Stone townhouse in the old village of Incisa

A three-storey stone townhouse with its own entrance on one of the narrow lanes of Incisa's medieval village, a few steps from the Arno.

The ground floor, once a cellar, has a vaulted brick ceiling and was used as a dining den. The first floor holds the kitchen with its original terracotta floor and the living room with fireplace; the second has two bedrooms with chestnut beams, one looking over the river. There are two bathrooms, one per floor.

The systems had been replaced in 2010 and the roof overhauled a few years ago: a home to live in straight away and personalise over time. The lack of a garden was made up for by the riverside paths, a minute away, for walks and bike rides to Figline.

A home full of character, sold to a young couple 41 days after it was listed, following eleven viewings.