Prestigious Estate With Panoramic Views Of The Valdarno

Nestled on the slopes of Pratomagno along the historic Setteponti Road, this 17th-century estate—once owned by noble families and religious institutions—overlooks the Valdarno valley. Located 500 meters above sea level between Florence and Arezzo, it is accessible via a fully paved road and is just 1.5 km from the village of Castelfranco-Piandiscò. The estate, with its perfect southwest exposure, boasts spectacular panoramic views and is bathed in sunlight until sunset, offering a unique vista of a landscape characterized by hills, olive groves, and terraced fields. The complex comprises several independent residential units, skillfully integrated into the hilly landscape, enhanced by an elegant, private pool area and spacious outdoor spaces that ensure maximum privacy and tranquility. All residences are equipped with air conditioning and feature their own outdoor area, fully furnished to allow you to fully enjoy time in the open air. The interiors stand out for their period details, such as exposed-beam ceilings, Florentine terracotta tiles, brick arches, and stone fireplaces. The large windows provide abundant natural light and picturesque views of the surrounding countryside. Outside, the terraced garden features a stunning 12x6-meter swimming pool with an elegant Roman staircase, flanked by a sun deck of approximately 1,000 square meters that overlooks the Arno Valley directly. The entire complex is surrounded by olive trees, fruit trees, woods, and a vineyard. Rounding out the estate’s efficiency are modern energy-sustainability solutions, including dedicated solar panels and a photovoltaic system. A residence of incomparable charm, ideal both as a prestigious private home for those who wish to experience authentic Tuscan living and as a high-profile investment for a luxury hospitality business.

The property is situated on the slopes of the Pratomagno hills along the historic route of the Strada della Setteponti, an ancient Etruscan-Roman road connecting Arezzo and Florence as it winds through the heart of the Upper Valdarno—a location that combines privacy, nature, and proximity to Tuscany’s major cities. Art cities are easily accessible, with Florence about 45 km away and Arezzo about 35 km away, as well as Siena and the Chianti region, located about an hour away, not to mention the charming nearby historic villages such as Loro Ciuffenna and Pieve di Gropina. It also benefits from quick transportation links thanks to its proximity to the A1 highway exits and the train stations on the Florence–Rome line, allowing guests to reach Florence’s Amerigo Vespucci Airport in about 50 km, Pisa’s Galileo Galilei Airport in 130 km, and Bologna’s Guglielmo Marconi Airport in 145 km.