Luxury homes in Italy consisting of four independent luxury villas, for a total of 1200 m2, surrounded by 20 hectares of land certified as "biological" terrain and holding roughly 300 olive trees and approximately 100 fruit trees irrigated with a time-programmed system.



A 17-acre grove features trees of prized wood, such as maple, cherry, walnut and ash. Framed in this splendid natural setting is the first farmhouse, "the Chapel", completely restructured, with facings in rough-hewn stone, wood planks and tiles.



Along the same road is the "Master Dwelling", an exclusive 19th-century Tuscan structure that has been fully and painstakingly renovated. With a total surface area of 420 m2, it boasts a magnificently romantic tower that holds a suite equipped with a sauna and a Jacuzzi.



The entire road that winds around the farmhouse, connecting it to the garage, the custodians' home and the pool, is paved with Luserna stone. Just a few hundred metres from the master home is the "I Falchi" structure, subdivided into two apartments that offer a total surface area of 170 m2.




This expansive luxury property sits in the heart of the Tuscan countryside, in the vicinity of monuments of noteworthy artistic and historical interest, such as the Hermitage of Camaldoli, the Della Verna Sanctuary and the Castle of the Counts of the Guidi family of Poppi: a piece of Paradise where the works of artists such as Della Robbia, Piero della Francesca and Cimabue can be admired.