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Prestigious historic residence immersed in a magnificent centuries-old park, just a short distance from the historic center of Florence. An authentic period property that combines the charm of history with the elegance of architecture in a unique setting of prestige and privacy.
The villa is nestled among the hills and tells a fascinating story of history, art, and power, bearing witness to centuries of Florentine glory. Once a fortified tower and stronghold of the noble Canigiani family, the building has passed through our history, including the Battle of Montaperti in 1260, which led to the family's exile by the Ghibellines. The political downfall of the Canigiani house marked the beginning of a much more enduring legacy with the 1306 union between Diletta Canigiani and the notary Petracco, who fathered Francesco Petrarca - poet, writer, and humanist - considered one of the fathers of the Italian language and a central figure of early Humanism, celebrated alongside Dante and Boccaccio.
Over the centuries, the property became home to important Florentine families, such as the Dell'Antella, treasurers to the Medici, who transformed it into an elegant country residence. Later architectural interventions left visible traces: today, the villa is a perfect balance between 14th-century simplicity and 16th-century richness, with unique features such as a barrel-vaulted loggia, a panoramic terrace, and a chapel frescoed in the style of Poccetti.
After a careful restoration in the 1970s, this historic home has returned to its most authentic form, preserving the original charm intact. Surrounded by about 7 hectares of private parkland with manicured gardens, tree-lined avenues, and a vast forest, it offers a setting of complete privacy and prestige just minutes from Florence.
The main villa, ideal for those seeking a residence rich in history and Tuscan charm, is laid out over several levels and stands out for its architectural grandeur, with 33 rooms, including: a grand entrance hall, three living rooms with coffered ceilings and fireplaces, a large dining room with fireplace and large windows overlooking the park, a sitting room, a second entrance with library, three en suite double bedrooms with walk-in closets, a main kitchen with service entrances, and a guest bathroom.
The lower level features a large library fitted with technical shelving and a charming billiard room with direct garden access. A double bedroom with en suite bathroom is found on the mezzanine level. The first floor houses staff quarters and utility rooms.
Within the villa's courtyard and loggia is the family chapel, dedicated to Saint Francis and decorated in the 1600s in the style of Poccetti, symbolizing the elegance typical of historic homes of the time. Also located here is Diletta Canigiani's historic bridal chamber, adorned with splendid period frescoes. On the loggia level are two residential units, ideal for guests or as a private study.
The surrounding park features a stunning swimming pool with dining and barbecue area, a tennis court set in greenery, a guest house, and ample space that allows for the addition of a helipad for fast and exclusive connections.
Completing the property are additional residences of various sizes and numerous service buildings: a garage adjacent to the villa, lemon house, storage facilities, technical rooms, cellars, pantries, laundry and ironing rooms, and several driveways ensuring privacy and independence between the different units.
A timeless residence offering the privilege of living a chapter of Tuscan history, characterized by elegance, privacy, and the exclusive greenery of the Florentine hills.

Prestigious historic residence set in a magnificent park

In the evocative scenery of the Tuscan countryside, one finds this splendid estate, completely renovated and surrounded by vineyards and olive groves in production.
 A driveway bordered by cypresses leads to the heart of the property, which presents itself as an ancient village, surrounded by a breathtaking view of the park and the surrounding hills.
 The wonderful structure is made up of 5 main buildings plus auxiliary structures dedicated to the production of olive oil and other services, for a total of approximately 2,700 sq. m. of area on a plot of 34 hectares.
 The main villa is spread over three levels and hosts various convivial spaces: we find large lounges with fireplace, a reception, an equipped kitchen, a cinema room and five bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms.
 Carefully restored in Tuscan style, with double height ceilings, exposed wooden beams, combined with natural stone and marble elements. However, absolutely modernized by new technologies, it is perfect for hosting the most demanding guest in a luxurious, comfortable and elegant environment.
 The beautiful outdoor area is the real jewel of the structure, in addition to the vineyard and olive grove, it is embellished by the tennis court, the golf course and the paddock for walking with horses. The artificial lake makes this property almost enchanting, the swimming pool with solarium area and the wellness center are ideal for relaxing and fully enjoying the tranquility and peace of the Tuscan countryside.

Incomparable Estate in the Tuscan countryside

In the heart of the Lucca hills rises a majestic 18th-century villa, one of the most enchanting historic residences in Tuscany. Once owned by Carolina Bonaparte, sister of Napoleon and Queen of Naples, the property spans over 3,200 sq. m., surrounded by six hectares of monumental parkland. The garden, adorned with boxwood hedges, terracotta statues, and gravel paths, features a splendid historic lemon house, two panoramic swimming pools, and ancient washhouses.

The origins of the villa date back to the 16th century, but it was in the 18th century, under the Orsucci family, that the building achieved its monumental form. The main façade, with its double staircase and stone moldings, leads to interiors of extraordinary elegance: the central double-height hall, decorated with stuccoes by Sebastiano Puccini and large canvases attributed to Pier Dandini, stands as one of the most impressive examples of 18th-century Lucchese decorative art.

On the ground floor are the ancient kitchens and service areas, restored with respect for the original structures. The main floor hosts a harmonious sequence of salons, bedrooms, and frescoed halls, enriched with period furnishings and tapestries. The top level, with ceilings up to six meters high and currently undergoing renovation, includes additional rooms and sitting areas that complete the elegant layout of the villa, already fully restored on the two main floors.

Next to the villa, the restored dépendance offers five double bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, ideal for guests or high-end hospitality activities. Completing the property is an 18th-century chapel, preserved in all its grace and spirituality. The park, with its designed perspectives and the scents of its Italian-style garden, opens onto panoramic views embracing the plain of Lucca, Lake Bientina, and the Florentine hills. 

A residence that harmoniously blends history, art, and natural beauty, just minutes from Lucca's Walls and ideally located to reach Pisa, Florence, and the Versilia coast. A true jewel of the countryside of Lucca, where every detail tells the grandeur of the past and the promise of timeless elegance.

The estate also offers the possibility of acquiring separately the historic 18th-century stables and the former estate manager's house, set within a further 15,000 sqm of land. Carefully restored in keeping with their original architectural character, these buildings offer excellent potential for the creation of private residences, wellness facilities, or high-end hospitality accommodations, further enhancing the uniqueness and value of the estate.

Majestic 18th-century villa in Lucca

At 10 minutes' drive from the romantic town of Radicondoli, this extraordinary estate spans over 1,000 ha (approximately 2471 acres), 700 of which are enclosed by a 2.5 meter high electro-welded mesh fence; a feature which cannot be replicated. Falling within the famous Chianti Putto production area, it is also a rich agricultural area producing 300 tons per year of a wide variety of cereal grains, olive oil and, currently, cattle. 5 hectares of the estate are set aside for olive oil production, two areas for beef cattle which can accommodate up to 500 cows with calves, barns, silos, and a workshop. 

An artificial lake with capacity of more than 450,000 cubic meters and a surface area of approximately 35,000 square miles. The lake supplies water for irrigation, fire hydrants and cannons. And potentially provides for fresh water fishing. 

Photovoltaic cell panels are in operation on the estate, producing abundant energy, some of which is sold back to the national energy company. 

In 1950, the estate was established as a hunting reserve. It is the only hunting reserve in all of Italy where one can hunt year round (subject to National Institute for Wildlife quotas). The estate has an abundance of wildlife including wild boar, mouflon, red deer, fallow deer, roe deer, hare, and pheasant. Additionally one can observe fox, wolf, badger, porcupine, and marten, throughout the estate. 

The 19th century main villa has an area of 1.160 square meters on 3 levels, with a ground floor hall, 3 living areas, 3 bathrooms, library, study, formal dining, kitchen, heated indoor pool, fitness area and bar, and hunting room. The first floor offers 2 living areas and 6 bedrooms with en suite bathrooms organized into 3 suites. The villa also has a double garage, wine cellar, and a heated conservatory. An annex offers about 120 square meters with a living room, two bedrooms, and two bathrooms. Two other structures were built in the 18th and 19th centuries respectively with a total area of over 950 square meters. 

Another 12 buildings on the estate present over 2,700 square meters area. 

The estate is located in an area which is the chosen residence for a number of respectable, illustrious foreigner guests. This estate represents the only area in Italy in which the owner may hunt year round from an abundance of natural wildlife in the privacy of a discreet fenced estate. The exceptional features of the estate with respect to hunting, privacy, an organic agricultural area, abundant water reservoir, self sufficient energy, and proximity to services, entertainment, and air transport, make the Estate a once in a lifetime opportunity for the discerning outdoor sports enthusiast.

Exceptional hunting and agricultural estate in Radicondoli

A few kilometers from Florence, an extraordinary sixteenth-century complex of significant historical and architectural prestige, which in the sixteenth century belonged to the powerful family of Francesco del Giocondo, husband of the Mona Lisa known as "la Gioconda". The villa then passed to the Antinori family, hence its name - Villa Antinori di Monte Aguglioni - and then again many times until the current owners. This exceptional complex, immersed in a 27-hectares ( 66,7185 acres) divided into gardens, tree-lined avenues and a large forest, consists of the main villa and numerous appurtenances such as the caretaker's house, buildings for agricultural use, the private chapel, the swimming pool and a tennis court. 
 There are two entrances: the main and original one which leads, through an imposing iron gate, into the majestic cypress tree-lined avenue which leads to the garden with plants and ornamental tubs; the garden was designed by the well-known English architect Cecil Pinsent who gave it the characteristics of a real park, with roses, tall trees and symmetrical flowerbeds. From here, a staircase with a double opposing flight leads to the entrance of the villa, whose main body covers a total area of 2,800 sqmt ( 30.138,95 sqft), and is made up of three floors above ground and a basement. On the ground floor, from the loggia at the entrance, we find the large entrance hall, five lounges, a dining room, a corridor-hallway, kitchen, service entrance, two bathrooms, a storage room and a technical room.
 On the floor below there are three large halls, a large gallery opening onto the park, a kitchen, a dining room, two storage rooms, two bathrooms, three technical rooms and a cellar. On the first floor we find the sleeping area with five bedrooms, one of which has a panoramic veranda in antique iron, three wardrobe areas, five bathrooms, a splendid library, a storage room and a balcony on the main front. On the second floor there are two further bedrooms, a fitness room, a study, two bathrooms and the large terrace called dell'orologio, which offers a splendid view of the Florence plain. Finally, on the mezzanine floor there are the staff quarters, pantries, laundries, ironing rooms and further service rooms. In the same portion of the building there is a further unit for residential use and agricultural premises. The floors are connected to each other both by stairs and by an elevator. The villa has a private chapel with a polygonal plan, typical of the prestigious residences of the time and a clear example of seventeenth-century religious architecture. Among the annexes we find three structures used as an orangery, greenhouse, garage or technical rooms, as well as the caretaker's house and various buildings for agricultural use.
 The current appearance of this magnificent property, with the front surmounted by an elegant clock, was commissioned by Marchesa Nathalie Antinori at the beginning of the twentieth century, who made use of the work of her brother, the architect Egisto Paolo Fabbri, for the important restoration works, a well-known Cézanne collector.
 An unrepeatable opportunity to live in a piece of Florence's history, immersed in the Florentine countryside.

Villa Monna Lisa - Historic Mansion on the hills of Florence

Hinged in the hills of the Florentine Chianti, the historic village of this splendid property was born in the first half of the 16th century, in the territory of Montespertoli, Machiavelli's homeland and the fulcrum of the ancient salt roads that connected Florence and Volterra up to Versilia.
 The estate has an ancient villa dating back to the 17th century, a renovated farmhouse divided into apartments, as well as a number of farmhouses to be recovered, for a total of approximately 7,800 covered square meters. 
The main villa constitutes the central nucleus of the village consisting of a number of agricultural buildings, apartments and offices, plus an entirely independent one divided into 4 apartments. The recently renovated barn has a private swimming pool, overlooking the surrounding hills, and the tower has a splendid terrace with a view. Tennis court and a total of three swimming pools.
Nestled in the Chianti on a land parcel of about 300 hectares, 60 of which are vineyards of DOCG Sangiovese, Merlot, Cabernet, Sauvignon, Cannaiolo, Trebbiano and Malvasia for a production of 3,000 hectoliters per year for about 450,000 bottles; 40 hectares of olive groves; 82 hectares of arable land; 90 hectares of wood. It is surrounded by a forest of oaks, pine trees and ancient cypresses. The estate is also part of a consortium hunting reserve that extends for about 400 hectares of hunting and wildlife.
The uses of the property, given the extension of the land coming with it, range from hospitality to winery, to the organisation of events or hunting activities.
Unique opportunity in terms of size and potential.

Exceptional 300 hectares hunting and wine estate

Nestled in the Tuscan hills between Montepulciano and Torrita di Siena, this extraordinary estate is immersed in the tranquility and beauty of the countryside, where privacy and authenticity define a truly prestigious residential and business experience.
 
 The property extends over approximately 63 hectares in a dominant position, encompassing vineyards, olive groves, and arable land. The productive core comprises over 18 hectares of vineyards registered with the Nobile di Montepulciano DOCG and Chianti DOCG appellations, with a consolidated annual production of approximately 125,000 bottles. The remaining land offers further potential for agricultural and viticultural development.
 
 The complex comprises elegant stone farmhouses intended for hospitality and private residences. The main building is a charming 18th-century building with a panoramic restaurant, reception area, and a separate apartment for owners or managers.
 
 Other farmhouses house apartments and rooms for an authentic and welcoming experience, complemented by panoramic pools nestled in the landscape. The estate also features a 700 m² wine cellar with advanced technological systems and a production capacity of up to 2,000 hl.
 
 A unique property in the heart of Tuscany, ideal for investment or high-end hospitality.

Refined wine estate with agritourism

In Cernobbio, this villa occupies a position beyond compare: it is the closest private residence to the entrance of the legendary Grand Hotel Villa d'Este. Owning this property means securing a piece of Lake Como's history-a lifestyle where domestic tranquility meets the exclusive services and social allure of the world's most iconic hotel, just steps from your own front gate.

The residence is nestled within a lush Mediterranean garden: a fragrant sanctuary of lemon trees, magnolias, and jasmine framing a stunning swimming pool. This microcosm of rare beauty is designed for total privacy and offers a sensory experience that evolves with the seasons, from vibrant spring blooms to the golden hues of a Lake Como autumn. 

The interiors, curated with an artistic sensibility, evoke the timeless charm of the Dolce Vita through a dialogue between traditional craftsmanship and eclectic taste. High coffered ceilings with stucco work, refined boiserie, Moltrasio stone staircases, and precious marbles-from Verde Alpi to travertine-create a warm and sophisticated atmosphere, further enhanced by solid wood flooring and exquisite Como silks. The layout is designed to host both grand formal receptions and intimate family life. 

The ground floor features a bright double living room with a fireplace, a formal dining room, a professional kitchen and an elegant guest bathroom. On the first floor, the sleeping area offers a lake-view Master Suite with a private study, along with two additional double bedrooms served by a Carrara marble bathroom and a cozy family room with a library. 
Every room boasts a private balcony overlooking the botanical garden or the lake's mirror-like waters. 
The second floor hosts two further en-suite bedrooms and an extraordinary panoramic hobby room with a terrace offering spectacular views of Lake Como. 

More than just a residence, this villa is a timeless trophy property, perfect as an elite private home or an exclusive venue for high-level events. Its proximity to Cernobbio's village center, the ferry terminal, Michelin-starred restaurants, and high-fashion boutiques-along with swift connections to Milan and Switzerland-guarantees an unparalleled lifestyle. It is the definitive choice for those seeking not just a home, but a legacy of beauty in the lake's most coveted and celebrated location.

Elegant residence in the heart of Cernobbio

In one of the most exclusive areas of Lake Garda, this property stands out for its privacy, generous spaces, and timeless charm.

Set within a private park of over 7,800 square meters (84,000 sq ft), adorned with mature trees and manicured landscaping, the estate includes a main villa, a lakeside annex, a gatekeeper's house, a greenhouse, a tennis court, a swimming pool, and a covered carport.

The main villa, distributed across three levels connected by an elevator, features on the ground floor a spacious living room, a dining room, a kitchen, and a panoramic loggia overlooking the lake. The sleeping quarters are located on the upper floors, with the added benefit of independent external access. Service areas and cellars are located on the lower level.
The interiors preserve refined original details and a harmonious layout, offering ample opportunity for contemporary reinterpretation while maintaining the villa's authentic character. The lakeside annex and gatekeeper's house complete the property, offering additional potential for private use or guest accommodation. 

Direct access to the water and a private dock with concession make this residence a rare opportunity for those wishing to experience Lake Garda in style, while tailoring a truly unique setting to their personal vision.

Unrivalled waterfront estate on Lake Garda

In the historic center of Ravenna, overlooking one of the most iconic squares, stands this elegant historic building, a refined example of 18th-century Baroque architecture.
 
 A building of extraordinary elegance, it combines art and memory in a balance of ancient charm and contemporary prestige. Currently home to a bank, the property extends over five levels, served by two stairwells and an elevator.
 
 The monumental staircase, with wide ramps and sculpted balustrades, creates an imposing backdrop reflecting the grandeur of the Baroque era. On the ground floor, light filters through a glass ceiling, illuminating the colonnade leading to the executive offices. The main floors retain state rooms, offices, and a conference room, enriched with period finishes and details. The bright and versatile upper levels lend themselves to a variety of uses: prestigious offices, a boutique hotel, a private residence, or an institutional headquarters. The basement houses the utility rooms and the former vault.
 
 From the panoramic tower you can admire a 360° view of the roofs, bell towers and Byzantine monuments that make Ravenna, a city of art and culture, listed on the UNESCO World Heritage Site List, a unique place in the world.

Historic Palace with Panoramic Tower in the Heart of Ravenna

In the splendid setting of the Chianti Classico hills, a few kilometers from Gaiole, an extraordinary, prestigious winery in production, highly profitable and with a solid reputation worldwide. Entirely bio sustainable, it is equipped with electric charging for cars and a private well for irrigation.
 The total extension of the estate is approximately 70 hectares, 20 of which are planted with vineyards, 10 with olive groves, and the rest with forest. The vineyards, all on hilly terrain of sloping limestone origin, mainly facing south and south-east, are located at an altitude between 340 and 510 meters above sea level. The cultivated vines are those typical of the Chianti area, to which a small percentage of alien varieties. The most represented variety is Sangiovese, followed by Merlot and then: Canaiolo, Pugnitello, Cabernet Sauvignon and Malvasia Bianca del Chianti. The planting densities go from 3,300 plants per hectare in the old vineyards trained with unilateral horizontal spurred cordon, to 5,208 and 6,211 plants per hectare in the more recent systems, which are mostly trained with Guyot.
 The company, organically certified since 2006, is equipped with photovoltaic panels and solar panels; owns a cellar of approximately 1,000m2 producing a quantity of bottles equal to approximately 100,000/year, with a consolidated position in the high-end market and solid relationships with importers all over the world.
 In addition to the large cellar, modern in its systems and workmanship, the company owns a splendid recently restored villa, currently on the luxury rental market with generous profits, with 5 double suites, swimming pool, patios, fireplaces and terraces, and a church dating back to the year 1000. Also part of the property are 7 small rural apartments in the lovely hamlet adjacent to the estate.
 The Rocca di Montegrossi is also part of the estate, a ruin from the year 1000 from the Frederick era, one of the only three still standing from the time, a splendid object to be restored with an already approved project.
 The entire estate offers approximately 1,800 covered square meters; detailed information available to referenced customers.

A prestigious wine estate with villa, pool and church

In the heart of Chianti Rufina, among the rolling hills northeast of Florence, lies this prestigious historic villa set within a centuries-old park. An elegant and private period residence where historic charm and unspoiled nature come together.

The property overlooks the countryside of Pontassieve and features a stunning panoramic swimming pool, with breathtaking views across vineyards and olive groves in one of Tuscany's most renowned areas for fine wines and premium extra virgin olive oil.

Entering through the upper entrance gate, you are welcomed into a spectacular central courtyard, the focal point of the estate, from which several residential units can be accessed, totaling approximately 2,831 sqm. Created from the former stables, the guest house of approximately 593 sqm is located on the left side of the courtyard and extends over three levels. An impressive entrance hall leads into striking interiors featuring vaulted ceilings, exposed wooden beams, and a bright living room with a fireplace. On the upper floor, the living area opens onto the refined master suite. The residence is further enhanced by an indoor swimming pool, kitchen, and study.

The main villa, measuring approximately 988 sqm, has been meticulously restored to preserve and enhance its original architectural features, including terracotta floors, frescoes, and stone doorframes. It offers elegant reception rooms, a formal dining room, a spacious kitchen with a fireplace and wood-fired oven, as well as a private chapel. The sleeping quarters comprise 8 bedrooms, each with an en-suite bathroom.

The estate is completed by additional independent residences. The first apartment, measuring 345 sqm and arranged over two levels, includes a living room, kitchen, and 3 bedrooms with bathrooms, as well as a charming attic level featuring an additional 3 bedrooms with private bathrooms, a spacious living room, and a kitchen. The second apartment, measuring 169 sqm and distributed over three levels, offers a living room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, and private bathrooms. Also within the villa, on the first floor, there is a large and captivating 223 sqm 'Rural Museum' space, preserving antique furnishings and agricultural tools as an authentic testament to the estate's heritage.

The property also includes a large tasting room, historic wine cellars, and an ancient olive mill, all of which highlight the estate's agricultural and winemaking traditions. Outside, the villa is surrounded by a beautifully maintained and fully fenced garden featuring a magnificent panoramic swimming pool overlooking the Tuscan landscape.

A truly unique residence, ideal both as a prestigious private home and as an exclusive hospitality retreat full of character, just a few kilometers from Florence. The villa benefits from three independent vehicular access points. The estate extends over approximately 41 hectares of land, including 3 hectares of vineyards, 12 hectares of olive groves with around 1,100 trees, and the remaining area covered by woodland.

Key distances: Pontassieve 13 km - Bagno a Ripoli 21 km - Florence South Motorway Exit 32 km - Florence Airport 26 km, easily reachable via the Florence South motorway entrance.

Distinguished historic residence

Villa project in a dominant position in the upper village of Mezzegra-Tremezzina, conceived as a synthesis between monumental classicism and contemporary innovation, immersed in the iconic natural landscape of Lake Como.
The villa draws inspiration from the harmonious proportions of Palladian villas, reinterpreting them in a modern key with a clean, symmetrical, and timeless architectural language. The residence, arranged on a single level, is set within 7,000 sqm (7,530 sq ft) of greenery, partly landscaped garden and partly woodland, and opens onto an infinity pool and spectacular lake views. The lower ground floor is dedicated to a wellness area, featuring an indoor pool, gym, security room, and technical room, and is completed by a glass-enclosed garage with capacity for up to six cars. The total gross floor area is 1,300 sqm (13,990 sq ft.)
However, the project can be fully customized and may vary in size from 800 to 1,300 sqm (from 8,611 sq ft to 13,990 sq ft): the asking price refers to the average size of 1,000 sqm (10,763 sq ft).
The construction process is focused on efficiency and sustainability, with a high-performance building envelope, solar panels, geothermal systems, rainwater harvesting, and advanced home automation for integrated control of lighting, climate, security, shading, and audio-video systems.
Defined by pure lines, panoramic glass façades, and refined materials, this villa embodies the essence of modern architecture: full-height windows alternate with Travertine marble cladding, creating a seamless connection between the interior spaces and the surrounding landscape, offering breathtaking views of the lake and mountains.

Contemporary design on Lake Como

Wine estate with over 132 hectares of land on the hills of the prestigious Chianti landscape, composed of a historic habitable villa, but which requires some restoration work, offering large, bright and representative spaces, within the real estate complex which sees its origins in the year 1000.

 The villa is spread over 1050 m2 and three levels; on the ground floor we find large lounges, game rooms, relaxation area and a study; they are the perfect spaces for entertaining friends. Also on this floor we also find bathrooms and the laundry room. On the first floor, connected internally and externally to what was historically the farmer's house, we find a large kitchen, with fireplace with barbecue and grill, the dining room and a living room with a very bright fireplace with access to the terrace from which you can enjoy a fascinating view of the vineyards. The sleeping area then consists of 5 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The winery consists of a large apartment used as a farmhouse of approx. 240m2, from the caretaker's house and other offices for a further 240m2; the new cellar with " barricaia" was built in 2000 and is attached to the old 145m2 cellar where wine is still produced today. The spaces are well designed to make the work usable and simple: from production to bottling, from labeling to packaging and shipping.


With careful redevelopment work in the vineyards and cellar, the company could considerably increase turnover and redevelop the brand which has achieved great results, but currently needs new marketing investments. The company has been organic since 2012 and produces classic Chianti DOCG with approximately 18ha, classic Vin Santo di Chianti with approximately 1400m2 and an IGT with approximately 15ha. The production also boasts an excellent DOP oil with both the Chianti Classico and Chianti Colli Senesi denominations. for a total of approximately 4ha of olive grove. It also has approximately 45ha of arable land, 45ha of woods.

A dream estate, nestled among the hills of the Chianti vineyards, which offers breathtaking views, unique views and the possibility of creating a historic residence with unique characteristics in terms of space and brightness.

Distances: Florence 40 km - Arezzo 70 km - Siena 25 km - Montalcino 60 km - San Gimignano 28 km - Volterra 47 km - Poggibonsi 15 km - Spa 50 km - Golf Club 45 km

Esclusive wine estate in the heart of Chianti classico

Townhouse located in the heart of Brera, in the Ponte Vetero area, an internal and fully independent property arranged over four levels. Each floor features spacious terraces that extend the living areas and flood the interiors with natural light, complemented by a large, livable garden on the ground floor.

Every level is served by two elevators and includes bathrooms on each floor. The functional layout ensures comfort and versatility, also thanks to independent entrances on every level. The interiors are airy and well-proportioned, lending themselves to a variety of residential uses while maintaining a high standard of living.
The finishes are understated and elegant, with a contemporary, refined style that enhances natural light and creates a seamless dialogue between indoor and outdoor spaces. 

A rare opportunity in the historic center: a true multi-level home with multiple livable terraces, combining privacy, comfort, and a unique sense of convivial living in the heart of the city.

The interiors present themselves as an elegant, contemporary canvas, ready to be customized to individual taste, offering a quality of space that is hard to find in the historic center.

The atmosphere evokes that of refined luxury hospitality: high comfort, fluid spaces, and a natural inclination toward welcoming guests. A place to be enjoyed every day with the same intensity as a stay in a five-star hotel, yet with the privilege of complete independence.

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Bright residence with garden and terraces in Brera

In the historic center of Como, just a short walk from the Cathedral and the Lake, stands Palazzo Odescalchi, one of the city's most representative historic residences. 

Located between Via Rodari and Piazza Roma, the building enjoys a truly prime position within an exclusive pedestrian area of significant historical and cultural value. Constructed between the 16th and 17th centuries and once owned by the noble Odescalchi family-who gave rise to Pope Innocent XI-the palace preserves an architectural layout of remarkable charm, enriched by frescoed halls, coffered wooden ceilings, monumental fireplaces, and baroque decorative elements of extraordinary quality.


Recent conservation restoration works, carried out in full respect of the original features and under heritage protection, have enhanced the historical elements while integrating modern living standards, making the property suitable for luxury residences, representative spaces, or high-level real estate investments. 

Palazzo Odescalchi represents a unique real estate opportunity, rarely replicable in the Como market: a prestigious historic asset in a central location, capable of combining cultural value, exclusivity, and investment solidity.

Palazzo Odescalchi: Historic residence in the heart of Como

Immersed in the heart of Chianti Classico this 180 hectare estate enjoys incredible views, between Radda and Castellina in Chianti the property stands on the ancient Via Romea and consists of a villa with outbuilding whose origins date back to the 1200s. Built as a Florentine fort which probably became a monastery and resting station for pilgrims with the name of Spedale di S. Jacopo. It is currently the center of the estate and houses a hotel with 16 bedrooms and 20 bathrooms in the main villa, 9 bedrooms in the first dependance, as well as a restaurant with a capacity for 80 people, garden and parking, the meeting room and a consecrated chapel. In addition to the villa there is a second dependance where there are 12 bedrooms and 12 bathrooms&#8203;, as well as 4 apartments which offer in total 10 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms.&#8203; The garden offers a swimming pool and a large multipurpose area, while the oil and wine are produced in a cellar that has remained intact since 1830 of approx. 390 sqm and there are further storage spaces and deposits of 380 sqm. A charming property that also has an equestrian center inside. The estate has 10ha of Chianti Classico vineyards, 3ha of IGT and 15ha of olive groves with approx. 2500 plants in addition to approx. 159ha of forest.

Wine estate in the heart of Chianti Classico

Built between 1775 and 1789 at the behest of Duchess Maria Amalia of Bourbon, the Casino dei Boschi assumed its current stylistic character in 1819, with the interventions promoted by Maria Luisa of Habsburg-Lorraine, the new Duchess of Parma.

The Villa del Casino, of neoclassical design, is divided into two bodies overlooking the central courtyard and has a total surface area of approximately 3,500 sqm. Adjacent to the villa is the Prolunga, of approximately 4,500 sqm, characterized by a continuous colonnade. At the centre of the long frontage stands the Casinetto, which originally housed the court theatre. The rustic courtyard gathers a group of rural buildings for over 5,000 sqm.

Around the buildings extends a 35-hectare park, lush and rich in exotic species, surrounded by a further woodland park. The greenery defines the scale of the Casino dei Boschi and preserves its character as a great architecture immersed in the landscape.

The complex stands on the hills of Sala Baganza, 20 km south of Parma and approximately 25 minutes by car from the airport.

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