The 15th century Saracen tower was historically used as a Spanish sentinel and has been restored into an exclusive retreat on the stylish Tuscan coast.
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Luxury Villa and Tuscan Estate Near Siena, Italy
Set in the heart of Tuscany just 30 minutes from Siena, the restored villa offers incredible views of the Tuscan landscape, from Crete Senesi to Val d’Orcia, and across to the towers of Siena on clear days.
Restored Watchtower on the Tuscan Coast
This seaside retreat is a true oasis of privacy. Offering total seclusion in addition to breathtaking coastal views, the property spans 123 acres and is located within a natural park.
Contemporary Tuscan Villa Near Siena
On the market with Prima Real Estate Advisory, the estate is set in the heart of Tuscany with views of the rolling hills of Crete Senesi to Val d’Orcia, and across to the towers of Siena on clear days.
Medici Villa Outside Florence
Set in the heart of Tuscany with views over the Arno River stands Villa La Tana, a majestic Renaissance villa surrounded by formal Italian gardens.
Turnkey Tuscan Villa in the Chianti Hills
On the market with Prestige Properties Italy, this turnkey farmhouse was redesigned as the perfect holiday home under the Tuscan sun.
Contemporary Country Estate Near Siena, Italy
On the market with Cameron Avery of Prestige Properties Italy, the estate is set in the heart of Tuscany with views of the rolling hills of Crete Senesi to Val d’Orcia, and even the towers of Siena, on clear days.
Luxury Farmstead in the Heart of Italy
On the market with with Engel & Völkers, the property is set on the northern hills of Lake Trasimeno in the heart of Italy, an ideal base for exploring Umbria and Tuscany.
Immaculately Restored Tuscan Farmhouse For Sale
A private retreat in one of the most coveted places in the world, the property is on the market with Cameron Avery of Prestige Properties Italy, a leading luxury real estate brokerage in Italy and full-service real estate advisory with property management expertise.
Villa Paolina Produces Its Own Olive Oil
The villa can be dated back to the 17th century and belonged to the noble Trenta family until 1783, when it passed to the Mansi family. In 1812, the property was purchased by Elisa Baciocchi, Napoleon Bonaparte’s sister. It was her sister, Paolina Borghese who became its namesake, after staying at the villa in 1815, during Napoleon’s exile in Elba.