment with an Italian commercialista.

Projected Gross Revenue: €293,084/yr
Nightly Rate: €1384implied by the gross revenue and the occupancy
Cedolare Secca (21% of gross): €61,548/yr
Payback (managed, after tax): 19.7 years
5-yr Capital Value: €1.8M
10-yr Capital Value: €2.0M
Brixfox Score: 96.6 / 100
Comparable Airbnbs: 8
Data Confidence: 69%
Search Radius: 4 km
Season curve: Tuscany

True Investment Cost

Registration tax or VAT + notary + your own agency commission + legal + furnishing.

€1.8M

+11.2% over asking

Asking price€1.6M
Imposta di registro (9% of the cadastral value)€71,650
Notary€7,300
Buyer’s agency commission (incl. 22% VAT)€58,194
Legal fees (incl. 22% VAT)€10,980
Furnishing€30,000
All-in investment€1.8M

On a resale from a private seller the imposta di registro is charged on the cadastral value, not the price; we do not know a listing’s rendita catastale, so it is modelled at half the price, above the national average, which errs towards a higher tax and a lower yield. In Italy the buyer pays their own agency commission. Budget extra for a survey, translation and a power of attorney if you will not sign in person.

Annual Operating Costs (fully managed)

The stored cost lines behind the net yield above.

Gross rental revenue€293,084
Rental management−€78,664
Booking channel fees−€11,723
Cleaning & consumables−€14,654
Utilities (electricity, gas, water, internet)−€4,500
IMU (municipal property tax)−€11,236
TARI (waste tax)−€11,043
Maintenance reserve−€7,950
Insurance−€900
Commercialista & tax filing−€1,200
Cedolare secca (21% of gross)−€61,548
Bedrooms: 10
Bathrooms: 9
Building: 2454 m²
Land: 18765 m²
Style: rustic-restored
Condition: needs-renovation
Year Built: 1800
garden

No CIN stated

The listing prints no CIN and says nothing about short-term letting, which is the norm for an Italian for-sale advertisement: an open question for the agency, not a red flag. The regional code and the national CIN are filed per unit under the buyer’s own codice fiscale once the sale completes.

Italy requires a national CIN (Codice Identificativo Nazionale) for every short-term let, on top of the regional code. Since May 2026 Airbnb and Booking delist listings without a valid CIN; operating without one carries fines of EUR 800-8,000. Regional registration for this property sits with Toscana (Ross1000) (CIR/CIN). From the third short-let property the activity is classed as a business (Partita IVA, social contributions, no cedolare secca). Brixfox models a single-property, non-professional owner.

A CIN is issued for a unit to the person who operates it, and it does not pass with the sale: the buyer files the regional code and the national CIN again under their own codice fiscale. Have an Italian commercialista confirm the comune still accepts new short-term lets (Florence and Venice cap them in their historic centres) before underwriting rental income.

Design Features

large gardentraditional Italian architecture

Score Breakdown

ROI
18.21
Visual Appeal
7
Ownership Security
13
Location
10.08
Land & Space
12
Rental Demand
5.8
Payback Speed
4
STR Suitability
2

Description

Affascinante villa ottocentesca in vendita nel comune di Montepulciano, con fabbricato rurale e annessi con una superficie totale di 2454 mq, 10 camere, 9 bagni e numerosi locali attualmente adibiti a magazzino, parco di 1,8 ha con uliveto, cappella privata e serra. La villa risale all’800 ed è stata ristrutturata negli ’60 e ’80, mantenendo il fascino di una villa di rappresentanza, con la scala di collegamento interna in travertino, soffitti a volta ed affrescati, pavimenti in marmo e saloni con caminetti. Il casale accanto ha la facciata esterna in mattoncini e pietra con bellissimi soffitti a volta in mattoncini o con travi a vista. La proprietà attualmente necessita di un restauro completo, ma ha grandi potenzialità, visto che si trova nel comune di Montepulciano, conosciuto a livello internazionale per le eccellenze enogastronomiche, la bellezza dei paesaggi e la vicinanza alla Val d’Orcia e ad altri centri di grande interesse turistico, artistico e culturale. L’immobile attualmente non è allacciato alle utenze. La proprietà è perfetta per essere utilizzata come residenza di rappresentanza o per essere trasformata in struttura ricettiva per accogliere anche eventi, vista la privacy che il parco offre e la presenza della cappella privata. La villa si trova a pochi minuti dal centro storico di Montepulciano, nella frazione di Sant’Albino, a due passi dalle Terme e dai servizi e a breve distanza dalle Terme di Chianciano. Questo è un ottimo punto di partenza per esplorare la Val d’Orcia che è a 10 minuti e il Lago Trasimeno a 40 minuti. Il casello autostradale più vicino è a 20 minuti. Gli aeroporti più vicini sono Perugia (80 km), Firenze (125 km) e Roma (200 km). Il gruppo Great Estate su ogni immobile acquisito effettua, tramite il tecnico del cliente venditore, una due diligence tecnica che ci permette di conoscere dettagliatamente la situazione urbanistica e catastale di ogni proprietà. Tale due diligence potrà essere richiesta dal cliente al momento di un reale interesse sulla proprietà. L'immobile è intestato a persona fisica.

Location

📍 43.1007°, 11.7864°

Approximate location — Idealista blurs its pins

Val d’Orcia, Tuscany, Italy

Listed by Great Estate Immobiliare

Price
€1,590,000
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Proprietà rustica in Via Francesco Redi, Centro, Montepulciano

Val d’Orcia · Tuscany · Ref BF-47812Source · Great Estate Immobiliare · listed 2 Oct 2026
Asking price
€1,590,000
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Bedrooms
10
Bathrooms
9
Built area
2454 m²
Land
18765 m²
Condition
Full renovation
(from the photos)
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No CIN stated

The listing prints no CIN and says nothing about short-term letting, which is the norm for an Italian for-sale advertisement: an open question for the agency, not a red flag. The regional code and the national CIN are filed per unit under the buyer’s own codice fiscale once the sale completes.

Italy requires a national CIN (Codice Identificativo Nazionale) for every short-term let, on top of the regional code. Since May 2026 Airbnb and Booking delist listings without a valid CIN; operating without one carries fines of EUR 800-8,000. Regional registration for this property sits with Toscana (Ross1000) (CIR/CIN). From the third short-let property the activity is classed as a business (Partita IVA, social contributions, no cedolare secca). Brixfox models a single-property, non-professional owner.

A CIN is issued for a unit to the person who operates it, and it does not pass with the sale: the buyer files the regional code and the national CIN again under their own codice fiscale. Have an Italian commercialista confirm the comune still accepts new short-term lets (Florence and Venice cap them in their historic centres) before underwriting rental income.

Financials

What it earns, what it costs to own, and the net yield

Financial analysis
· Brixfox Standard · Non-resident · Fully managed
Fully managed is the Brixfox Standard shown on every card: a full-service manager's commission, charged on top of the Airbnb/Booking channel fees (not the cleaning cost — changeovers are funded by guest cleaning fees; you bear the residual). Self-managed drops the commission; the channel fees stay, because the platform is paid whoever manages, and you pay staff/local operations, a higher cleaning residual and your own time directly. Both scenarios divide the SAME gross revenue — the toggle changes the cost stack, not the revenue. That revenue is observed from actively-operated comps, so self-managed assumes you match their performance.Both scenarios share the same projected revenue — the toggle changes who runs the property and what that costs, not what it earns.
Net yieldNet operating income ÷ all-in investment. After local operating taxes; before home-country personal tax and financing costs. Modelled from observed market performance of comparable Airbnb listings.
Gross yield · all-in basis
Before tax in your home country and financing costs. Estimates, not financial advice.
Modelled from Airbnb listings we track across Val d’Orcia — live calendar data.

No Airbnb match on file

We have not confirmed this exact property on Airbnb, so it carries no operating history here. The figures above rest on the comparable set — a launch scenario, not a track record.

Revenue assumptions

Derived from the comparable Airbnb listings below. The headline ADR is the expected BOOKED rate — nearby asking prices corrected by our measured, market-calibrated asking-to-booked factor. Occupancy is calibrated against tracked reference homes nearby. Comp cards below show raw asking prices.
Expected ADR
€1,384
Expected booked rate (market-calibrated)
Expected occupancy
58%
Full-year estimate, market-calibrated
Projected annual revenue
€293,084
ADR × occupancy × 365
Comp data observed in USD · converted at €0.88/$
Seasonal occupancy pattern
Peak Sep +35% · Low Jan -53%
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Investment basis

The true all-in acquisition cost — asking price plus purchase costs, renovation and furnishing. Every yield on this page is computed against this total, not the asking price.
Adjust the figures to your deal — yields recalculate live.
Purchase price· asking
€
Acquisition costs· 9.3% of price, auto-calculated
€148,124
Imposta di registro (9% of the cadastral value) + fixed taxes€71,650
Buyer-side agency commission (incl. IVA)€58,194
Legal, survey & translated deed€10,980
Notary (rogito, incl. IVA)€7,300
Renovation budget· guide range €3,067,500–€5,521,500 for this class; enter your own quote or use the midpoint
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Furniture & STR launch
€
All-in investment
€1,768,124
+11.2% over asking
Fully managed scenarioSwitch the scenario with the toggle at the top of the financial analysis — it drives every figure in this section. Gross revenue is identical in both scenarios (the comps' observed performance); the Villa Scorecard and risk panels elsewhere on the page always quote the fully-managed Brixfox Standard.
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Income tax is the cedolare secca at 21% of gross rent, the rate for a non-professional owner letting one property: a second let property pays 26%, and from the third the letting is a business (Partita IVA, no cedolare secca). IMU (at the comune's published rate, or the median rate where it is not on file) and the registration tax rest on a cadastral value modelled from the price, as the listing states no rendita catastale; the visura catastale gives the real figure. Financing is not modelled.

After works, guide range
full renovation €1,000–1,800/m² × 2,454 m² · Studio Madera, 2025-2026 · card WRC-2026.10

Rental yield + value growth

Your net rental yield plus a yearly rise in the property's market value (land and building) that you choose. Value growth is an assumption, not data — which is why it starts at 0% and is kept out of the yield figures above.
Property value growth per year · your assumption0%
0%2.5% · Brixfox model assumption8%
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Value growth figures are illustrative only. The marker is the yearly growth Brixfox's model assumes for this market, not measured local price history; local supply, regulation and currency moves can materially change outcomes. Not financial advice.
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Evidence

Where it sits, and who confirms it

Comp table: Market evidence ↑ in Financials

Location

Approximate area

Val d’Orcia · Tuscany

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Verdict

Score, and what could go wrong

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Brixfox Score

97A+
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Risk & what-if

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TenureFreeholdno lease decay · no amortisation
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ROI calculations use Brixfox Intelligence rental data from tracked Airbnb calendars. Operating costs are modelled per line — Airbnb/Booking channel fees whoever manages, then either a full-service management commission or the staff/local operations a self-managing owner buys back, cleaning residual, utilities & insurance, local taxes — with every rate editable in the Financial analysis P&L above. Gross revenue is identical in both management scenarios. Market factors in Italy may impact actual yields.