Historic Villa in Chianti, Tuscany

Set in a commanding position on the Chianti hills just 12 km from Florence and 11 km from San Casciano, this historic hamlet unfolds in soft Tuscan light, suspended between past and present. The medieval country house, enriched by a Romanesque chapel dating back to 1260, holds centuries of local history and stands as one of the area’s most distinctive residences. Carefully restored in the 1980s by Florentine architect Pier Niccolò Berardi, the estate harmoniously blends traditional Tuscan character with modern comfort, preserving the soul of a hilltop village while embracing refined contemporary finishes. Arranged over four bright levels and measuring approximately 550 sqm, the residence is surrounded by a private park/garden of 3,135 sqm and set within 27 hectares of shared woodland, once part of the Medici hunting reserve. Inside, several living areas offer space for both relaxation and entertaining, including a panoramic salon divided into three sections, a grand dining room and a professional kitchen with pantry. The home features 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, along with traditional staff quarters, a library/study, a cinema room, a wine cellar and a dedicated space with a wood-fired oven for bread and pizza. Four terraces open onto breathtaking views of the surrounding hills, while exposed wooden beams, terracotta floors and stucco walls meet high-quality materials and finishes. Central LPG heating and solar panels ensure efficiency, the east-facing orientation welcomes luminous sunrises, and a private road through ancient electrified gates guarantees privacy and security. A previous permit to build a swimming pool has expired and may be reinstated, and ample parking is available

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