Nuova costruzione "Le Corti della Pieve" in Piave 15
Le Corti della Pieve – Nuovi appartamenti in classe A4 Casa nuova, posto di sempre. Le Corti della Pieve è il nuovo complesso residenziale a Sinalunga, a pochi minuti a piedi dalla stazione ferroviaria e dai principali servizi. Un progetto composto da 54 abitazioni distribuite in tre edifici su due livelli,…
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The €99,000 price is for an unspecified apartment within a 54-unit development: the listing gives no unit size, layout, or confirmed availability, so it cannot be compared with the €695/m² local benchmark. New A4 construction is a positive, but completion is only scheduled for December 2026 and the advertised “country house” details do not match the apartment project.
More on the house and the area
A polished new-build complex with attractive landscaped courtyards, cypress trees, flowering borders, and bright contemporary interiors. It looks genuinely usable and energy-efficient rather than a renovation project, but the design is generic and offers no historic character or special Tuscan view.
- New development is not yet complete; works are scheduled through December 2026.
- Photos appear to be renderings or staged marketing images, so the finished quality and exact apartment may differ.
- This is a communal residential complex rather than a traditional Tuscan country house, and no private garden is confirmed for the specific unit.
- Exact size, layout, and included specifications for the €99,000 apartment are not provided.
The area around
Location score 74/100The cluster lies in the Val di Chiana, with cultivated plain and low hills at the edge of the Crete Senesi and the first rises toward the Val d’Orcia. Montepulciano is nearby and has a substantial historic centre with Renaissance palaces and wine production. Pienza, within this range, is a UNESCO World Heritage site and part of the Val d’Orcia cultural landscape. The area is known for vineyards, olive groves, grain fields, Chianina cattle and wine, with the A1 corridor and the Siena–Perugia route shaping daily access.