Villa Salvia
Firenze, Toscana, Italia
- FIR195
- 2842 Sq m (30,590 sq ft)
- 8 +
- 8 +
- 7 ha (17.3 acres) Chianti DOCG vineyard, of which 2.7 ha (6.67 acres) in production with Sangiovese grape and about 4.7 ha (11.61 acres) to be replanted, plus possibility to expand the vineyard area by about 1 ha (2.47 acres) per year
- Basin built in the Medici era, originally used as a washhouse. Pool facilities include bathrooms, changing rooms
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Prezzo €10,000,000
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Superficie 113 Hectares (279.23 acres) m²
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Vineyard 7 ha (17.3 acres) Chianti DOCG vineyard, of which 2.7 ha (6.67 acres) in production with Sangiovese grape and about 4.7 ha (11.61 acres) to be replanted, plus possibility to expand the vineyard area by about 1 ha (2.47 acres) per year
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Swimming Pool Basin built in the Medici era, originally used as a washhouse. Pool facilities include bathrooms, changing rooms
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Terrace Yes
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Wine cellar Yes
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Heating Methane
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Water Municipal water supply
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Wastewater disposal Imhoff tank
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Forest Yes
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Garden Yes
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Olive grove 12 hectares (29.65 acres) with 3,000 olive trees of traditional local varieties such as leccino, moraiolo, frantoio
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Property condition Requires some renovations
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Phone Network Active
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Energy performance class G
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In the Countryside Yes
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Historic Building Yes
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Hospitality structure Yes
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Steam room | Turkish bath Yes
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Property conditions Historic villa to be renovated, agritourism in good condition
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Pasture 25,8 Hectares (63.75 acres)
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Arable Land 6 Hectares (14.83 acres)
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Distance to amenities 3 Km
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Closest airports Florence 50 km, Bologna 137 km, Pisa 118 km, Perugia 135 km
Villa Salvia, Historic estate with park and vineyards for sale in Chianti, Florence – Tuscany
REF. FIR195
In the hills of Chianti, south of Florence, Villa Salvia is a historic 15th-century residence. It overlooks the valley with elegance and scenic views of vineyards and olive groves. The original part was built as a hunting lodge for a noble Florentine family and later acquired by a branch of the De’ Medici. It still preserves the six “balls” — the bisanti — that give the property its name. The estate, protected by the Superintendency as a national historic monument, combines artistic value, agricultural vocation, and hospitality.
