Sansepolcro, Arezzo, Tuscany, Italy

An historical villa dating back to 1614, rich in history as reflected in its architecture and details. Originally constructed as a watchtower in the 11th century, it was expanded and transformed by a noble family in 1614 to a family home. The villa features an eighteenth-century gallery adorned with frescoes, The expansive interior on four floors, home of the current owner, is approximately 800 square meters some of which show its age and would certainly benefit from some modernization although the bones are healthy.

This house offers 3,500 square meters of garden and 16 hectares of agricultural land, comprising both mixed forest and arable. The park area is enclosed by a fence with four entrances, one of which is the classic cypress-lined entry typical of prestigious Tuscan estates. The villa's facades are illuminated by energy-efficient lights that light up the property in all directions. Additionally, there is a double garage and storage space.

To enhance comfort, the villa includes a private swimming pool (10 x 5 meters) located on a park terrace with panoramic views, having been closed for several years would require a re-fit. This is a rare opportunity for those seeking to live in a historic residence enveloped by nature's beauty and just a short drive to Sansepolcro, a buzzing town seeped in History and home of Piero della Francesca.

There is a chapel with an ancient fresco, Cellars, electric entrance gates and much more. Currently there are 7 bedrooms, five bathrooms and numerous studios and reception rooms. There are twenty-four rooms in total. The price of the property reflects the overall condition which although somewhat tired still hosts plenty of eye candy and solid structure.