Property in Tuscany: Seduced by the sun-soaked charms of Casanova

The large-ish buildings are on one hectare of land, with chicken coops, cypresses of its own, a cherry tree, a stone drinking trough for animals and an ugly pylon obscuring the best view. That would definitely need moving a few yards down the slope - perfectly possible, apparently. Its existence, however, has the advantage of signifying that water and electricity are already on site, thus minimising the need to deal with megalomaniac local government.