Toskanisches Kulturgut Mit Historischer Provenienz Und 27 Hektar Privatland

Set in a commanding position on the Tuscan hills, this exceptional historic estate extends across approximately 27 hectares of private land, offering absolute privacy, panoramic views and a rare combination of history, scale and potential.
At the heart of the property lies the main villa, an elegant residence of approximately 1,000 sqm, originally conceived in 1895 as the home and artistic retreat of a renowned Macchiaiolo painter, who personally designed and decorated the residence. The villa occupies the highest point of a secluded private valley, surrounded by rolling lawns, olive groves, vineyards, woodland and natural water features, with views stretching towards the sea.
The ground floor opens with a striking double entrance leading into an impressive gallery of nearly twenty meters, setting the tone for the entire residence. From here, a sequence of refined living spaces unfolds, including formal reception rooms, a library, an important dining room and a richly appointed kitchen. A grand frescoed hall completes this level, embodying the historical character of the estate.
The first floor is organized around a central gallery and features a collection of elegant living areas, dressing rooms and three principal bedrooms, each with en suite marble bathrooms, as well as access to a panoramic terrace.
On the upper level, four additional spacious bedrooms with private bathrooms are complemented by a large gallery corridor and the former artist’s studio — a remarkable 60 sqm space — now transformed into a private cinema room equipped with a full-wall screen and high-end audio system.
The top floor culminates in a crenellated tower with a panoramic terrace, offering open views across the valley and the estate’s extensive grounds.
The villa has undergone a meticulous restoration carried out with a rigorous philological approach, preserving its historical integrity while integrating the highest standards of contemporary comfort. The estate is further enhanced by a spa, an infinity pool and a substantial annex.
Beyond the main residence, the property includes two additional historic villas of significant architectural value, positioned along a ridge that embraces the estate. To the south stands an 18th-century villa featuring frescoes by Giovanni Tempesti, while to the north a second frescoed residence completes the ensemble. Both buildings require full restoration, representing a substantial opportunity for further development.
The land, predominantly composed of gently rolling hills, includes woodland, vineyards and olive groves, creating a landscape of rare scale and authenticity.