Danilo Romolini
Ref. 2206 Villa Miravalle
VILLA WITH PANORAMIC VIEW FOR SALE IN ANGHIARI, TUSCANY
INTERIORS: 490 sqm (5,274 sqft)
Bedrooms: 6
Bathrooms: 2
Condition : Good condition
Furnished: Yes
Internet: Yes
Heating:
Radiator + Fireplace
Well: Yes
EXTERIORS: 2.60 ha (6.42 ac)
general details
Interiors: 490 sqm (5,274 sqft)
Bedrooms: 6
Bathrooms: 2
Condition : Good condition
Furnished: Yes
Internet: Yes
Heating:
Radiator + Fireplace
Well: Yes
Exteriors: 2.60 ha (6.42 ac)
This Liberty Villa is set in the highest part of Anghiari, right above the historic center and with a breathtaking view over both the medieval town and the Tiber Valley. The building (490 m²) dates back to the early 20th century and is still in its original shape, with little to no changes applied over the years. The interiors feature elegant living rooms and one could create up to 6 bedrooms. The 2,600-m² park surrounding the villa is in excellent shape and allows relaxing in the shade during summer.
Services are available in the vicinity, easily reached on foot in the main square of the town (100 m). From here, one can also quickly visit the most beautiful cities of Tuscany and Umbria (Sansepolcro, Arezzo, Città di Castello, Perugia, Cortona, Montepulciano, Florence, Siena…).
Tuscany - Arezzo - Anghiari
Tuscany, one of Italy's most iconic and breathtaking regions, embodies the essence of Italian beauty, culture, and tradition. Nestled between the ApennineMountains and the Tyrrhenian Sea, its landscape is a mesmerizing blend of rolling hills, cypress-lined roads, sprawling vineyards, olive groves, and medieval villages perched on hilltops. The region’s natural beauty is matched by its rich history, artistic heritage, and world-renowned culinary and wine traditions.
Wine enthusiasts from around the globe flock to Tuscany for its legendary wine production. The region is the birthplace of some of the most revered wines in the world, such as Chianti, Brunello di Montalcino, and Vino Nobile di Montepulciano. Chianti, produced in the heart of Tuscany, is arguably the most famous, with its distinctive ruby-red color and bold flavors, while Brunello, made exclusively from Sangiovese grapes, is one of Italy’s most prestigious wines, aging gracefully for decades. Wine routes, like the Strada del Vino in the Chianti region, allow visitors to tour centuries-old wineries, sample wines, and explore charming villages along the way.
Tuscany is also a haven for lovers of art and history. Florence, the region’s capital, is a cultural mecca, often referred to as the cradle of the Renaissance. Its galleries and museums, such as the Uffizi and Accademia, house masterpieces from artists like Michelangelo, Botticelli, and Leonardo da Vinci. The iconic Florence Cathedral, with its massive dome designed by Brunelleschi, dominates the skyline, while the Ponte Vecchio, a medieval bridge lined with jewelry shops, is one of the city’s most beloved landmarks.
Siena, another jewel of Tuscany, offers a different charm with its medieval architecture and rich traditions. The Piazza del Campo, known for the Palio, a centuries-old horse race held twice a year, is considered one of the most beautiful squares in Italy. Siena’s Gothic cathedral, with its intricate black and white striped marble, is a stunning testament to medieval craftsmanship.
Further west, Pisa is home to the iconic Leaning Tower, but it also offers much more with its rich maritime history and the grandeur of the Piazza dei Miracoli. Lucca, known for its preserved Renaissance-era city walls, invites visitors to explore its quiet streets, where churches and piazzas surprise at every turn. San Gimignano, a medieval town famous for its many towers, gives visitors a glimpse of Tuscany’s feudal past and offers sweeping views over the surrounding countryside.
Tuscany’s landscapes are also dotted with thermal springs, such as the natural hot springs of Saturnia, providing a relaxing retreat after days of exploring. The coastline, too, with the Maremma region and the island of Elba, offers picturesque beaches and pristine waters, a contrast to the inland hills and vineyards.
DESCRIPTION OF THE BUILDING
The villa (490 m² – 5,272 ft², 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms) is laid over four floors. The basement is split into four rooms, accessed either directly from outside or through a staircase from the ground floor, used as cellars and storages. From the semicircular stone staircase one enters the ground floor of the villa. The door opens into a entrance hall, fitted with a guest bathroom, that in turn leads into the dining room and a hallway with the huge wooden staircase to the upper floor. From this hallway one can then enter an office space (very bright and welcoming), the kitchen or the living room with a balcony.
Back to the hallway, the beautiful wooden staircase reaches the first floor where is the sleeping area made up of three spacious bedrooms (one with terrace), a bathroom and a small closet.
The second floor is reached via a winding staircase that starting from the ground floor connects all the levels. Here are five generous rooms currently used as storages and relax areas but could be easily converted into a spacious living room connected to three bedrooms plus a bathroom.
STATE AND FINISHES
The villa was built at the beginning of the 20th century by Federico Verrel, a wealthy Englishman who had been strongly impressed by the area. The refined architecture features elements from the then-in-vogue Liberty style, regular stone walls with plastered sections and floors marked by string courses.
Interiors are simple and over the years the building has never been altered in significant ways. A stunning wooden staircase connected the ground and first floors, while a stone winding staircase climbs through the house to the second floor.
The finishes inside have been preserved as well (also thanks to the fact that the villa has been used for years as an art gallery) and one can still admire some beautifully decorated fireplaces scattered throughout the villa, Impruneta terracotta floors and the stone-encased doors.
EXTERIOR
The villa is surrounded by a 2,600-m² park decorated with uncommon and well-maintained plants. The spacious graveled apron, accessed via an elegant gate, is very convenient as an outdoor location for events or as a parking lot. The huge trees create some beautiful shaded areas where one can relax in the hot summer days.
It is also possible to buy more land around the villa, the exact amount of which is to be agreed with the seller in case of interest.
CLOSEST CITIES AND TOWNS
Closest services (100m; 1’), Sansepolcro (8km; 10’), Città di Castello (23km; 20’), Arezzo (31km; 30’), Cortona (46km; 50’), Perugia (74km; 1h), Montepulciano (79km; 1h 10’), Passignano sul Trasimeno (84km; 1h 10’), Pienza (86km; 1h 20’), Assisi (91km; 1h 10’), Siena (98km; 1h 20’), Florence (108km; 1h 30’), San Gimignano (150km; 2h)
CLOSEST AIRPORTS
Perugia San Francesco (73km; 55’), Firenze Vespucci (125km; 1h 25’), Bologna Marconi (184km; 2h 5’), Pisa Galilei (185km; 2h 10’), Roma Ciampino (257km; 2h 45’), Roma Fiumicino (271km; 2h 45’)
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Ref. 2206 Villa Miravalle
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