This prestigious historic villa is for sale, magnificently positioned on the top of a hill, overlooking the unique sight of the typical clay soil of Siena, with its soft hills geometrically divided by different cultures.
Built at the end of 1400 as a country residence for a famous Sienese family of the time, the property features a late renaissance style and also the signature of more than one famous Italian architect of the Renaissance.
This villa in Siena, rich in history and art, was built with red bricks; constructed on three levels for a total floor surface of around 1200 m2, it has preserved the original ceilings and roof, with oak beams and bricks and part of the original 16th century terracotta flooring .
Inside, the central travertine marble staircase is original and very well preserved.
The rooms inside this Tuscan villa for sale, are specious and luminous; the careful details, the elegant and refined furnishings and the preciousness expressed in every particular make of this abode a real jewel of pure beauty enclosed by the countryside.
Every part of the estate is striking for its details that create an atmosphere noble and familiar at the same time, exclusive and welcoming.
On the outside there are two hectares of grounds surrounding this villa for sale in Siena. One of the characteristics of greater relevance of this property is the Italian style garden that extends to the north of the building. The garden has been redesigned a number of times during the centuries, always based on the structure of the original walls that are perfectly preserved to this day.
The botanical garden was first planted by a botany professor and alchemist who lived in first half of the 19th century. The garden rolls down a slope that meets the cultivated area and a wood of oaks which is part of the property.
On the north side, the garden is shielded by an enclosure of five rows of centennial cypress trees planted in a semicircle; majestic and imposing, these cypresses create an exceptional setting that lead the eye all the way to Siena, where you can see the towers