PERIOD VILLA TO BE RESTORED WITH PRIVATE CHAPEL FOR SALE IN CHIANTI

The period villa (670 m² – 7,209 ft²) is a square-plan building with linear, symmetrical façades enriched with segmental arches at the ground floor access doors. A faux ashlar originally embellished the façade. However, the building lacks any installations, and is in need of restoration and renovation work.

• Ground floor: six rooms (including eat-in kitchen), large entrance hall, hallway, two storerooms, storage space under the stairs and small storage room along the staircase leading to the upper floor;
• First floor: six rooms, large reception room, hallway and large bathroom;
• Second floor: six rooms, spacious living room, hallway and bathroom;
• Third floor: attic.

The frescoes inside the house are listed with the Soprintendenza and were painted by famous Florentine artist Galileo Chini (1873 – 1956).

At the entrance of the driveway is a manorial chapel (50 m² – 538 ft²) consisting of a single nave and accessible via a stone staircase with three steps. This building is in fair condition and could be used as ia with just some cleaning and a new front door.

Two ruined country houses (720 m² – 7,747 ft²) located not far from the villa complete the property. The larger is a rural building once used as a farmer’s dwelling with stables and cellars on the ground floor. The other, now totally collapsed and shrouded in vegetation, was an outbuilding of the house.

The villa is surrounded by a 4,000-m² garden at the end of a private tree-lined driveway that starts from the main road and reaches the building.

All around there are a further 8.1 hectares (20.0 acres) of agricultural land divided between arable land and meadows (4.9 ha), woodland (2.9 ha) and a small olive grove (0.2 ha) with plants planted next to the two ruins at the entrance to the drive. The arable land is also suitable for planting a small vineyard or expanding the olive grove if one were interested.

Castelfiorentino (4km; 5’), Gambassi Terme (7km; 10’), Certaldo (10km; 15’), Colle di Val d’Elsa (31km; 40’), Volterra (32km; 40’), San Casciano in Val di Pesa (34km; 45’), Monteriggioni (41km; 45’), Pontedera (42km; 50’), Greve in Chianti (48km; 1h), Siena (55km; 50’), Florence (55km; 1h 15’), Bolgheri (70km; 1h 20’), Pisa (76km; 1h 10’)

Firenze A. Vespucci (52km; 45’), Pisa G. Galilei (67km; 50’), Bologna G. Marconi (139km; 1h 50’), Perugia San Francesco (168km; 2h 10’), Roma Ciampino (297km; 3h 20’), Roma Fiumicino (310km; 3h 25’)