A comfortable villa in the hills of Lazio, measuring approximately 210 square metres over two floors, with a large garden featuring a swimming pool and a guest house, nestled amongst the greenery of the hills at the foot of the Sabinian Mountains, in a fascinating natural and historical setting (the history of the Sabines is intertwined with the founding of Rome), with many historic villages perched on the hilltops. The villa is situated on the side of a hill, surrounded by olive groves and wooded hillsides, with a splendid view over the valley and the surrounding hills

In the Metalliferous Hills of the Tuscan Maremma, just beyond Masa Marittima, lies a farmstead of approximately 15 hectares with a three-storey farmhouse of around 450 square metres, nestled in a captivating and unspoilt natural setting, offering splendid views of the surrounding hills; to the west, the sea and the island of Elba can be glimpsed. The surrounding hills are dotted with many ancient villages steeped in history; this was the land of the Etruscans.

An historic stately villa dating back to the 1800s, spread over three floors, located in the hills of Livorno just a few kilometers from the sea, with a large garden covering approximately 8,000 square meters and a guesthouse with a swimming pool The villa’s main façade features a double staircase leading to the first floor, beneath which is a wooden door leading to the ground floor, and a central turret topped with a clock. The interior layout still retains its original configuration, and on the ground floor there is a kitchen, four rooms, three bathrooms, two entryways, six storage rooms, a laundry room, a utility room, and three cellars; the ceilings are characterized by cross-vaulted arches that enhance the rooms. On the first floor (the piano nobile) there is a large central living room, around which are arranged a study, five bedrooms, two bathrooms, and two spacious terraces. This floor is enriched with architectural elements such as decorated walls, coffered ceilings with friezes, and the original floors featuring geometric patterns. On the second floor—likely the servants’ quarters—there is a hall, a study, six bedrooms, and a bathroom; in the attic, there is a storage space housing the water tank and the clock mechanism. Outside, at the rear of the villa, is the guesthouse, a two-story building with two apartments—one on the ground floor and one on the first floor. Near the guesthouse is a second outbuilding used as a greenhouse and tool shed. Set slightly apart from the villa, in a secluded spot, is the swimming pool. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)