жилой дом для покупки в Пистойя, Тоскана

Tuscany, Pistoia, Italy See map €6,500,000 PROPERTY TYPE Villa BEDROOMS ×8 BATHROOMS ×7 SIZE 22,604 sq. ft. (2,100 sq. m.) Key features * 50 Rooms * TV aerial Autonomous * SAT TV Autonomous * Closet * Fireplace * Telephone system * Electrical system In accordance * Wooden frames * Alarm setup Magnificent historic villa in a panoramic position in the heart of Tuscany, in the province of Pistoia, about 10 minutes from Montecatini Terme, 20 from Lucca, and 40 from Pisa. The property boasts a residential area of about 2,100 square meters, divided between the main villa and outbuildings to be renovated, with 8 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms. The property has 4 sources of water, a supply cistern, and a private aqueduct in concession with a 20-hectare plot of land that includes about 2,000 olive trees and a 6,000-square-meter vineyard. The historic home is accessed via a beautiful tree-lined driveway leading to a courtyard with a majestic staircase, which leads to the main floor via two flights of stairs. The history of this villa is rooted in times even earlier than 1700 and belonged to three important local families, the first of which was originally from Languedoc, an ancient province of France. Renovated in 1850 and impeccably preserved, this property has maintained a rich historical and architectural heritage over the centuries, along with its famous guests who have inhabited the estate over the years with its timeless magnificence. The property was once inhabited by Giacomo Puccini, considered among the most important opera composers of all time, who in the summer of 1895 lived inside the villa and composed the 2nd and 3rd acts of "La Boheme." Testifying to this are the inscriptions that Puccini himself left on the wall of the sitting room on the main floor of the villa, bearing the exact dates of the completion of the composition of the acts of the opera. The villa in its entirety has remained as authentic as possible, keeping intact its origin, an absolute historical masterpiece. REF. 9776