Single family villa corso Italia 15, Porta Crucifera, Arezzo

Just a few kilometers from the city center, on a hill with a breathtaking view of Arezzo, stands this beautiful 17th-century villa. The building has been carefully restored by a renowned Milanese architect who has skillfully preserved the historic elements while combining them with modern luxury. The villa spans three floors with a total area of approximately 790 square meters and is surrounded by a large garden of about 4000 square meters, ideal for relaxation and admiring the natural beauty of the surrounding hills, including olive groves and vineyards that once inspired Piero della Francesca.

The villa consists of two main parts dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries, which have been conservatively restored by Mariapia Lodesani. On the terrace, ancient sandstone pots from the 18th century harmoniously blend with modern glass and Baroque stone tables. Inside, numerous works of art and stone decorations from archaeological and medieval finds adorn the large salon on the first floor.