LUXURY PERIOD MANSION FOR SALE IN CASCIANA TERME, TUSCANY

At the edge of a charming medieval town in the municipality of Casciana Terme Lari, in a very convenient location, elegant manorial villa with park and small vineyard for sale. The property includes five finely restored buildings (over 3,500 m² in total) that house 14 apartments, ideal for establishing an accommodation business. The park has a swimming pool and tennis court while the agricultural land (about 10 ha) hosts a small Cabernet Franc vineyard.

THE MAIN VILLA

The manor house (2,168 m², 19 bedrooms and 18 bathrooms) is a large stately building, finely restored and still bearing much of its original decoration. The mansion is currently divided into eight apartments, all independently accessible, and includes on the ground floor a convenient garage with a technical room, the old cellars, a fitness area and a communal laundry. On the left side of the property is the late 18th-century chapel.

• Apt. A: entrance hall with service bathroom, reception hall, living room, dining room with loggia, kitchen and service bathroom, private terrace, two bedrooms with shared bathroom and large master bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and exclusive bathroom (the floors are connected by a lift);
• Apt. B: entrance, living room, dining room with kitchen, sitting room, office space with service bathroom, master bedroom with bathroom and walk-in wardrobe, two bedrooms and bathroom;
• Apt. C: living room with reading corner, kitchen, formal dining room, master bedroom with en-suite bathroom and walk-in wardrobe and four bedrooms with en-suite bathroom;
• Apt. D: living room, dining room, kitchen and two bedrooms with en-suite bathroom;
• Apt. E: living room with kitchen, two bedrooms and bathroom;
• Apt. F: living room, dining room with kitchen, two bedrooms and bathroom;
• Apt. G: entrance, living room with dining area and kitchen, bedroom and bathroom;
• Apt. H: living room, kitchen, studio with service bathroom and bedroom with bathroom.

The manor house dates back to the first half of the 16th century (1524 – 1543) and over the centuries, having passed through the estates of various families, it was enlarged and decorated according to the new fashions of the time. The current façade dates back to the late 18th century, although the two towers were later lowered in 1846 following an earthquake. The building was completely renovated in 2002 by the current owners.