Tuscan Villa Dei Limoni is the embodiment of rural chic

This charming Tuscan villa dates back to 17^th Century and is set on a hilly spot with panoramic views over the fabled rolling Tuscan vineyards landscape. Villa Dei Limoni has been restored to a high standard, strictly following the traditional Tuscan architecture bringing the colors of vibrant dawns and vivid dusks indoors.

Access to the property is through an asphalted road in excellent condition leading to a gated entrance. Cobblestone walkways lead through the estate’s iron gates bringing a true essence of Tuscany.

The 1,000 sqm estate comprises of a historical complex including the main farmhouse, a guesthouse, an annex with conservatory, a pool and an orchard with olive trees. Tuscan “cotto” floors, wooden beams on the ceilings, antique fireplaces, ornate built-in libraries, ceramic tiles and mosaics set the tone indoors.

The main farmhouse which is built in terracotta enjoys ample natural light coming from the numerous windows complemented by traditional green wooden shutters. Spanning some 623sqm the main house consists of three levels. On the ground floor there is a kitchen with a dining room, a double living room with an antique fireplace, a cellar, storage room, and a laundry room. A beautiful conservatory on the south side of the property offers an ideal spot for entertaining guests and hosting private parties.

Upstairs on the first floor there is a library-office, three bedrooms with three bathrooms; the bedrooms have direct access to the garden and the pool outside. On the second floor there are four further bedrooms with three more bathrooms.

Outside, an oval shaped pool is set on the edge of the manicured gardens with great panoramic views over the Tuscan hills, two gazebos are also located in the property’s charming gardens which are surrounded by olive trees. Arbors, and pergolas further adorn the exterior of the house and the surrounding gardens.

Villa Dei Limoni is only 3km away from the famous historic town of Arezzo, a beautiful reminiscent Etruscan town with the sloping Piazza Grande, the Pieve di Santa Maria and the five-star frescoes by Piero della Francesca in the Chiesa di San Francesco, which formed the setting for much of Roberto Benigni’s Oscar-winning film “La vita è bella”.