Terratetto unifamiliare in Pistoia

The town sits on the Piana di Pistoia at the foot of the Apennine foothills (Appennino Tosco-Emiliano / Montagna Pistoiese). The Ombrone (Ombrone Pistoiese) and smaller streams cross the plain around Pistoia. Parts of the Parco regionale dell'Appennino Pistoiese lie within about 15 km to the north and northeast. The nearest major downhill ski area, Abetone, is north of the park at roughly 35–45 km (about 45–60 minutes by car). Montecatini Terme is within about 15 km to the west and provides thermal baths, a funicular to Montecatini Alto and a railway station on the Florence–Pisa line. Florence (major rail hub and Peretola airport) is about 30 km to the southeast and Pisa’s airport is further to the west; both are reached by road or regional trains. Pistoia’s city centre contains a medieval cathedral (Duomo di Pistoia) and the Ospedale del Ceppo with its Della Robbia glazed frieze. Pistoia was named Italy’s Capital of Culture for 2017. The surrounding province is a significant area for commercial plant nurseries and floriculture. The town hosts the annual Pistoia Blues music festival.