This luxurious, recently restored 18th-century villa is a magnificent combination of historic charm and modern comfort. Set amidst the picturesque rural landscapes of Tuscany, it offers the perfect balance between seclusion and proximity to the region’s main tourist attractions. Surrounded by a 5-hectare park and 20 hectares of hillside and woodland
The interior of the villa has been carefully restored to preserve its historic features while offering modern comforts. The 11 cozy rooms and 12 bathrooms are elegantly furnished and equipped with all the necessary amenities for an unforgettable stay. A magnificent reception hall lends itself to prestigious events and parties, while panoramic terraces offer views of the Tuscan landscape. The inner courtyard and basement banquet hall add additional versatile spaces for dinners and celebrations.
The villa is set in a vast 5-hectare park, full of manicured gardens and shady paths. The outdoor spaces offer multiple opportunities for relaxing walks, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the Tuscan countryside. The panoramic terraces are perfect for admiring the spectacular sunsets, while the gardens offer corners of tranquility and privacy. The grounds are designed to enhance the natural surroundings, offering a haven of peace and beauty.
The villa offers numerous features, including two towers with six floors each with elevators, where the wine cellars are located.
The 1,000-square-meter terrace separating the towers is equipped with a rainwater collection system. Wine musts are housed in a cavity designed to promote airflow, ensuring proper fermentation.
The 9-meter-high underground cellar is divided into a distillery, a barrel cellar and two storage cellars. Thanks to its strategic location, the villa offers convenient access to famous Tuscan destinations such as San Gimignano, Florence, Volterra, Pisa, and Livorno.
Historically agricultural, Fauglia today thrives in commerce and tertiary activities, while continuing to produce DOC wines. Known for its villas, it is also home to two museums dedicated to artists Alvaro Marioni and Giorgio Kiernek. Notable sites include the Church of San Lorenzo, the town hall and the old church tower. Recent discoveries of underground grain deposits in Piazza del Mercato and the striking views of the Pisan Hills add to its charm. The cities of San Gimignano, Florence, Volterra, Pisa, and Livorno are all within easy reach, allowing guests to explore the cultural and historical wonders of the region.
Airport 20 km
Sea 25 km
San Gimignano 60 km
Forte dei Marmi 65 km
Florence 75 km
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