An historic 19th-century stately villa in the hills bordering the Lower Arno Valley in Tuscany (between Florence and Pisa), covering approximately 600 square meters over three floors, surrounded by a large park and garden of about 3,500 square meters featuring tall trees and palm trees. The villa is situated atop a hill, offering a splendid, unobstructed view in all directions
The surrounding area consists of open countryside with olive groves, vineyards, and cultivated fields, as well as small villages perched on the hilltops, such as Cerreto Guidi and Vinci.
The entrance to the villa is via a tree-lined avenue featuring the typical cypress trees leading to the villa; the exterior walls are in the traditional style of stately villas in the Tuscan countryside, with light-colored walls, corner piers, and the characteristic green wooden shutters
The main entrance opens into the central hallway; on the right-hand side is the dining room with a stone fireplace, directly connected to a large living room, and from there, the space leads to a study area. On the left side of the hallway is the kitchen, located across from the dining room, a bathroom, the square-based stone staircase, and a bedroom beyond it. Behind the staircase, a basement area has been created with a second kitchen.
The wide stone staircase, featuring a period wrought-iron railing, leads to the second floor, where the sleeping area is located, comprising 5 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms.
The ceilings on both the ground floor and the first floor are vaulted, featuring frescoes and decorations.
On the third floor, there are 5 rooms that are still unfinished and currently used as an attic, but they are habitable.