Aristocratic Renaissance Villa on the Spectacular Hills of Florence

A lake lies beyond the olive grove which provides water to the wildlife and the property’s gardens. Given the size of the park, there are a number of appropriate landing sites for guests arriving by helicopter. The villa is surrounded by two beautiful and peaceful gardens. On one side lies the Porcinai Garden which contains the swimming pool, named after the renowned landscape and garden designer Pietro Porcinai. On the other side of the villa lies the Cedar garden, named after the 300 year old Lebanon Cedar that forms the centre point of the garden. The villa is fully staffed offering guests maximum comfort during their stay. Guests will be well served by the resident housekeeping couple, chef and concierge service that provides around the clock assistance. The Villa has 7 double bedrooms each with their own ensuite and comfortably sleeps up to 14 guests. The ground floor which is adorned with frescoes throughout consists of the grand entrance hall, blue living room, sitting room, a studio, a ballroom which is one of the oldest rooms in the villa, the dining room with seating for up to 20 guests and one bedroom with ensuite. The first floor includes 5 double bedrooms each with their own ensuite and a double bedroom which is equipped with a kitchenette and its own bathroom. The whole lower floor maintains its original Fifteenth Century appearance. The fully equipped kitchen is open, spacious, bright and features a traditional Tuscan fireplace and bread oven. Next to the kitchen lies the breakfast room.