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A historic villa spanning 577 sqm, built in the late 19th century in the Renaissance style, located in the municipality of Terranuova Bracciolini, on a hillside at the foot of the Pratomagno massif and on the edge of the Val d'Arno's characteristic landscape, the famous Balze.

The villa was meticulously restored between 1995 and 1997 with great passion and expertise, fully preserving all architectural details. Many rooms feature exquisitely crafted fireplaces, as well as original period chandeliers and wall sconces of remarkable architectural impact. The main staircase is made of pietra serena, and the period floors are of marble and marble terrazzo.
Crowning the building is a square turret of approximately 30 sqm with columns, enclosed by a glass structure—not visible from the outside—offering a 360-degree view of the village, the Borro estate, the majestic Pratomagno, and the Chianti region.

The villa is surrounded by a spectacular Italian-style garden with boxwood hedges that unfold in harmonious geometric curves to enclose majestic trees of great botanical value. Additionally, there are intimate, secluded paths, ideal for relaxation and socializing, and a large round stone basin graced by beautiful water lilies floating on its surface.

The adjoining plot of land, measuring approximately 3,000 sqm, is partly planted with vines and features various varieties of fruit trees.
On this plot stands a building used as a warehouse, measuring approximately 50 sqm, with pedestrian access from the villa’s garden and separate vehicle access from the road.
A swimming pool and a tennis court could be built on this plot.