8 bedrooms villa, 2130 m²

Cortona, Arezzo (province)

Historical Villa with Extensive Grounds and Agricultural Land in Cortona (AR)
Nestled in the picturesque countryside of Cortona, Tuscany, at 300 meters above sea level, this exceptional property offers a unique combination of history, luxury, and investment potential. Located near the renowned Parish Church of San Michele Arcangelo, a National Monument, the estate includes a beautifully restored main villa, a lemon house (Limonaia), stables, a reception area known as Magnolia, and an array of valuable outbuildings, all set amidst stunning landscaped gardens and agricultural land.
Main Villa: The main villa is a prestigious historical building, believed to have been designed in the 16th century, though its layout likely dates back to the 17th century. The villa is exquisitely finished, with rooms featuring beautiful frescoed walls and intricate painted ceilings that exemplify the artistic heritage of the period. The external staircase, made from serene stone (pietra serena), is of significant historical and architectural value. The villa consists of three floors above ground, with a mix of residential and representative rooms, offering ample space for luxurious living and entertaining. On the ground floor, there is also a small chapel, adding to the property’s cultural and religious heritage.
Connected Buildings: The estate includes several connected buildings, each offering additional living and service spaces for the villa:
Stables: Recently renovated, this charming structure spans two floors. The first floor, which is residential, is accessible via an external stone staircase. Adjacent to the stables is a traditional oven with a roof, located to the south of the building, further enhancing the property’s rustic character.
Limonaia (Lemon House): Also recently restored, this building features a ground floor and a partial first floor, which is accessible via an external stone staircase. The lemon house adds a touch of elegance and history to the estate, historically used for the cultivation of citrus plants.
Magnolia: This single-story reception building, also recently renovated, is connected to the main villa through a charming Nymphaeum fountain. The Magnolia is currently used as a reception area and service space, offering a partially mezzanine room adjacent to the fountain, ideal for hosting guests or events.
The Park: The property is set within an expansive, historically designed park covering 45,000 square meters, with valuable tree species and meticulously maintained landscaping. The park is enclosed by a high boundary wall, ensuring privacy and tranquility. Notable features include a swimming pool (built in the 1980s) with a changing room and a tennis court, offering excellent recreational amenities. The park is beautifully integrated with the surrounding environment, prov