Villa with gardenSiena (Italy)

Price :

$3,590,600

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Surface600 m²bedrooms7 bathrooms7

Renovated Tuscan farmhouse with swimming pool and park with olive grove.This luxury property is located in the lush and green Tuscan countryside, perched on a hill in a panoramic position, just 3 km from the center of the splendid Siena and its palio horse race, which has made the city famous all over the world. The villa, a skilfully restored old farmstead, is spread over three levels and has a total of 7 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms, a study, a cellar and various service rooms, and it is currently divided into two residential units, each with its own lounge and kitchen.One of the most fascinating aspects of this luxury property is certainly the view right on the historical centre of the Tuscan town. From the villa, whose bright lounges are characterized by big windows, and from the front garden where there is a big infitinity pool, a solarium and a gazebo, you can in fact admire Siena, its historic center and the magnificent Cathedral which houses treasures of Donatello, Michelangelo and Pinturicchio and whose spectacular facade is particularly striking at night.This unique residence is also only 5 minutes away from the prestigious international school, commonly known as the American School, which welcomes students from all over the world.To complete this mansion, a large garage and a park that extends for about one hectare including a splendid olive grove with centuries-old trees: a Tuscan postcard, a life long dream that can finally became true.There is also the possibility of purchasing an annexed second property and another 20 hectares of land.******************SienaSiena is Tuscany’s second city rivalling Florence for Renaissance palazzi, art treasures and breathtaking beauty.Siena possesses Europe’s finest medieval square, scene of the Palio horse race, Italy’s most dramatic historical spectacle. Its cathedral is central Italy’s most beautiful, and the art in the many churches, galleries and museums would keep you busy for weeks.Above all, though, the city is an intimate and civilised place – a place “a misura dell’uomo”, or “made to the measure of man”, as the Italians have it – and its sleepy, honey-stoned streets are in stark Medieval contrast to Florence’s flamboyant Renaissance.