A Historical Villa in Florence is Looking For New Owners
With its 15th century architecture and design, this spacious villa set on a hilly terrain in Florence, Italy, will seduce any new homeowner.
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Hunting for a quaint home situated in Florence’s hills in Italy" Then look no further.
Villa Poggio Imperiale, Florence. Image: Lionard.com
This historic villa is located on the lovely hills that provide peace and quiet in Florence’s exclusive Poggio Imperiale neighbourhood, close to the Medici Villa and only 4 miles from Florence’s International School.
This 600 sqm majestic mansion, which dates to the 15th century, was formerly a sizable convent. The villa was later internally divided into multiple pieces as the residential purpose replaced the religious one throughout the years. The building’s renovation has made it possible to keep the majority of its original characteristics, including some lovely vaulted ceilings, stone fireplaces, and murals that were kept and restored where appropriate and were motivated by the Buontalenti-designed exterior fountain.
There are three levels to this charming estate. Three huge light-filled rooms make up the large living area on the ground floor. The laundry room and additional bathroom are located at one end. The stairs, the kitchen with a pantry, and the dining room with a door leading to the garden are all located on the other side of the structure.
One can descend the sta...
The post A Historical Villa in Florence is Looking For New Owners appeared first on LUXUO.
Hunting for a quaint home situated in Florence’s hills in Italy" Then look no further.
Villa Poggio Imperiale, Florence. Image: Lionard.com
This historic villa is located on the lovely hills that provide peace and quiet in Florence’s exclusive Poggio Imperiale neighbourhood, close to the Medici Villa and only 4 miles from Florence’s International School.
This 600 sqm majestic mansion, which dates to the 15th century, was formerly a sizable convent. The villa was later internally divided into multiple pieces as the residential purpose replaced the religious one throughout the years. The building’s renovation has made it possible to keep the majority of its original characteristics, including some lovely vaulted ceilings, stone fireplaces, and murals that were kept and restored where appropriate and were motivated by the Buontalenti-designed exterior fountain.
There are three levels to this charming estate. Three huge light-filled rooms make up the large living area on the ground floor. The laundry room and additional bathroom are located at one end. The stairs, the kitchen with a pantry, and the dining room with a door leading to the garden are all located on the other side of the structure.
One can descend the sta...
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