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Florence, the capital of Tuscany, a city of art and culture, the stronghold of the Medici family, an unmissable destination for millions of visitors. How can one escape the charm of such beauty and elegance, stemming from the innate and jovial nature of the Florentines, proud descendants of Dante, who are still at the origin of the vernacular, the Italian language, and many famous historical figures? Only the location of Florence, surrounded by hills and crossed by the Arno River, presents challenges for its residents: cold winters and humid summers. Therefore, for centuries, wealthy nobles and those who could afford it built magnificent villas and residences on the surrounding hills, not far from the city center, above the valley, on airy and lush grounds. This ancient 15th-century monastery has been meticulously and elegantly restored a few years ago; the prestigious property comprises a main villa of approximately 740 square meters, a 40 square meter guesthouse, and a staff apartment.
The villa is surrounded by a lush and well-maintained park of 3,000 square meters, featuring a beautiful swimming pool. The main villa is spread over two levels plus a charming panoramic turret offering breathtaking views of the typical Tuscan landscape; the interiors are spacious, elegant, and welcoming, adorned with refined furniture and high-quality finishes in marble, antique terracotta, and stone. The ground floor is entirely dedicated to the living area, with a series of living spaces arranged around a small central cloister, making the environments particularly bright. A wide kitchen and various service rooms complete this level.
On the upper floors, there are four bedrooms, each with its own dressing area and exclusive bathroom, equipped with every comfort. Location: Less than 30 minutes and just 15 kilometers from the center of Florence lies the charming village of Impruneta, located at the edge of the Chianti Classico area, surrounded by vineyards and olive groves. A reality so close to the city that it feels like part of it, yet also a place to feel at peace with the world, to experience the lightness of flying in a sky of serenity and the joy of living under the sun, driven by this proverbial wind that rarely ceases to blow on the hill; it's easy to recall the words of Leo Codacci: "I thank God for making me Italian and Tuscan, but I am particularly grateful for making me originally from Impruneta. "