A historic stately villa in the hills of the Florentine Chianti region, measuring approximately 650 square metres, spread over three floors and set within a large park and garden covering approximately 12,000 square metres. The villa enjoys stunning views and a wide, unobstructed vista over the surrounding hills, from which one can see the small villages perched on the hilltops; the villa has the typical layout of Florentine country villas, with a small crenellated turret on one side.
Outside, the villa is set within a large garden that merges directly with the surrounding land, thus forming a spacious park and garden of approximately 12,000 square metres. The façades are characterised by light-coloured render and corner stones.
Inside, the villa has been divided into three flats: a main flat of approximately 520 square metres and two smaller flats; with minimal work, it is possible to reunite all the flats.
On the ground floor, there is a spacious rustic-style kitchen with a wood-burning oven and a fireplace, leading into a large living room of approximately 100 square metres, a bathroom, a study and a sitting room.
On the first floor, there are a total of four bedrooms, each with an en-suite bathroom.
Adjacent to the villa is a storeroom, the ground floor of which has been converted into one of the two flats.
The grounds cover an area of approximately 12,000 square metres, featuring olive trees and tall trees