Set in the hills of the Val di Cecina, close to the medieval village of Pomarance and Volterra, this historic villa dates from 1912 and was originally the country residence of a Tuscan agricultural noble family. Held by the same family for four generations, the 980 sqm property is arranged over four levels and includes the principal villa and an independent 110 sqm guest or staff house. The interiors offer eight bedrooms and three bathrooms, grand reception spaces, a formal dining room, two salons with frescoed vaulted ceilings, a study, billiard room and rustic kitchen with a monumental fireplace. A striking double-flight staircase with wrought-iron balustrade leads through the house, while a usable attic offers scope for four further bedrooms and relaxation areas. Monumental cellars hewn from the rock retain an antique press and historic wine vats. The enclosed estate extends to 6270 sqm, with a terraced Italian garden, fountain, mature trees, 3240 sqm olive grove and 3030 sqm of arable land suitable for a future swimming pool. A balustraded terrace overlooks the grounds and rolling countryside. A private forecourt for ten cars and further external parking for up to thirty vehicles complete this private and versatile residence in a region renowned for geothermal heritage.
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