A 15th Century Villa In The Chianti Hills.

A historic 387-square-meter villa dating back to the 1400s, featuring frescoes and panoramic views of the hills.
Nestled in the Chianti hills—where time flows as slowly as the wine that bears the region’s name—stands a historic villa that seems to breathe in unison with the surrounding land.
Enveloped by the harmonious silence of the Tuscan countryside and bathed in the golden light of sunsets, this residence preserves the timeless charm of period architecture: antique beams, frescoes that bridge the gap between art and memory, and fireplaces that still speak of hospitality and warmth.
Situated beside a Romanesque church, the villa is accessed via an elegant—yet discreetly shared—courtyard that leads into spaces of authentic beauty.
The main living room, spanning approximately 40 square meters, features frescoed ceilings and a panoramic terrace that invites the eye to wander across the gentle contours of the hills.
From the terrace, a stone staircase descends to a private garden of about 600 square meters, where the Tuscan landscape becomes a living painting, filled with the scents of wild herbs and horizons of vineyards and olive groves.
Inside, the rooms are spacious and light-filled: a kitchen and dining area with a fireplace, a quiet study, three double bedrooms, and bathrooms with windows that welcome the soft morning light.
On the lower level, an antique millstone speaks to Chianti’s agricultural past, transforming the old oil press into a heart of stone and memory.
Outside, a dedicated parking area accommodates up to four vehicles without disturbing the peace of the setting.
This is more than just a home; it is a story told in stone and time—a meeting of history and landscape, where every detail retains an air of nobility and every window looks out upon the eternal beauty of Tuscany.