11 bedrooms villa, 930 m²

Monsummano Terme, Pistoia (province)

A typical historical Tuscan villa, built in the second half of the 18th century, is located on the last western slopes of Monte Albano, about 250 metres above sea level. It originally consisted of two farmhouses that have been joined together (maintaining total independence if necessary)
The property consists of two villas with a total area of approximately 930 sqm and a plot of approximately 7 hectares. In addition, there is the possibility of expanding the spaces by adding a further 80 sqm, ideal for creating two spa areas in the gardens of the villas (40 sqm each) and further "underground" spaces (comprising 80 sqm + 260 sqm).
There are two swimming pools and parking areas.
Division of Land and Oil Production
The property's total 7 hectares of land are divided into two mappings, one part destined for olive groves and the other for woodland.
High Quality Oil Production: Currently, the property has no less than 1,015 olive trees in production. Depending on the season, these trees generate between 1,500 and 2,300 kg of high-quality virgin olive oil PGI. The exterior walls of this residence are elegantly decorated with the charming local stone, a tribute to the architectural tradition of the surrounding houses. This choice of cladding preserves the original charm of the building, dating back to its early days.
From this villa, the view opens onto the characteristic Tuscan countryside, a living painting of rolling hills, lush olive groves, majestic chestnut forests and imposing oak trees. Everything is immersed in a rare oasis of tranquillity, offering an environment of total serenity and contemplation.