Villa Le Rose

Florence
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OVERVIEW

  • Villa Le Rose is a prestigious property steeped in history and nature. It is in a fabulous location surrounded by vineyards and olive groves just a few kilometers from Florence, where the scent of flowers and the beautiful swimming pool surrounded by greenery are the setting for our luxurious historical residence.
  • Discover the relaxation of the Tuscan countryside in a Luxury Villa just 10 minutes from Florence.
  • Villa Le Rose is an elegant Renaissance Villa surrounded by vineyards and olive groves; a jewel of rare beauty set in the Tuscan countryside just ten minutes from the center of Florence. A picturesque avenue flanked by cypress trees will lead you to the entrance of this beautiful Luxury Villa on the hills of Florence, where you will experience unforgettable feelings.
  • The Villa measures 1000 square meters and can accommodate up to fourteen guests in seven bedrooms. The dwelling overlooks 2 large gardens for a total of 1,200 square meters of greenery. The property is entirely surrounded by an eleven-hectare park where you can also find a small private lake.
  • Originally commissioned by the Marquis Niccolò Antinori in the fifteenth century, the Villa has undergone numerous improvements and renovations over the years, without ever losing its renaissance structure that distinguishes it from any other property in its category, making it truly unique.
  • The layout of Villa Le Rose is in fact typical of the aristocratic Renaissance villas, centered around a paved courtyard, surrounded by gardens and situated in an agricultural landscape.

GROUND FLOOR

  • The Loggia
  • The Loggia plays a central role to the villa’s layout, bridging the walled courtyard outside with the internal living quarters. The courtyard features terracotta vases and jasmine climbers. The Loggia houses two seating areas and a Madonna and Child ceramic plaque from the Renaissance school of della Robbia.
  • The entrance hall welcomes guests with adorned mirrors, a Seventeenth Century oil painting of a hunting scene, and a Sixteenth Century wooden table bearing a collection of bronze coursing dogs.
  • The Ballroom, also known as the Salone delle Feste, is one of the oldest rooms in the villa. However, doubt is cast over its exact date. Although records indicate that it was frescoed in 1629, art historians confirm that the pale green used, a color favored by the Hapsburg House of Lorraine, was not common in Florence until after 1700.
  • The Ballroom features a minstrel’s gallery for performing musicians, and a Steinway grand piano which was played by the Russian virtuoso Anton Rubinstein at a private concert in 1961.
  • The Ballroom measures 135 square meters and can comfortably accommodate 110 seated guests.
  • The Blue Living room was originally a bedroom in the Sixteenth Century when the villa belonged to the Antinori family. Today it serves as an informal living room. It was frescoed around 1780, on the cusp of Romanticism, with picturesque landscapes and classical ruins as was common for the period.

The Sitting Room

  • Facing the Cedar Garden, this small sitting room was entirely frescoed with grotesque motifs in the Nineteenth Century. A curious feature of the room are two small portraits (see p.7) of the villa’s past owners, most likely the Boissevain, which were added in the middle of the last century.
  • The Studio was decorated at the same time as the blue living room. It features frescoes in a monochromatic neoclassical style with a trompe-l’oeil effect that mimics a bas-relief. The frescoes are framed in elaborate stucco reliefs. Villa le Rose and the Florence Charterhouse, just minutes away from the villa, are the only two historic buildings in Florence to house this style of fresco painting.
  • The Dining Room accommodates up to twenty seated guests. A large, five-tiered crystal chandelier with tear-drop and prismatic pendants hangs in the center of the room. Around 1700 the dining room was frescoed with the myth of Diana and Actaeon.
  • The Baldacchino Suite is the only remaining bedroom on the ground floor as originally planned by Niccolò Antinori in the Sixteenth Century. The walls are decorated with frescoes depicting Old Testament scenes. Research has dated the work to 1730.
  • The Baldacchino bathroom is frescoed with grotesque motifs from floor to ceiling and finished with a rare marble noted for its unusually wide veining. The bathroom is composed of two rooms. The first features a bath with antique crystal fittings, a handbasin and a fireplace. The second room, which is also entirely frescoed, houses the shower.

One guest bathroom

  • BASEMENT
  • The Kitchen
  • The open-plan kitchen is spacious and bright, and features a traditional Tuscan fireplace and bread oven. It offers all modern amenities, including a dishwasher and plenty of food storage space.
  • The whole lower floor maintains its original Fifteenth Century appearance, complete with barrel and cross vaulting.
  • FIRST FLOOR
  • Sleeps 6 people in 6 double bedrooms and 6 bathrooms.
  • The Roses Bedroom
  • This was one of the first bedrooms created on the first floor during restructuring work in the Nineteenth Century. Favored for its prime position, it overlooks the central courtyard on one side and the surrounding countryside on the other. It comprises adjacent twin beds and a spacious seating area.
  • The Roses Bedroom has its own private marble bathroom, which includes a sink, a shower, a bath, a bidet and a toilet.
  • The Green Bedroom is the largest suite in the villa. It owes its name to the green Eighteenth Century furniture in the hallway preceding it. A hidden passageway for staff leads to a service hallway and stairs to the ground floor. The bedroom features a double bed, a sitting area with a working fireplace and a sizeable wardrobe.
  • The Green bedroom has its own private marble bathroom, which includes a sink, a shower, a bath, a bidet and a toilet.
  • The Oriental Bedroom owes its name to the frescoed walls depicting Chinese figures. It is the smallest bedroom but commands a central view of the villa’s park and lake beyond. Fallow deer, hares and other wildlife can be spotted roaming the estate. The bedroom features a four-poster double bed canopied in Nineteenth Century Tuscan silk and a sitting area with a working fireplace.
  • The Oriental Bedroom has its own private marble bathroom, which includes a sink, a shower, a bath, a bidet and a toilet.
  • The Pink Bedroom is one of the more modern rooms in the villa, decorated with classic furniture and wood flooring. It is a spacious corner bedroom comprised of two single beds that can be joined together to make a double bed. An oversize sofa-bed may, if needed, accommodate a third guest.
  • The Pink Bedroom has its own private marble bathroom, which includes a sink, a shower, a bath, a bidet and a toilet.
  • The Guest Suite is furnished in a modern style. Its corner position commands a view of the cypress
  • tree-lined driveway that leads to the villa. The suite comprises a double bed, a study area and a wardrobe closet.
  • The Guest Room has its own private marble bathroom, which includes a sink, a shower, a bath, a bidet and a toilet.
  • The Staff Bedroom is a double room for visiting staff. It is equipped with a kitchenette and its own bathroom. This bedroom may be used by the villa’s guests if required.
  • The villa has in total eight bathrooms. Two are on the ground floor and six on the first
  • Each bedroom has its own en suite marble bathroom which include a washbasin, shower, bath, bidet and toilet.

PLEASE NOTE: Air conditioning is only in the bedrooms and throughout the first floor.

GARDEN AND POOL GROUND

  • Villa Le Rose is surrounded by two gardens which measure 1200 square meters combined.
  • On one side of the property lies the swimming pool’s Porcinai Garden, named after the landscape and garden designer Pietro Porcinai. The villa’s swimming pool sits in the middle of the north eastern Porcinai Garden.
  • It was built in 1960 where the round corral previously stood. Built in the shape of an oval, the swimming pool measures 18 meters in length and 9 meters in width, and is just short of 3 meters in depth.
  • On the other side of the villa lies the Cedar Garden, named after the 300-year-old Lebanon cedar that features prominently over it. A tall hedgerow encloses the Cedar Garden’s English style lawn, the roses, potted plants and an al fresco seating area.

Airport distances

  • Florence – 15 mins
  • Pisa – 1 hour
  • Places of interest
  • Florence – 12 mins
  • Siena – 50 mins
  • Lucca – 50 mins
  • Rome – 2 hours 40 mins
  • Venice – 2 hours 40 mins
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Amenities

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24/7 Concierge

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Air Conditioning

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Billiard Table

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Private Chef

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Swimming Pool

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Terrace / Alfresco Dining

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Wifi

Experiences included

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Wine Tasting at Villa

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Pricing and Availability

The benefits of the Luxury Collection

Toscana - Tuscany

Tuscany is the place we all dream of….The place we want to retire to, and it is that place that will echo in your heart for a life time once you have stayed there and felt the essence of the organic life that passes by there each day.

With fields of sunflowers as far as they eye can see, olive groves and vineyards lining every street corner make Tuscany’s country side a picture worth painting. With its abundance of  tiny medieval towns scattered around the hills, open air markets where locals gather each Saturday morning to offer their produce such as Truffle oil, olives, chianti wine, cured meats etc makes Tuscany the perfect place to visit for those that love food, wine and history.

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            [post_content] => Val d'Orcia, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Tuscany, is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural heritage. Inhabited since ancient times, it showcases traces of Etruscan, Roman, and medieval civilizations, with Renaissance architecture still evident in towns like Pienza. This region, celebrated for its stunning vistas, is also a gastronomic haven, particularly known for wines like Brunello and Vino Nobile di Montepulciano. Vineranda, set on wine-producing land, offers a perfect blend of rural charm, elegance, and a prime location, with opportunities to explore historic villages, visit renowned vineyards, and savor authentic Tuscan cuisine. The peaceful atmosphere and picturesque surroundings define the area, making it an ideal destination for those seeking relaxation and cultural immersion.
5 BEDROOMS/5 BATHS
Main villa (6 guests)
First floor
Master Suite with king/twin bed (bed size 180x200 cm) with en-suite bathroom with tub and wall shower
King/twin bedroom suite with en-suite bathroom with shower
King/twin bedroom suite with en-suite bathroom with shower

Annex (2 guests)
King/twin bedroom suite with private bathroom with shower

Pool Annex (2 guests)
King/twin bedroom suite with private bathroom with tub, located on the lower floor

All bedrooms are air conditioned, and all bathrooms are provided with hairdryers

LIVING SPACES:
Ground floor:
Step into a space of comfort and elegance, where style meets functionality. The ground floor features a spacious and inviting sitting room, furnished with plush, elegant sofas that beckon you to relax and unwind. Large glass doors open onto a surrounding panoramic terrace, offering breathtaking views of the Tuscan countryside—a perfect spot for morning coffee or evening aperitifs.

The heart of the home is a well-equipped Tuscan kitchen, designed for culinary gatherings. Its generous long dining table provides a welcoming setting for meals, shared stories, and laughter.
This floor also includes a full bathroom with a modern shower for your convenience, as well as a dedicated laundry room equipped with both a washer and dryer, ensuring your stay is as comfortable and effortless as possible.
A harmonious blend of sophistication and practicality, the ground floor is crafted to elevate your Tuscan retreat.

OUTSIDE FEATURES:
Nestled amidst meticulously tended vineyards and boasting breathtaking views of the rolling Tuscan hills, the villa offers a setting straight out of a dream. The **manicured grounds and lush gardens** are alive with the scents of fragrant herbs and vibrant blossoms, creating a sensory experience that soothes and inspires.
Step outside to discover a charming pergola, the perfect space for relaxing afternoons and unforgettable al fresco meals with loved ones. The pièce de résistance is the private infinity-edge swimming pool, seamlessly blending with the horizon to offer unparalleled panoramic vistas.
A spacious sun deck invites you to bask in the warmth of the Tuscan sun, while an outdoor shower provides a refreshing retreat after a dip in the pool. Whether enjoying the serene views or the luxurious outdoor amenities, the villa is a haven of peace and indulgence, promising an unforgettable Tuscan escape.

AMENITIES:
Independent A/C units in each bedroom, heating, Wi-Fi smart satellite TV with streaming apps, washer and dryer, wood and electric BBQ, private swimming pool (12m x 6m x 1.30/1.50m), hairdryers, alarm system in the villa and in the annex, private parking.

SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS:
Perfect for wine lovers, Vineranda is a captivating retreat surrounded by natural beauty. Montepulciano with several cafes, restaurants and stores, can be reached in few minutes, approximately one mile. Siena (40-minute drive), Pienza (15-minute drive) and Bagno Vignoni (30-minute drive), as well as Florence and the Chianti region are easily reachable for day trips. Ultimately, Val d'Orcia is a place where nature, history, and culture seamlessly merge, providing a one-of-a-kind experience for those lucky enough to visit.
Nearest Airport: Florence Peretola  1 h 27 min; Rome Fiumicino: 2h 15 min
Nearest serviced town: 4 min
Nearest major city: Siena 1 h
Driving time estimated by Google Maps

The impressive views of Val d'Orcia, which inspired so many Renaissance painters, is dotted with little villages, castles, abbeys and hamlets, each telling a fascinating ancient story. Time here can still pass slowly and you can enjoy every second of it.
Visit the famous town of Montalcino, best-known for the distinguished Brunello red wine, and the artistic jewel town of Pienza, which was used as a backdrop to Franco Zeffirelli’s masterpiece: “Romeo and Juliet”. The walled hilltop medieval town of Montepulciano, the picturesque Cetona, the charming thermal villages of San Casciano dei Bagni and Bagno Vignoni are also well worth a visit.
To explore Florence on a day trip, the best way is to leave your car at the Chiusi-Chianciano train station and hop on one of the many trains to Florence - Santa Maria Novella Station (they run every hour and in less than two hours you are in Florence’s historical center). For the updated schedule please visit Trenitalia Official Website

WHERE TO EAT
La Grotta - A classic restaurant with refined dishes and a great selection of Vino Nobile wines. Specialties include homemade pici (fresh pasta), with duck ragù and white truffle.
Loc. San Biagio, Montepulciano - +39 0578 757 607
Ristorante Daniela - Tuscan cuisine at its best make this one of the favorite spots for locals. Say hi to Daniela and tell her Bravo sent you!
Piazza Matteotti 7, San Casciano dei Bagni - +39 0578 580 41
La Frateria - Fine dining in one of the most elegant and romantic restaurants in the area with prix fix and a-la-carte menus. Beautifully set in a historical convent.
Convento di San Francesco 2, Cetona - +39 0578 238 261
Boccon divino - Great local food and stunning view from the terrace. If you come with a large group, you may want to try the very reasonable priced tasting menu for the table.
Via Traversa dei Monti 201, Montalcino - +39 0577 848 233
Latte di Luna - Rustic trattoria serving excellent local cuisine, homemade pasta and meats. Popular with the locals for the roasted pig. In summer, outdoor seating in the piazza is available.
Via San Carlo 2-4, Pienza - +39 0578 748 606

WHERE TO SHOP
Food specialties - La Cornucopia, our favorite among the many retailers of artisanal food products in the area, with a wide selection of wines, pasta, olive oil, locally made Pecorino cheeses, honey and sweets.
Piazza Martiri della Libertà 2, Pienza - +39 0578 748 150
Le Potassine - wide selection of local wines with particular focus on Brunello, and typical farm products. Added value: they can ship abroad with home delivery.
Piazza Garibaldi 6, Montalcino - +39 0577 152 3970
Silvana Cugusi’s cheeses are a specialty well worth bringing home.
Strada Statale 146, Montepulciano - +39 0578 757 558.
Leather goods - Officine 904, a family-run company producing some of the most versatile bags in Italy.
Via Dogali 16 Pienza - +39 0578 190 0817
Hortus Mirabilis - Herbalist's shop selling natural remedies for general well-being and for almost any medical condition.
Piazza delle sorgenti 35/A, Bagno Vignoni - +39 0577 888 944

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            [post_content] => Florence, the captivating capital of Tuscany, draws an impressive annual influx of tourists, numbering between 10 to 16 million. Revered for its rich historical tapestry, unparalleled artistry, and thriving cultural scene, Florence stands as an enthralling destination. Nestled along the northern fringes of the Chianti Classico region, with Siena to the south, the city enjoys proximity to renowned vineyards and wineries, tempting visitors to savor the exquisite flavors of this globally acclaimed wine.
However, the allure of this locale transcends the realms of wine enthusiasts. Chianti envelops travelers in breathtaking countryside vistas, enticing them to relish rustic culinary adventures. This enchanting corner of Tuscany caters to those with a penchant for gastronomic delights and an insatiable thirst for cultural exploration.
For those in search of an authentic historical immersion, Villa Gloriante beckons, nestled within a mere 25 minutes from Florence, perched atop the picturesque Chianti hills. Boasting a storied past interwoven with illustrious Florentine families, the villa once served as both a private residence and the epicenter of a distinguished wine-producing enterprise, renowned for its exquisite Chianti Classico wine. In 1999, the current owner inherited the estate and embarked on an extensive project of meticulous restoration and enhancement, painstakingly reviving the property to its former grandeur.
8 BEDROOMS/7 BATHROOMS
Ground floor:
Queen bedroom with ensuite bathroom with a shower (barrier-free) - wall-mounted a/c unit
First Floor:
King bedroom with an ensuite bathroom with shower - a/c portable unit
King bedroom with ensuite bathroom with tub and wall mounted shower - wall-mounted a/c unit
Twin bedroom with ensuite bathroom with tub and wall mounted shower - a/c portable unit
Second floor:
King bedroom with ensuite bathroom with shower - wall-mounted a/c unit
Twin bedroom with shared bathroom with tub and wall mounted shower - a/c portable unit
Twin bedroom with shared bathroom with tub and wall mounted shower - a/c portable unit
King bedroom with ensuite bathroom with shower - wall-mounted a/c unit

All bedrooms are equipped with air conditioning (4 wall units and 4 portable units), and all bathrooms are stocked with hair dryers.

LIVING SPACES
The ground floor of Villa Gloriante opens to a splendid array of social spaces that seamlessly blend both formal and informal settings, all adorned in the traditional style characteristic of an authentic Tuscan mansion. This villa transports you to a bygone era, where architectural marvels and intricate details create an ambiance steeped in the rich heritage of the region. Remarkable architectural elements define the space: vaulted ceilings, gracefully arched and meticulously crafted, adorn the rooms, adding an air of grandeur and timelessness; painted floors, reveal the skilled craftsmanship of yesteryears, and each step resonates with history. While basking in the captivating interiors, your eyes are drawn to a picturesque view that stretches beyond the villa's windows. In the distance, the city of Florence graces the landscape with its timeless beauty, offering a mesmerizing backdrop that enhances the villa's allure. In every corner of the villa, you'll find the perfect blend of architectural magnificence and the warm embrace of cherished antiques—a true testament to Villa Gloriante's remarkable character.

OUTDOOR FEATURES
What sets this villa apart and adds the final touch of uniqueness is the enchanting botanical garden that graces its grounds. At the heart of this natural masterpiece lies an infinity swimming pool – available with heating for an additional fee -, a true gem among the villa's amenities. To enhance the experience, convenient outdoor showers are located nearby, providing a refreshing way to cool off and rejuvenate while enveloped in the tranquility of the garden. Positioned in a strategic location, a panoramic terrace with an elegant gazebo offers a breathtaking view, overlooking the idyllic scenery of olive groves and serene vineyards, creating a soothing backdrop that effortlessly melts away the stresses of daily life.

AMENITIES
A/C in the bedrooms, heating, unlimited Wi-Fi; Smart TVs with Prime Video and Netflix, dishwasher; washer and dryer, fireplaces, hairdryers, private fenced swimming pool (12 m × 8 m; depth: 1,50 m), mosquito screens, ample private parking.

SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS
Essentially, the villa is perfect for large groups and families with children. The villa's proximity to Florence and its favorable positioning for exploring the Chianti region, combined with the old-world charm of its interiors and the exceptional outdoor features and vistas, converge to craft an authentic Tuscan experience. Here, relaxation, beauty, and the marvels of nature seamlessly blend in perfect harmony.
Nearest Airport: Florence Peretola 42 min
Nearest serviced town: 4 min
Nearest major city: Florence 20 min
Driving time estimated by Google Maps

Famous for its art and architecture, Florence is an obligatory destination for the first-timer visitor of Italy. However, while exploring the historical center is something that cannot be missed, the pristine studded landscapes and the enchanted medieval villages set on the famous Tuscan rolling hills surrounding Florence are well worth a visit.
The most famous area to explore is the Chianti, a blessed land that covers a rather large wine-producing region of Tuscany, reaching from Florence to Siena, and all the way out to Pisa. Chianti's must see sights are the wine villages of Castellina, Radda and Gaiole. Along the road visit the Badia di Coltibuono and/or Castello di Brolio and do not forget to pick up some wine to enjoy at the villa!

WHERE TO EAT
Osteria di Passignano - Set in the middle of the Antinori wine estate…all we can say is: NOT TO BE MISSED!
Via Passignano 33, 50028, Tavarnelle Val di Pesa - +39 055 807 1278
Il Padellina - Rustic trattoria serving local cuisine. Come for the steak, stay for the atmosphere.
Corso del Popolo 54, Strada in Chianti – +39 055 858388
La Loggia (at Hotel San Michele) - Fine dining, romantic setting and unforgettable views.
Via Doccia 4, Fiesole - +39 055 567 8200
La cantinetta di Rignana - Stunning views, great food and, of course, fantastic wine!
Località Rignana 13, Greve in Chianti - +39 055 852601
Torre guelfa di chef Claudio - Ideal place for a meal if you are in this area for a shopping afternoon at the Outlets (20 minute drive away). Your shopping spree will be even more memorable thanks to the specialties tasted at this restaurant.
Via S. Martino Altoreggi, 8, Figline Valdarno - +39 055 951112

WHERE TO SHOP
Clothing:, The Mall - Tuscany’s most exclusive outlet complex with more than 20 boutiques, including Prada, Gucci Armani, Fendi, Marni and Dolce and Gabbana.
Via Europa, 8, Leccio - The Mall Official Website
Terracotta objects: the area of Impruneta is famous for the terracotta. Visit Artenova, which sells a unique range of artistic hand-made terracotta decorations.
Via Europa, 12 - +39 055 201 2316
Hand embroidered items: linen for the home and lingerie of the finest quality can be found at Grazia Giachi Ricami
Piazza Matteotti, 35, Greve in Chianti - +39 055 854 4671
Via Borgo Ognissanti 6 r - +39 055 265 0399
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            [post_content] => The area between Pisa and Lucca offers a captivating mix of history, culture, and natural beauty. Pisa is home to the world-famous Leaning Tower, the stunning Piazza dei Miracoli, and a lively riverfront lined with shops and cafes. A short drive away, Lucca enchants visitors with its intact Renaissance-era city walls, charming cobblestone streets, and majestic landmarks like the Guinigi Tower and San Martino Cathedral.
Beyond the cities, the region boasts serene countryside dotted with olive groves, vineyards, and quaint villages, perfect for exploring by bike or car. For beach lovers, the nearby Versilia Coast offers long stretches of sandy beaches, such as those in Viareggio and Forte dei Marmi, where you can relax by the Tyrrhenian Sea, enjoy luxurious beach clubs, and savor fresh seafood. This area is a perfect blend of cultural treasures, natural beauty, and seaside leisure, and Campoluce is the ideal accommodation for your large group.
7 BEDROOMS/7 BATHROOMS
First floor
King bedroom with en-suite bathroom with shower
Bedroom with French bed (140 x 200cm) and en-suite bathroom with shower
Twin bedroom with en-suite bathroom with tub
King bedroom with en-suite bathroom with tub and shower
Second floor
King bedroom with en-suite bathroom with tub and shower

Annex
First floor:
Queen bedroom with private bathroom with shower
Single bedroom with dedicated bathroom with shower on the ground floor

All bedrooms have A/C; all bathrooms are provided with toiletries and hairdryer.

LIVING SPACES
Ground floor:
An inviting lounge area offers a generous, double-sized sitting room that flows effortlessly into a fully equipped chef’s kitchen, complete with a cozy breakfast area. Adjacent to the kitchen, the elegant dining room provides the perfect space for meals, all designed in a refined and uncluttered traditional style that balances both aesthetics and functionality. For added enjoyment, beyond the kitchen, a charming billiard room awaits, ideal for friendly games and leisurely entertainment. The social spaces of the villa are well-appointed and perfect for hosting gatherings or simply relaxing in style.

OUTDOOR FEATURES
Nestled in a secluded haven, the villa offers tranquility during the day and is bathed in the warm glow of the late afternoon sun, perfect for unhurried summer evenings. Surrounded by lush, verdant greenery, the villa ensures complete privacy, providing an idyllic retreat for relaxation and peace. The private swimming pool, paired with a separate Jacuzzi, invites moments of leisure, while the spacious sundeck offers a serene space to unwind. Adjacent to this, an inviting outdoor dining area beneath a shaded gazebo awaits, featuring a charcoal barbecue ideal for preparing mouthwatering grilled dishes for family and friends to enjoy.

AMENITIES
Central A/C, heating, Smart sat TV with Netflix, YouTube, Prime app, fireplace, Wi-Fi, dishwasher, coal BBQ, Bose dock station, Nespresso machine, coffee drip machine, icemaker, hairdryers, washer and dryer, pool table, private salt water fenced swimming pool (7x12m – 1.20/1.70m deep), outdoor Jacuzzi, private parking.

SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS
The property is elegantly divided between a main house and a restored annex, each with its own kitchen and living area, offering the perfect balance of privacy and togetherness for larger groups. Surrounded by lush greenery, the villa is a tranquil retreat where relaxation comes naturally. Adding to its charm, the estate produces exceptional wines, inviting guests to indulge in Tuscany’s rich winemaking heritage. Ideally located, it offers easy access to iconic destinations such as Florence, Siena, Pisa, San Gimignano, Lucca, and Forte dei Marmi—all just a short drive away.
Nearest Airport: Pisa 30m
Nearest serviced town: 5 min
Nearest major city: Pisa 45m; Florence 1 h
Nearest point of interest: San Gimignano 45 min;
Driving time estimated by Google Maps

Famous for its art and architecture, Florence is an obligatory destination for the first-timer visitor of Italy. However, while exploring the historical center is something that cannot be missed, the pristine studded landscapes and the enchanted medieval villages set on the famous Tuscan rolling hills surrounding Florence are well worth a visit.
The most famous area to explore is the Chianti, a blessed land that covers a rather large wine-producing region of Tuscany, reaching from Florence to Siena, and all the way out to Pisa. Chianti's must see sights are the wine villages of Castellina, Radda and Gaiole. Along the road visit the Badia di Coltibuono and/or Castello di Brolio and do not forget to pick up some wine to enjoy at the villa!

WHERE TO EAT
Osteria di Passignano - Set in the middle of the Antinori wine estate…all we can say is: NOT TO BE MISSED!
Via Passignano 33, 50028, Tavarnelle Val di Pesa - +39 055 807 1278
Il Padellina - Rustic trattoria serving local cuisine. Come for the steak, stay for the atmosphere.
Corso del Popolo 54, Strada in Chianti – +39 055 858388
La Loggia (at Hotel San Michele) - Fine dining, romantic setting and unforgettable views.
Via Doccia 4, Fiesole - +39 055 567 8200
La cantinetta di Rignana - Stunning views, great food and, of course, fantastic wine!
Località Rignana 13, Greve in Chianti - +39 055 852601
Torre guelfa di chef Claudio - Ideal place for a meal if you are in this area for a shopping afternoon at the Outlets (20 minute drive away). Your shopping spree will be even more memorable thanks to the specialties tasted at this restaurant.
Via S. Martino Altoreggi, 8, Figline Valdarno - +39 055 951112

WHERE TO SHOP
Clothing:, The Mall - Tuscany’s most exclusive outlet complex with more than 20 boutiques, including Prada, Gucci Armani, Fendi, Marni and Dolce and Gabbana.
Via Europa, 8, Leccio - The Mall Official Website
Terracotta objects: the area of Impruneta is famous for the terracotta. Visit Artenova, which sells a unique range of artistic hand-made terracotta decorations.
Via Europa, 12 - +39 055 201 2316
Hand embroidered items: linen for the home and lingerie of the finest quality can be found at Grazia Giachi Ricami
Piazza Matteotti, 35, Greve in Chianti - +39 055 854 4671
Via Borgo Ognissanti 6 r - +39 055 265 0399
Food specialty store: Macelleria Falorni, one of Italy’s greatest butcher shops where salsicce and prosciutto have been artisanal for eight generations. Here you can buy their products vacuum sealed for easy travel.
Piazza Matteotti, 71 – Greve in Chianti - +39 055 853 029.
Wine: Enoteca Antinori, an architectural masterpiece built as a shrine in honor to the rich wine of this land.
Via Cassia per Siena, 133 Loc. Bargino, San Casciano Val di Pesa - +39 055 23595
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