Portion of an ancient noble residence nestled in the Tuscan countryside, just fifteen minutes from Siena, with stunning views over the Chianti hills. The property, approximately 450 sqm of commercial space, has been finely renovated while preserving numerous historical details, including heraldic coats of arms, a Latin inscription from 1498 marking the laying of the first stone, a 16th-century fireplace attributed to Baldassarre Peruzzi, and a private chapel.
The villa is arranged over two levels. On the ground floor there is a large loggia with arches and vaults, a private courtyard covered with glass, an ancient underground cellar, a baptismal font protected by the Superintendence, a post-medieval well, a private garden, a bathroom, and a kitchen that can be converted into a wellness area. The first floor, very bright and featuring large arched windows, is accessed via an elegant stone staircase and includes a 55 sqm reception hall with a 16th-century fireplace, four bedrooms, three bathrooms (including a master), a morning room, a study-library, an entrance hall, a dining area, and an open-plan kitchen.
The property is equipped with an elevator, partial air conditioning, a double alarm system, and two secure vaults. The residence also includes three garages and six parking spaces. The historic complex in which it is set comprises approximately one hectare of parkland with fruit trees, a communal swimming pool, and extensive shared green spaces. The residence currently houses a private collection of ancient and contemporary art.