Located on the Bellosguardo hill at an altitude of 120 meters, this 60 m² detached villa seamlessly blends the Tuscan countryside with the historic city center in a single living space. The property is officially listed as a site of historical and artistic interest and boasts a royal heritage: it was once an annex of Villa Borgherini, and in the 16th century, Baccio D’Agnolo crafted its Renaissance-style staircase and the archway now framed by century-old wisteria.

The interior is a bright, open-plan space filled with natural light on three sides, offering views of the surrounding countryside and Renaissance architecture. Antique furniture, artwork, and books enrich the rooms. The fully equipped kitchen is ready for preparing Tuscan cuisine. The master bedroom features a king-size bed, while the living room includes a sofa bed and a single armchair bed. Wi-Fi, air conditioning, TV, and household linens are all included.

The garden surrounds the villa on two sides and features a large barbecue. The view of the countryside and the city shifts with the changing light: at sunset, Florence lights up in the background among olive trees and cypresses. Fallow deer and pheasants can occasionally be spotted. The property’s resident cats live in the garden, and free parking is always available right near the house.

A walk along the scenic road framed by ancient walls and olive groves leads to San Frediano, one of Florence’s most authentic neighborhoods, renowned for its artisan shops, traditional trattorias, and historic bars. From there, Pitti Palace and the Boboli Gardens are about a 15–20 minute walk away, the Ponte Vecchio is roughly 20 minutes away, and all major landmarks are within easy reach as you continue your stroll.