Scenic 17th Century Villa

On the ruins of the famous Sovicille castle dating back to 1189, stands the current 18th-century palace, characterized by its curvilinear design that follows and develops along the original castle wall, with an elongated section extending to the town square.
 
The valley facade of the building is marked by the scenic play of the access stairs to the park, particularly intricate and elegant, while the main entrance on the town square consists of a loggia with arch divisions and pilasters of a classical style dating back to the second half of the 16th century.
 
The south side of the palace overlooks and enjoys the spectacular park of over two hectares, featuring valuable plants, benches for relaxing and reading, and an above-ground swimming pool.
 
The villa is equipped with 12 very spacious and bright bedrooms, each with an ensuite bathroom, three lounges, a large library room, a dining room, and several other rooms used as wardrobe rooms, laundry.
On the ground floor, there is a spa located in the medieval part of the castle, as well as a large restaurant with charm and potential, with a beautiful outdoor garden accessed through the ancient portal where the famous "customs duty" was once paid.
 
In addition to the villa, the complex includes three apartments totaling about 3,500 sq m, laboratories partly under the villa and partly detached, covering about 900 sq m, and also includes the property named Il Mortaio, approximately 360 sq m to be renovated, located at the end of the park, and the property named Oliviera, also to be renovated, with the possibility of changing its destination to residential, spread over two floors plus cellars, for a total of approximately 880 sq m, a courtyard of 35 sq m, and land at the back of about 300 sq m.
 
Possibility of separate sale for Oliviera at the price of €400,000
 
Distance from Siena 9 km
Distance from Florence 80 km
Distance from San Gimignano 43 km