BORGO ANTICO

The main villa, approximately 370 sqm, is spread over three levels and stands on the site of an old monastery. On the ground floor, there is the living area with an entrance, kitchen, living room, and a guest bathroom. Also on this level are two large storage rooms and a technical room. The first floor hosts the villa’s sleeping quarters, with three bedrooms, two living areas, and a kitchen. The large panoramic terrace on this floor overlooks the park and fields, perfect for breakfast on summer mornings. The second floor features a series of attic rooms. The villa is enriched by two historically significant elements: a Madonna attributed to Jacopo della Quercia and a fireplace attributed to Michelangelo Buonarroti.

Opposite the villa, a 16th-century farmhouse of about 400 sqm houses on the ground floor the reception, laundry area, a large event space with a game room and lemon house, a kitchen with a service bathroom, and a spacious apartment comprising kitchen, living area, bedroom, bathroom, and storage. On the first floor, there are two more apartments, each with three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a bright living area. The second floor contains another series of attic rooms.

A little further away, a 286 sqm annex offers two additional apartments and large storage rooms, while the old tobacco factory of 212 sqm could be transformed into a restaurant or a reception area for parties and events. The property is surrounded by approximately 3.3 hectares of land, with the option to purchase an additional 8 hectares, mostly wooded. Completing the village is a 15×5 meter infinity pool with views over the surrounding countryside.