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The Castle overlooks the Valtiberina, just 10 km from San Sepolcro, an uncontaminated natural area rich in history, which gave birth to and inspired great artists such as Piero della Francesca and Michelangelo Buonarroti. The small village has undergone a complete restoration completed in 2019 where the centuries-old stones and original wooden beams have been expertly integrated with frames and accessories in beaten metal, modern colors and fabrics that give the environment a sophisticated and elegant taste.
 The property consists of the Castle, the Church and the Casa Grande, as well as the garden, the square and the swimming pool.
 The Castle offers a large living space with a living room with fireplace, a professional kitchen with access to the outdoor terrace where there is a vertical vegetable garden, always on the floor the master with ensuite bathroom and a bedroom has been created in the ancient tower, perfect for children. Going up there are other living areas and another bedroom with bathroom while on the fourth floor two more bedrooms share a bathroom.
 Next to the castle with independent entrance is the small house, an outbuilding that offers a living room, kitchen on the ground floor with bathroom conceived as a common space for guests and a kitchen, living room, bathroom and bedroom on the first floor.
 The Church can accommodate up to 20 people, perfect for small functions or weddings.
 The large house that develops next to the church is conceived as 6 independent units all with kitchenette, living room and bedroom with ensuite bathroom, but also easily connectable to each other, on the ground floor a large kitchen, dining room and cellar are conceived as shared rooms that overlook the large courtyard of the castle in addition to a unit. On the second floor two more units one with a bedroom and the other with a double bedroom, one of which is on the tower. On the third floor there is access to a complete unit and the living area of a unit that has the bedroom on the fourth floor in the other tower. Elegant, well equipped, bright, each window offers an uncontaminated panorama, all are served by a / c and heating that are both electric and with LPG.
 The village can accommodate up to 24 people, distributed in 14 double rooms, 10 of which have en-suite bathrooms.

 The multi-level layout of the property offers a series of terraces, with seating areas and sun loungers, a pool area with jacuzzi and the large terrace with table for 24 people.
 About 1 hour from Arezzo train station, you can take advantage of the fast train service to Florence reachable in less than 1 hour Milan (1 hour and 55 minutes), Rome (1 hour and 37 minutes) and Venice (2 hours and 14 minutes). The closest cities are Sansepolcro (12 km), Urbino and Cortona (85 km), Florence and Siena (125 km).

Medieval Castle with breathtaking views

Splendid panoramic estate on the hills of Arezzo, just a few kilometers from the historic center, surrounded by 22.7 hectares of pristine nature with private access and absolute privacy. 
 
 At the heart of the property are three independent farmhouses, each with a private pool and dedicated outdoor spaces, now used for charming hospitality.
 
 La Leopoldina, an elegant 19th-century villa of 452 m², offers six en-suite bedrooms, two kitchens, spacious living areas, and a 12 x 5 m pool with breathtaking views of the Tuscan landscape. Casolare 1, measuring 361 m², has five bedrooms and six bathrooms, a living room, a dining room with a kitchen, and a garden with a sinuous pool. Casolare 2, dating back to the 13th century and meticulously restored, preserves its original structure and offers five en-suite bedrooms and an 80 m² pool surrounded by greenery. The property also includes a former shop, four agricultural sheds, and a boiler room.
 
 The organic farm includes 3 hectares of vineyards (Chianti DOCG and Toscana IGT), 400 olive trees, an orchard, and areas of meadows and woodland. The modern, green-architectural cellar houses the winemaking facilities, offices, and a charming tasting room. Average annual production: 21,000 bottles of wine and 1,500 bottles of oil, authentic expressions of the Tuscan terroir.

Enchanting estate nestled in the hills of Tuscany

Sunflower is a prestigious country estate nestled among the rolling hills of Tuscany, in the charming hamlet of Farneta.

Surrounded by breathtaking scenery and dating back to the late 17th century, the estate has been meticulously restored, preserving its original architectural features while seamlessly integrating contemporary comforts and high-end finishes.

The main villa extends over three levels and is crowned by a distinctive panoramic tower. The ground floor features large reception rooms with fireplaces, a billiard room, formal dining room, fully equipped kitchen, TV lounge, study and guest bathrooms. The sleeping quarters include a magnificent primary suite with a private sitting room, study and bathroom, an additional double bedroom in the tower with en suite bathroom, and three further double bedrooms, each with its own private bathroom. The lower ground floor is dedicated to wellness and leisure, offering a fully equipped gym, an elegant wine tasting room and a private SPA with sauna, Turkish bath, whirlpool and massage room.

The detached guest house comprises two independent apartments, each featuring a living room, kitchenette, double bedroom and bathroom, making them ideal for guests or luxury hospitality. The estate extends across approximately 16,000 sq m of beautifully landscaped grounds with cypress trees, olive groves and fruit trees. The outdoor areas also offer the potential to create a tennis or multi-sport court, as well as a helipad. Completing the estate is a magnificent 16 × 8 m panoramic swimming pool surrounded by manicured lawns, sunbathing areas, an outdoor shower and an elegant furnished gazebo.

Despite its peaceful countryside setting, the property is conveniently located close to Cortona, Montepulciano, Pienza, Arezzo and Sinalunga, with easy access to the A1 motorway, Florence, Rome and the major international airports.

Exceptional historic estate with a private SPA in Tuscany

On the hills of Arezzo's Chianti, a few km from the city center, this farm has become organic since 2017. A villa that bases its origins on a property from the 1600s and was completely restored in 2007 when it became a housing facility. At the entrance the cypress avenue welcomes you to the property with the typical Tuscan feel. The atmosphere is relaxing and pleasant, surrounded by greenery and vineyards, guaranteeing privacy and tranquility. There are 4 buildings, the villa, two small independent units dedicated to the housing business and the spa and cellar area. The business has 13 bedrooms divided into thirteen suites including 2 mini-apartments, on the ground floor of the villa there is the restaurant with seats 35 as well as the large external terrace of 333m2 in addition to the 192m2 gazebo which together with a further 128m2 in front of the cellar, can host events up to 600 people. In the restaurant the small brick vaults on the ceiling remain intact, while the rest of the structure has been entirely modernized with contemporary furnishings and fixtures. This may be seen especially in the rooms which distinguish them from the numerous farmhouses in the area which all have the usual characteristics. The Spa covers an area of 305m2 and offers a reception, male and female changing rooms, sauna, emotional showers, hydromassage tub, relaxation area and massage cabins. The structure is currently closed even if everything is in order and functioning and able to start again immediately with the B&amp;B business or put it into operation and enjoy it as a private estate. The agricultural activity on the other hand is still carried on even if the wine and oil are sold by the bulk. The total land is approximately 24ha of which approx. 10ha of vineyard of which approx. 7ha in Sangiovese, the other vines are Trebbiano, Cabernet Sauvignon, Grenache, Pinot bianco, Merlot and Syrah and a Manzoni cross. It can potentially produce 700/800 quintals of grapes corresponding to approx. 500 hectoliters of wine. The 3ha olive grove has 630 plants and produces a Tuscan IGP oil for a total of approx. 5 quintals, the rest of the land is forest. The company is eco-friendly as it has 78 kw of photovoltaic panels, 6 solar panels for hot water connected to the spa and the cellar as well as a pond of approx. 3000m2 and a swimming pool. A dream place that only needs to be reopened and put into operation, ideal for continuing the hospitality business as set by the property or even to make it a private estate hosting events, artists, conventions while producing excellent Tuscan products.

Wine estate with SPA and restaurant facilities

Located in the Tuscan countryside between Arezzo and Siena, this villa is a 16th-century residence set on a private hill, easily accessible.

The property extends over approximately 6 hectares and includes the main villa and two independent buildings, all recently restored with great care.

The main villa, measuring approximately 800 sqm, is arranged over several levels and retains original features such as wooden beams, terracotta floors, and period fireplaces. The interiors include a main reception room, dining room, Carrara marble kitchen, panoramic terrace, and a rooftop belvedere. The sleeping area offers 12 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms, along with additional spaces including a wardrobe room, cellar, laundry room, and a traditional wood-fired oven. The two annexes, each of approximately 200 sqm, provide further possibilities: one houses the caretaker's accommodation with living room, kitchen, two bedrooms, and a bathroom; the other is divided into two independent apartments of about 100 sqm each.

Externally, the property features a 25-meter heated swimming pool, tennis court, ample parking, and numerous centuries-old trees. The estate also includes an olive grove with over 200 trees, an orchard, and a vineyard of 1 hectare with Sangiovese, Merlot, Vermentino, and Chardonnay varieties, as well as a small production of table grapes.

The property is currently operated as a short-term rental and generates excellent returns. The asking price is based on a share deal, i.e. the transfer of the quota interests of the limited liability company (S.r.l.) owning the property. Any alternative transaction structure may be considered separately.

Renovated villa with swimming pool in the Tuscan countryside

This charming village, nestled among the Tuscan hills, is located on a panoramic hill overlooking the Val di Chio, near the towns of Castiglion Fiorentino and Cortona.
 
 The village has Etruscan origins, and is composed of a main manor house, a small church, built in the 13th century and enlarged in the 18th century, with an adjoining rectory, numerous annexes, a panoramic swimming pool and surrounding land with olive groves, arable land and woodland, for approximately 5 hectares.

 The main building offers large spaces in the old stables on the ground floor, where brick arches create suggestive spaces and wooden beams adorn the ceiling, and where there is a large semi-professional kitchen, a tavern and a large stone room, with terracotta floors, perfect for tastings or special dinners. The bedrooms on the upper floor are large and many maintain the original terracotta floors, all with en suite bathrooms. The distribution of the spaces lends itself well to both residential use and a hospitality business (holiday home, small boutique hotel, etc.).
 The building has 9 bedrooms and 10 bathrooms. The rectory villa, adjacent to the church, houses warehouses on the ground floor; on the first floor there is a living room, a kitchen, two bedrooms and three bathrooms; while on the second floor there is a bedroom and a bathroom. The windows offer enchanting views of the surrounding valley, in a landscape that guarantees peace and serenity.
 
 The properties, completely restored between the late 90s and early 2000s, are 26 km from Arezzo, 122 km from Florence and 82 km from Siena.

Enchanting borgo with church in the hills of Castiglion Fiorentino.

Likely built in the 19th century on the ruins of an ancient Lombard tower, this charming residence retains intact the signs of its long history. A meticulous restoration, completed in 2012, enhanced the original spaces, highlighting architectural elements of rare beauty, such as Gothic stone arches, the tower, and evocative historic passageways, making the residence a unique example of elegance and authenticity.
 
 The ground floor features the living area, featuring an original stone floor, a refined dining room, and a large, bright kitchen with direct access to a covered veranda, ideal as a winter garden. Outside, a charming courtyard with a pergola offers the perfect space for al fresco dining.
 
 With independent access from the courtyard, there is a lemon house entirely made of stone, currently furnished with three single beds to accommodate the youngest guests, a large storage room, a cellar and a utility room with a bathroom, currently used as a bedroom.
 
 In the main house, ascending to the first floor, you enter the master suite with a study and private bathroom. A covered terrace leads to the wing of the house containing two additional bedrooms, both sharing a bathroom. On the second floor, the turret now houses an elegant study with panoramic views.
 The land, approximately 5 hectares and 600 m2, is mostly wooded and home to around 300 olive trees. 
 
 One of the property's natural boundaries is marked by a small river, while on the side overlooking the valley there is a splendid infinity pool with a salt purification system.
 
 A property ready to move into, immersed in the quiet of the Tuscan countryside, just 14 minutes from Civitella in Val di Chiana and 25 minutes from Arezzo.

Beautifully restored historic farmhouse with pool and olive grove

An old Tuscan farmhouse, in the hills between Arezzo and Siena present in the ancient maps of the area since 1765, has been completely and finely restored in 2021 by architects Gualtiero Sacchi and Giulio Senserini, now divided into three units. On the first floor a bright living room with kitchen and relaxation area, two bedrooms and a bathroom. On the second floor a living room with kitchen, bedroom and bathroom and finally a suite with a bedroom and bathroom. All the furnishings in the house are design products and signed by great architects such as Roberto Baciocchi, Cristina Celestino and Archirivolto. The vintage items, mostly bought at the antiques fair in Arezzo, can be purchased like any other household item. The rooms have been skilfully designed to make them cosy, comfortable and extremely refined with natural colours inspired by Tuscan tradition.

The garden of about 4ha is terraced on the hillside and contains more than 300 olive trees by landscape architect Silvia Ghirelli. The swimming pool enjoys a beautiful panorama over the Val di Chiana. An ideal property to live in or even to put to income that mixes history, tradition and modernity set in the Tuscan hills and surrounded by beauty.

Elegant country house with pool in Civitella Val di Chiana

A property dating back to 1648, recently and expertly renovated, offering modern and technological design and materials to ensure both charm and comfort. Located about 40 minutes from the center of Florence, it is in a panoramic position overlooking the Chianti hills and the Arno Valley, halfway between Arezzo and Siena. Surrounded by approximately 6,000 square meters of terraced land, it guarantees privacy, yet is only 10 minutes from the town center, where all services are available. At 560 meters above sea level, it faces south, with fruit trees and an olive grove, and is protected to the north by Prato Magno, the mountain of the Arno Valley.
The access road is mostly paved but steep for about 800 meters, while the last 200 meters are a dirt road. The atmosphere is magical and romantic, ideal for living or as a holiday home.
The pool is located on a level above the house and is (6m x 12m), panoramic, with a stone frame, offering a breathtaking view.
The property is about 380 square meters, with comfortable, spacious yet manageable interiors, and is very bright with large windows, most framed by the typical pietra serena of the Florentine Renaissance.
On the ground floor, you'll find the living spaces, including a large kitchen with a fireplace, a refrigerated wine cabinet, a microwave, and an oven with a convenient central island. There are two accesses to the garden, which is a large terrace overlooking the landscape. Also on the ground floor, there is a storage and laundry area with a bathroom, a living room with a fireplace, and what was perhaps once a watchtower, now housing a bedroom with a study that could ideally become another bedroom. On the first floor, a large living area with three windows always open to the view makes this space ideal for young people. On either side, there is the master bedroom with a wardrobe and bathroom, all open in a single room, only divided by partitions-a very interesting solution that provides ample space and airiness to the room-and another bedroom with an ensuite bathroom plus access to the mezzanine, where there is another bedroom. In the basement, a beautiful all-stone cellar houses the LPG boiler that heats the entire house, ensuring significant savings in winter, thanks also to the underfloor heating.
A welcoming property with rough wood parquet flooring, clean colors, and familiar spaces-everything one could dream of for a property in the Tuscan countryside.

Stunning villa between Arezzo and Florence

For those looking for the authentic charm of a 17th-century country house, this property represents a rare opportunity. Restored with care and love 25 years ago by a group of friends, including the Belgian artist Isabelle de Borchgrave, the house preserves the elegant and simple style of the Tuscan tradition. Nestled in the greenery and surrounded by orchards, the house is just 10 km from Monte San Savino and 4 km from Pieve al Toppo, a small village offering all the essential services. The house is spread over three floors, offering large and well-distributed spaces. On the ground floor, large living areas overlook a well-kept garden, with direct access to the loggia, perfect for outdoor lunches and dinners. On this floor there is underfloor heating. The spacious kitchen, the three bedrooms with private bathrooms and the large windows that illuminate the interiors create a welcoming and pleasant atmosphere. In the garden there is also a 6x12 meter stone swimming pool, purified with salt. Going up to the first floor, a large living room opens, with an ancient fireplace. This level also houses five bedrooms, each with private bathroom and characterized by unique details such as frescoes, original terracotta floors, exposed beams or vaulted ceilings. On the second floor there are two more bedrooms with a shared bathroom, offering additional space for guests or family.
In the garden there is space for a vegetable garden. In addition, the property includes a loggia with an ancient oven and a Pool-house on the first floor of an ancient tobacco drying shed.
The property is already integrated into the tourist circuits, but it could easily be transformed into a magnificent second home or a permanent home.
Arezzo: 12 km Cortona: 35 km Lake Trasimeno: 40 km Siena: 70 km Florence: 80 km

Charming country house in Monte San Savino

Just 8km from Cortona, this historic Villa of the XVIII century is immersed in an atmosphere of mystery, preserving the signs of its owner's past, a descendant of the Medici family of Florence; the entrance is surrounded by centuries-old cypresses and the internal stairs are finished with floral decorations. The park is about 2 ha with an area for the vegetable garden, an olive grove, a corner with a vineyard and a small lake to be retrieved. The villa maintained its typical characteristics; in 2000 the annexed building has been expanded to 3 independent apartments for rental purpose. The total sqms are approx 985, including the delightful church, now a warehouse, perfect for a studio or for weddings. On the ground floor of the villa there are the cellars, on the first floor the living areas with both internal and external access, with comfortable and bright living rooms that overlook the terrace created by the particular front porch. On the second floor one can find the sleeping area, consisting of 5 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The apartments instead have: the first apartment has 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, the second and third apartments have 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. Inside the property one finds a precious water source together with the rainwater collection tank.

XVIIIth century villa in Cortona

Romantic country house surrounded by 3 hectares of land, a few kilometers from the lovely village of Laterina Valdarno, a house that can be reached by following a dirt road along the Arno river.
 The beautiful property, in a hilly position with a splendid 360° view of the green Tuscan countryside, is composed of two units surrounded by a forest crossed by a stream and a small waterfall. 
 The main villa was originally a medieval tower and was transformed into a farmhouse around the 18th century. Very well maintained with Tuscan terracotta floors and high ceilings with exposed beams, it is arranged on three levels, each of which has independent access to the garden, which offers the possibility of dividing it into several units as the heating systems are also independent for each floor. 
 The ground floor of about 100 square meters is currently a large single space that can become a spa, a cinema room, a separate apartment for guests or other uses.
 On the first floor of about 200 square meters, which is accessed directly from the side garden, there is a large entrance hall, a lounge, a kitchen and four bedrooms, each with ensuite bathroom.
 Through an internal staircase we reach the main floor of about 200 square meters, also accessible from the garden through the beautiful veranda, which offers a large living room with fireplace, kitchen, dining room, study, bathroom, and a bedroom with private bathroom. On this floor we find a loggia with breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. 
 The small outbuilding is currently used as a guesthouse and is the result of a charming renovation of an old barn. Arranged on two levels, on the ground floor it offers two bedrooms and a bathroom, while on the upper floor there is a single room with an open kitchen and living room, which can be accessed both internally and from the garden, thus also being able to be split into two separate units.
 A great opportunity for a renovated Tuscan farmhouse in a strategic position to reach Florence, Arezzo, Siena.

Romantic country-house nestled in the green

Hidden among the rolling Tuscan hills just beyond Cortona, this extraordinary aristocratic estate offers a once-in-a-generation opportunity to create one of the region's most exceptional private residences.

Only minutes from the historic centre, in one of Tuscany's most evocative and timeless landscapes, this remarkable historic estate represents a rare opportunity to restore and personalise a truly irreplaceable property. Originally dating back to the 16th century and later transformed during the 19th century by a prominent noble family of the region into an elegant aristocratic residence, the estate today remains a magnificent legacy property of exceptional scale, atmosphere, and historical character.

Approached via a picturesque cypress-lined driveway, guests are welcomed by a grand ornamental water tub and beautifully restored gardens that immediately evoke the romance and elegance of Tuscany's great historic residences.

To the rear of the villa lie the estate's historic ancillary buildings, including the private chapel, the farmhouse, storage buildings, stables, and a magnificent oak-lined avenue perfectly aligned with the main entrance drive, extending gracefully towards the northern boundary of the property.

Particularly noteworthy is the fully restored 19th-century limonaia of 240 sqm, where historic architectural character has been elegantly combined with refined contemporary design. Within the open-plan interiors, large mirrors enhance the natural light and create a remarkable sense of openness throughout the living spaces, which comprise a bedroom area, living room, kitchen, and bathroom.

The principal villa extend on 1.606 sqm across four levels, offers significant restoration potential while retaining sound structural integrity. Rich in atmosphere and original architectural details, presents an exceptional blank canvas for the creation of a world-class private residence or hospitality project.

The ground floor features a series of reception rooms, a study, formal dining rooms, kitchen, and service areas, as well as access to an independent apartment located on the northern side of the first floor. Throughout the villa, elegant hallways, gallery-style passageways, and generous circulation spaces connect the interiors with remarkable harmony and scale. Several ceilings retain painted decorative details, while parts of the residence still preserve their original terracotta flooring.

The upper floors host a total of 13 bedrooms, reception areas, kitchens, and beautifully proportioned rooms overlooking the garden. The attic level offers expansive, bright interiors with panoramic views ideal for the creation of private wellness spaces, reading lounges, studios..

The estate's private chapel is of particular historical charm. One room houses paintings by an 18th-century local artist, currently preserved within the villa, while the sacristy connects via an internal staircase to the upper gallery traditionally reserved for attending Mass.

The farmhouse of 136 sqm, includes a kitchen and living area on the ground floor, with two bedrooms and a bathroom on the first floor. As the building is already habitable, it could serve perfectly as accommodation during the restoration process.

Behind the limonaia are the garages and the former stable with three horse boxes. Historically, part of the estate's extensive agricultural land was dedicated to vineyards for wine production, while other sections were cultivated for hay and farming activities.

Nowdays the 10ha (25 acres) are divided in 6 ha of woodland, 1 ha of olive groves and 3 ha of arable land.

The grounds are enriched by remarkable centuries-old specimens including horse chestnuts, sequoias, holm oaks, yews, pines, and elms, together with ornamental statues that elegantly frame the garden pathways and landscaped areas.

In front of the limonaia, a spa pool with sun loungers provides an idyllic setting for relaxed summer living, while on the southern sid ...

16th-century residence with majestic stone tub

An exclusive first floor apartment in the heart of the city. Cortona where history and culture come together and give life to important events such as fairs, exhibitions and festivals, where life flows with social rhythms and where the network of connections respects the authenticity of each individual.
A Renaissance palace where Luca Signorelli and Pietro Berrettini contributed in Baroque style decorations, commissioned by an important local family who had contacts with the Florentine nobility. Proof of this are the frescoes in the room with the canopy where the female figure is very similar to one represented in the Pitti Palace in Florence. The apartment is on a single floor of approx. 646 square meters and also has the possibility to create a space for staff. Large living rooms with majestic stone fireplaces, one of which made by Pietro da Cortona, are located in the central area. The 7 bedrooms, 4 with en-suite bathrooms are found on the perimeters of the apartment. The spaces are large and bright, but what is striking is the attention and dedication used in the restoration: the original floors were dismantled for the new systems and each piece was numbered and repositioned in its place, on the walls under layers of plaster the original plaster has been recovered, the bathrooms are all in marble making the environment sophisticated and elegant, many of the ceilings are coffered or with wooden beams and some are decorated. Every corner tells a story of the past and above all some rooms offer an enchanting view of Piazza Luca Signorelli which is one of the jewels of this city of art. A unique object for true lovers of beauty, history and art, for those who love to get lost in detail and for those who want the convenience of the historic center literally a stone's throw away. Ideal for living all year round but also perfect for a period residence.

Exclusive Piano Nobiile finely restored in Cortona

In the historic centre of Arezzo stands Palazzo Guillichini, an extraordinary historic residence dating back to the 16th century.

Of remarkable architectural significance and protected under historical and artistic heritage regulations, the Palazzo has undergone important restoration and enhancement works that have preserved its authentic charm, featuring decorated ceilings, monumental interiors, internal loggias, and evocative common areas rich in atmosphere.

The property extends over approximately 2,500 sqm and represents a unique investment opportunity within the Tuscan real estate market. Currently operating as a high-end assisted living healthcare residence, the complex offers 40 beds distributed among single and double rooms, as well as bright and elegant communal areas perfectly integrated with the historic character of the building. The Palazzo is currently leased under a long-term contract, guaranteeing a significant indexed annual income, making this property particularly attractive also as an income-generating real estate investment. The property further includes a commercial unit, also leased, located in the historic centre of the city.

Thanks to its strategic location, historical importance, and strong investment return, Palazzo Guillichini represents a rare opportunity to acquire an iconic property in the heart of Tuscany.

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