LOCATION
Villa Elisa covers approximately 320 hectares in the municipality of Peccioli, in the Province of Pisa, in a central position with respect to the main Tuscan cities (Florence, Siena, Pisa).
GARDEN AND OUTDOOR SPACE
Peculiarities of the estate are the presence of a grass landing strip, a hangar for aircraft and one for helicopters, a hunting reserve, a small lake for irrigation and fishing. Near the main villa there are various areas set up to enjoy convivial and relaxing moments in absolute privacy, immersed in the beauty of the surrounding nature which frames the 140 sqm swimming pool with solarium area, tennis court and extensive park.
INTERIOR LAYOUT
The total surface area of the buildings on the territory of the Estate is over 18.000 sqm, including perfectly suitable, partially suitable, and disused and derelict buildings, but which can be rebuilt with the same volumes.
VILLA
Ground Floor: Entrance, eat-in kitchen, professional kitchen, utility room, dining room, living room, 2 double bedrooms with en-suite bathroom, guest bathroom, staff bathroom.
First floor: Yellow living room, billiard room, red living room, 4 double bedrooms with en-suite bathroom.
Second floor: six double bedrooms with en-suite bathroom
FINISHES
Villa Elisa has its main body dating back to the end of the 1600s, the property belonged to the families of the Mastiani-Brunacci Counts and later the Della Gherardesca Counts. The main residence has been finely restored and well preserved by the family that still owns it today. In the various rooms of the historic residence, both in the living and sleeping areas, we find floors in majolica or cement tiles that alternate with inlaid parquet, for the internal and external fixtures, the doors and the main door solid wood was used, the bathrooms they have ceramic coverings laid in a mosaic pattern. Villa Elisa represents a unique object of its kind, a property with a large extension and extra-luxury features that make it fascinating as a housing solution or captivating as an investment.
Awarded the Orange Flag by the Italian Touring Club, Peccioli is one of the most beautiful villages in Italy and dominates the Valdera from a hill planted with vineyards. The profile of the village is recognizable from the bell tower of the Pieve di San Verano, the work of the architect Bellincioni, author of other bell towers in Valdera. Peccioli boasts a diverse museum complex which includes the Archaeological Museum, the Palazzo Pretorio Museum, the Museum of Sacred Art and the Bell Tower (42 meters high). The surroundings, with splendid hilly landscapes, are dotted with hamlets, including Fabbrica with the Romanesque parish church, Libbiano, Montelopio (former refuge of the Knights Templar) and Legoli, with a tabernacle by Benozzo Gozzoli in the Chapel of Santa Caterina.
