private mansions with terrace for sale Italy

Volterra Wonderful seventeenth-century aristocratic palace of about 1000 square metres with a roof garden and inner courtyard in addition to a characteristic restaurant and large warehouses Description In the heart of the centre of Volterra, a historical mansion of great value. On the ground floor, there is a large entrance, a room once used as a granary and some rooms to prepare the wine, as well as an internal courtyard with a well; on the lower floor there are also cellars. On the main floor there are two large frescoed halls, a frescoed bedroom with alcove, two bathrooms and a sitting room which houses part of the library; on the rear there is a living room which overlooks a large inner courtyard under the hanging garden of about 500 square metres, embellished with green plants, the studio and the dining room, also overlooking the same courtyard; in addition there is a kitchen with its own courtyard equipped with a well and a large storage room. On the second floor, there are five bedrooms, two of which are frescoed, a large, frescoed hall, three bathrooms, a wardrobe room and various hallways. The long-arched gallery houses another part of the library. The different floors are joined by a series of black marble staircases. The third and last floor has a small bedroom, a bathroom and another library, six attic rooms and a small service. Condition and finishes The historic building is rich in frescoes that decorate most rooms, antique fireplaces and rare ceramics perfectly preserved have been laid on the floor creating games of colour and shapes. The atmosphere that you breathe is refined, time having stopped; it welcomes guests in elegant environments. The facilities are all in good shape and no major ordinary or extraordinary maintenance work is required. Outdoor spaces The garden, partly structured with Italian-style flower beds and decorated with many fruit trees, is not visible from the outside. It offers silence and quiet, giving absolutely no impression of being in the centre of town. Spacious and cozy, it may also accommodate a small pool to spend moments in absolute relaxation and total privacy. Many rooms in the building have direct access to the garden and the liveable terrace set up with tables and armchairs. Potential uses The mansion is perfect for a large family who want to live in an elegant and refined environment without sacrificing cozy outdoor spaces and close to all primary services, as well as convenient to reach the main Tuscan cities. Perfect investment also for an entrepreneur who wants to transform the building into a boutique hotel of charm and value. Location Volterra is a small town in the province of Pisa, famous for its many noble palaces rich in history, squares, small streets and above all famous for alabaster working. Its origins date back to the Etruscan period. A destination for international tourism

We are pleased to offer for sale a property complex consisting of nine newly built villas with panoramic views and modern finishes in the Aurelia area, with a private internal lift and a garage. The complex has a swimming pool with shower and toilet area, tennis court, gym and panoramic terrace. Location The complex is located in the Aurelia area, in Via Filippo Grispigni surrounded by greenery, situated near the SS 1 state road, 5 km from Rome Aurelia railway station, 9 km from St. Peter's Basilica and 13 km from the Colosseum. The area is predominantly residential. Building Description The newly built villas are on three levels. They consist of very modern facilities. There is a lift serving all floors and each flat is equipped with a video intercom. Each property is approx. 250/260 sqm. plus a garage of approx. 80 sqm. On the S1 floor there are technical rooms and cellars, with a bathroom of approximately 67 sqm; Ground floor of about 83 sqm consisting of large living room with dining room, one bedroom, utility room, hallway, kitchen, terrace, bathroom, ante-bathroom; First floor of 65 sq m consisting of a master bedroom with en suite bathroom and walk-in wardrobe, a further bedroom with bathroom, terrace with panoramic view; Attic floor of approximately 44 square metres consisting of two bedrooms with two bathrooms and hallway. Each portion of the property has its own garden. The main villa is double the size of the other units, is a single-family building free on four sides with a private garden surrounding the property and has direct access to the condominium swimming pool. State and finishes All the villas are of recent construction and are equipped with state-of-the-art installations and are all in Energy Class A+. All the windows have double glazing, predisposition for air conditioning, the heating system is underfloor and the roof is insulated. The façade of the building is clad in brick and there is a coat. Outdoor spaces All the flats have terraces offering panoramic views, private garage and swimming pool, tennis court and communal parking spaces. Potential uses The complex lends itself to being sold in individual units or can be used as a residence.

In the most picturesque and charming neighborhood of Rome, in a magical corner of ancient medieval memory, a prestigious patrician palace of over 2,000 m² dating back to the 15th century, which belonged to the Trastevere branch of a noble Roman family and which is today an exclusive residence for high representation.LOCATION AND LIFESTYLEThe palace overlooks the banks of the Tiber, opposite the picturesque Tiber Island. By crossing the nearby Palatine Bridge, one can reach the Temple of Vesta, the Circus Maximus, from where, by circling the Arch of Constantine, one joins the Colosseum and the archaeological areas of the Roman Forum and the Imperial Forums. By using the historical paths on the other side, one can easily reach in just a few minutes historic sites such as the Palazzo Farnese, Campo de' Fiori, the Pantheon, and Piazza Navona. All these monumental places are within walking distance.This particular and prestigious palace consists of an elegant ensemble of 14th-century houses built by a noble Roman family in the picturesque Trastevere neighborhood. In the 1960s, the palace was divided into two parts: the annex building and the main part, which has great historical and architectural value. Today, it is one of the oldest and most prestigious palaces in Rome, ideal as a residence for high representation or as the headquarters of an important foundation.DESCRIPTION: The palace has a covered area of about 1,468 square meters and a total developed area of about 2,206 square meters, distributed over the ground floor and mezzanine, the first floor and mezzanine, the second floor, the third attic floor, the fourth floor, and finally the basement.A - The noble palace consists of three levels plus the basement, for a total of about 1200 m². The entrance atrium, with high coffered ceilings, is opened by round arches supported by columns from the Roman era; it is a large rectangular room open to the monumental staircase and the beautiful courtyard with large trees, whose gross area is about 128 m². An elevator connects the upper floors to the ground floor rooms. On the ground floor, there is a service apartment of about 108 square meters with a living room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, and 2 bathrooms. The rooms are equipped with cross vaults and direct access to the garage where up to 4 cars can be parked.The piano nobile, on the first floor, has ceilings with an average height of 5.00 m with beautiful historical finishes. Access to this floor is via the elevator from the atrium below, or by the monumental staircase located outside the courtyard, entering a spacious and majestic library with a wonderful large fireplace, then into a living room with refined frescoes and precious ceilings. Next is the dining room, decorated on the walls and ceilings and equipped with a fireplace with Roman elements. A long and wide hallway-gallery leads to the guest bathroom, another corridor, and a large functional kitchen with a balcony overlooking the courtyard.Next to the central hall are two other beautiful rooms with cross-ribbed vaulting and a fireplace and a large bathroom.Second and third floors - Area approximately 300 m².The second floor, with heights ranging from 2.90 m to 3.50 m, is directly accessible from the piano nobile via an elevator, with an exit into the smaller room with a fireplace, which opens onto a charming loggia of over 40 m² facing the river, as well as a small 20 m² terrace with a pergola facing Tiber Island. The floor also includes a bedroom with a large bathroom, opening onto a second wonderful loggia overlooking Piazza in Piscinula. On the same floor, the very large living room offers two views of Piazza in Piscinula and the river. Due to its intimacy and its location relative to the rest of the house, the second floor is ideal as a large private suite for the owners as well as for other bedrooms.B - Peripheral residential unitsThe adjacent building communicating with the noble palace is divided into 6 apartments with a total area of 330 square meters. The various levels are vertically connected by a large staircase and a condominium elevator. Independent access to the square and the courtyard leading to the Lungotevere.C - Garage of 68 m² that can accommodate 4 cars.D - Basements of approximately 176 m².POTENTIAL FOR USE: The Palazzo is a place of great historical and architectural prestige for its history, for the presence of significant architectural and artistic elements, for its ideal location in the center of Rome and for being the only intact example of medieval architecture for sale in Rome in its entirety. The absence of structural problems and the high level of maintenance make it even more interesting.An interesting feature of the Palazzo Mattei is its multifunctionality, given the possibility to combine residential and representative functions. It is ideal as a private residence of great prestige where one can live comfortably and host a large number of guests, while organizing concerts and high-level receptions. It is also suitable as a highly representative location for a prestigious foundation, an art school, or a very high-end lodging enterprise.This description has been automatically translated from French.

We are delighted to offer for sale a spectacular villa dating back to the 1300s, recently restored and currently used as a charming hotel. The villa, thanks to its enviable position that gives intimacy and relaxation, is characterised by the wonderful view of the Chianti hills and the silence, broken only by the singing of the birds. From the important conservative restoration, one can note the special decorations maintained on the external walls of the villa, where the particularity of these plasters is the creation of a design executed by scratching the plaster with a tool equipped with a metal tip. The design realised, created to have a stylised decoration in harmony with the sober elegance of the building, represents a series of three vertical lines equidistant from the next three lines that run the full height of the façade following a sinuous path regulated by a rhythm of concave and convex curves symbolising the flow of water or wind. Superimposed on these 'waves' are circles scratched into the plasterwork and probably representing the sun as a good omen for harvests. The interiors have been refurbished in an extremely refined shabby-chic style, with wooden floors, exposed beams and frescoed ceilings that blend in well with the surroundings and create a cosy atmosphere In the main building, in addition to the rooms on the first and second floors, 15 in all with bathroom en-suite, we find the reception, the restaurant and a large terrace overlooking the outdoor swimming pool. The property also includes a building, adjacent to the villa, with the SPA featuring a 2x6-metre indoor pool with whirlpool, Finnish sauna, Hammam and massage area The magnificent Italian-style garden, rich in ornamental plants and a small vegetable garden, embraces the main body of the villa and the outdoor swimming pool, allowing one to immerse oneself in the greenery and providing a romantic and relaxing atmosphere. Over the centuries, the Villa has had illustrious owners, such as Count Guido Guidi of the Guidi family of Florence, feudal owners of Moncioni since 1901, the Mari, the Orsi, the Romanelli and the Galassi families, who in 1947 decided to sell the property to the Sassolini family, who used it as a holiday home. 70k from Florence airport and 24k from Siena. The villa can be sold together with the restaurant/bistrot, located a few metres away, and 4 studio apartments at a total price of euro 5,750,000.