Romantic villa with breathtaking views in the Florentine countryside

This extraordinary 18th-century historic villa is a true gem, located on one of the most exclusive hills between Florence and Pistoia. It offers unparalleled panoramic views, with the silhouette of Florence's Duomo gracing the horizon. Nestled in an untouched natural setting, the villa is surrounded by a meticulously maintained Italian garden, a lush olive grove, and ornamental plants that enhance its elegance and grandeur. The property spans approximately 1,500 square meters and includes the main villa, measuring 780 square meters, which features original frescoes, terracotta floors, and wooden beams—details that enrich its historic charm and atmosphere. The estate is complemented by three additional buildings, including a historic limonaia (lemon house) and other agricultural structures that add value and allure to the property. The villa is spread over three floors, with another basement housing the historic wine cellars. The ground floor boasts a sumptuous frescoed living room with an elegant marble fireplace, a spacious kitchen with an ancient terracotta fireplace, and a dining room adorned with another refined fireplace. Completing the lower level are a second kitchen with a columned oven, a study, and two service bathrooms. The first floor comprises the sleeping area, with five elegant bedrooms, some decorated with period frescoes, and four bathrooms. The second floor, requiring renovation, offers four rooms that can be adapted as needed. The wine cellars in the basement add a touch of historic charm, further enhancing the property’s character. This villa is the perfect fusion of history, beauty, and tranquility—an exclusive haven of luxury and sophistication, far from urban chaos yet within a short distance of Tuscany's main cities. It is the ideal retreat for those seeking comfort and peace without sacrificing proximity to Florence, Pistoia, and the other wonders of Tuscany. *The present information and floor plans are merely indicative and do not constitute contractual elements.