Villa/Maison à Vendre à Arezzo

Stunning 16th-century villa with a view of Arezzo
Villa Size: 800sqm
Garden Size: 4000sqm
Bedrooms: 7
Bathrooms: 9
Garage with 3 parking spaces
Permit to build a pool
Address: Via di Castelsecco 15, Arezzo
Nestled in the most prestigious area of Arezzo, this extraordinary 16th-century villa offers an unparalleled blend of history, elegance, and timeless charm. Located on a hill with breathtaking views of the city, the property is just a five-minute walk from the historic center, yet ensures complete privacy thanks to its gated entrance and 4000 sqm of well-maintained park.
This villa is a rare gem and a true bargain at the current price, reflecting the owner’s desire for a quick sale. Opportunities like this are extremely rare for such a prestigious and historic property in a highly sought-after area.
Where historical charm meets modern luxury
Built in the 16th century by a prominent family of Arezzo jewelers, the villa has been impeccably restored by a renowned Milanese architect. Every detail has been carefully preserved, from the vaulted ceilings and stone walls to the antique doors and 17th-century wine press. Modern luxury features blend seamlessly, offering comfort and functionality while respecting the villa’s rich heritage.
Main features
Three levels spanning 800 sqm: The villa features 7 bedrooms, with the possibility of adding more, offering unparalleled versatility for use as a permanent residence, holiday retreat, boutique hotel, or luxury rental property.
Ground floor: A cellar with brick vaults, a tasting room, a large living room with a fireplace and audio system, a billiard room, and a wellness area with sauna, shower, and bathroom.
First floor: The heart of the home, accessible via internal and external stairs, includes a spacious living room that opens onto a terrace with spectacular views, a dining room with frescoed panels on the 19th-century ceiling, a study with a Sicilian polychrome marble library and a 15th-century fireplace, a modern kitchen, a bedroom, and a bathroom.
Second floor: Contains six bedrooms, four of which have private bathrooms. The master suite includes a Carrara marble bathroom with a sink carved from a 17th-century work.
External features
The villa’s 4000 sqm park is an oasis of peace and beauty, with hedges, flowers, and centuries-old trees. With a permit already granted, it is possible to build a pool to further enhance the property.
Additional amenities
A private garage for 3 cars (69 sqm), plus two storage areas (39 sqm and 36 sqm).
Original decorative elements, including Faenza ceramics, blown glass windows, and intricate stone balustrades.
Location
Situated among the beautiful hills that inspired Piero della Francesca, the villa offers the perfect combination of tranquility and proximity to urban life. Its enviable location allows easy access to the historic center of Arezzo, known for its vibrant culture, refined cuisine, and charming boutiques.
A unique investment opportunity
This villa is not just a home, but a piece of history. With its remarkable price reflecting the seller’s urgency, it is an unmissable opportunity to own a prestigious property in one of the most beautiful regions of Italy.
Don’t miss the chance to acquire this magnificent property at an unbeatable value.
A brief history of Arezzo
Arezzo, one of the oldest cities in Tuscany, boasts a rich history dating back to the Etruscan era, flourishing as an important settlement in the 8th century BC. Its strategic location on major trade routes contributed to its significance during the Roman era when it became a vital center for art, culture, and commerce.
In the Middle Ages, Arezzo was a powerful city-state, known for its contributions to art, architecture, and literature. The city played a crucial role in the cultural and political life of Tuscany, often clashing with neighboring Florence. It was eventually absorbed into Florentine rule in 1384, marking a new era of Renaissance influence.
Arezzo is famous for being the birthplace of prominent figures such as Petrarch, the father of humanism, and Giorgio Vasari, the famous architect and art historian. Its artistic heritage is reflected in its stunning medieval and Renaissance architecture, including the frescoes by Piero della Francesca in the Basilica of San Francesco.
Today, Arezzo is a fascinating blend of ancient history and vibrant modernity, renowned for its goldsmith tradition, lively antique market, and cultural festivals, offering a timeless glimpse into Italy’s illustrious past. (ref. 18/2965. CVE215)