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Elegant Historic Residence with Panoramic View in the Heart of ChiantiIn the timeless silence of the Tuscan hills, where the gaze is lost among vineyards, olive groves and infinite horizons, stands this extraordinary historic villa, a short distance from Florence, Siena and Arezzo
Commissioned at the end of the 19th century by the noble Cerrini Feroni family, the property embodies the perfect balance between neoclassical architectural rigor and the authentic warmth of the Tuscan landscape.
Timeless eleganceThe villa stands out for its formal harmony: a perfectly symmetrical structure, clean lines and noble proportions that reflect the refined taste of the era.
Spread across approximately 900 square meters, the residence is spread over four levels, connected by a scenic internal staircase and an elevator, offering spacious, bright, and characterful spaces.
At the top, a 360° panoramic terrace offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside-a place suspended between heaven and earth, ideal for moments of contemplation or for welcoming guests in a unique setting.
Spaces designed for living and welcomingThe interiors tell a story of hospitality and representation:
Elegant halls and reception areas on the ground floor, perfect for entertaining; a panoramic dining room that opens onto the outside; four intimate and bright suites on the main floor; three independent apartments, ideal for guests or staff; the service areas, including the ancient cellars and the oil cellar, retain the charm of rural Tuscan tradition, reinterpreted in a contemporary key.
The landscape as protagonistSurrounded by approximately 10 hectares of private land, the property offers total immersion in nature:
Olive groves and woods frame the villa. Flat, arable areas. A panoramic swimming pool overlooking the valley, perfectly integrated into the landscape. Here, every season offers different scenarios, in a continuous dialogue between architecture and nature.
One property, many possibilitiesThis residence represents a rare opportunity for those who desire:
An iconic private residence in TuscanyAn exclusive retreat away from timeA high-end hospitality projectThe essence of Tuscan livingMore than a property, this villa is an experience:
a place where history, beauty, and tranquility meet, giving life to an authentic and uncompromising lifestyle.

ABBEY, CHIANTI'S LAST TREASURE, The origins of the Abbey are lost in the medieval night. Historians agree that it was the fourth Abbey after Vallombrosa, founded by San Giovangualberto and place its foundation around 1040. Emanuele Repetti (historian, 1776-1852) recalls that it had been a "monastery of secular monks" when in January 1040 the nobles of the nearby Cintoia Castle offered these inhabitants of the convent various plots of land located near it. It is very likely that after these donations, San Giovangualberto introduced the dominion of the Vallombrosans. The prior Fedele Sodani, a Vallombrosan and founder of the Abbey of Coltibuono, cites the year 1038 for the foundation, but we have no idea on what documentation this statement is based. The Abbey, like other large monastic estates, was subjected by the Republic of Florence to a "regime in commandam," a veritable disaster for large and opulent abbeys. This regime was proclaimed by the Florentine Republic itself on May 14, 1455, but although its various leaders impoverished some of its ancient wealth to the Republic, over the next two centuries the Abbey reasserted its natural role as a center of power. The centrality of its power is also demonstrated by the numerous works commissioned by the monks during the Florentine Renaissance, including the now-lost bronze bell by Verrocchio, a crucifixion attributed to Bernardo di Stefano Rosselli dating to the late 15th century, numerous traces of frescoes hidden by layers of posthumous paint, likely dating to the first half of the 15th century and yet to be fully evaluated and studied, as well as the coat of arms attributed to Luca Della Robbia. The 16th and 17th centuries were quite turbulent for the entire Order of Vallombrosa, and the monks' great fortune allowed them to renovate and expand the complex. The following 18th century, the last for the monastic community of Vallombrosa, was different. After the last monks moved, the Abbey was sold in 1930 and purchased by the noble Rosselli Del Turco family, who retained ownership until the early 1990s. The Abbey consists primarily of three levels (ground floor, first floor, and basement) and is built of stone, terracotta, and wood. There are two internal courtyards, one of which features a stone well adorned with the Abbey's coat of arms, and a loggia on two of its four sides. Of note are the enormous stables in the basement, the large hall leading to a splendid garden, and the church, which was bombed during the Second World War and partially rebuilt in 1945. The complex also includes two farmhouses, approximately 100 meters from the Abbey. The total gross floor area of the Abbey is approximately 5,000 m2, and the two farmhouses included in the sale total approximately 1,200 m2. The complex is located in a large wooded area and surrounded by approximately 100 hectares of private land.
DISTANCE TO CITY OF ART
Greve in Chianti 15km
Florence 20km
Arezzo 30km
Siena 50km
Peretola Airport 40 km

Greve in Chianti – Prestigious 13th-century medieval rectory in the heart of Chianti
Nestled in the iconic Chianti hills, in a dominant position and perfectly exposed to the sun, this extraordinary 13th-century stone rectory represents one of the most authentic and rare properties currently available on the market.
A timeless place, where history has been preserved intact: original materials, period fireplaces, impressive spaces, and atmospheres that tell the story of over seven centuries of Tuscan architecture.
Access is via a private dirt road, easy and well-maintained, which leads to a private and absolutely quiet setting.
Interior spacesThe home is structured around a charming layout, with large, bright rooms that interact harmoniously with the internal courtyard.
On the ground floor:
elegant reception rooms with historic fireplaces, double living area, kitchen with rare 15th-century fireplace, utility rooms and ancillary spaces, charming reading room with bookcases, one bedroom. Each room overlooks the internal courtyard with a loggia, an architectural feature of great value that gives light and space to the entire property.
Upstairs:
five refined double bedrooms, living room with large windows, marble bathroom with bathtub, living room with 18th-century stone fireplace, stone spiral staircase. The bedrooms all open onto the magnificent loggia, creating a visual continuum of great elegance.
also in the basement two large rooms
Character and Potential The property requires renovation, thus offering the unique opportunity to create a representative residence, a charming home or an exclusive boutique retreat, enhancing every original element.
Distinctive element: the presence of an adjacent volume, currently to be recovered, with the possibility of separate acquisition.
Exterior: The property does not have agricultural land; the outdoor spaces are private and private.
Private internal courtyard, side garden. Unique in the Chianti real estate landscape, it is extremely rare to find a property of such authenticity, with an original architectural layout and such high potential.
A residence for connoisseurs, where history, light, and materials blend in a project of excellence.
Distance to art cities: Florence 30 km, Arezzo 70 km, Siena 45 km, Florence Peretola Airport 40 km