Villa Firenze

Beautiful 18th century villa near Florence

Villa Firenze is a beautiful 18th century villa near Florence with 32 acres of private gardens and an evergreen forest. It is a haven of peace and privacy, richly endowed with all the comforts and facilities one would expect from a luxury home, yet very close to most of the main attractions of Tuscany.

Stunning interiors conceived by a famous Italian designer

The historical soul of the villa happily coexists with a modern and lively taste for colours, space, and light and there is an extensive collection of family antiques, from inlaid Tuscan tables from the eighteenth century to Venetian wooden arm-chairs from the 1700s.

The villa is only 10 kms from Brunelleschi’s dome, the iconic and largest masonry vault in the world, while most of Tuscany’s other major attractions are under an hour’s drive away.

Wonderful surrounding gardens with panoramic views

Umbrella pines, cypress, and lime trees surround the heated swimming pool that is surrounded by Pietra stones. Guests can also enjoy the well maintained tennis court that is surrounded by greenery and sheltered from the wind by the tall trees.

The beautiful 18th century villa near Florence consists of:

Ground floor

• Breakfast room
• 2 Living rooms
• Dining room
• Kitchen
• Master bedroom with ensuite bathroom
• 2 Fireplaces
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi
• Sattelite TV, CD/DVD player
• Telephone/Fax

First floor

• 4 double bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms
• 2 twin bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms
• Air conditioning
• Heating
• Wi-fi

The Tower

• Double bedroom with ensuite bathroom
• Panoramic living room
• Wi-fi
• Air conditioning
• Heating

Live and breath the Renaissance Era

Villa Firenze is an ideal and strategic location from which to discover the treasures of the Florentine Renaissance and visit some of the most important museums in the world:

Uffizi Gallery

Opera del Duomo

Academy Gallery

Palazzo Vecchio

Visit the nearby majestic Renaissance Villa I Collazzi

Located on a rectangular terrace on the top of a hill two km from Villa Firenze.
Santi di Tito architect and assistant of Michelangelo built the wonderful I Collazzi.
The entrance is a magic boulevard surrounded by unique cypresses.
One of the most iconic elements of the Villa is the garden which is divided on two different terraces: the upper terrace where holm oaks, horse chestnuts and cypresses were planted in the 19th century; the lower terrace is an “Italian-style” garden with square-shaped flowerbeds and pots of lemons planted in century.