In the heart of the rolling Tuscan hills, in Crespina Lorenzana, a splendid estate with an early 20th-century villa exudes authentic charm, nestled in a pristine natural setting, boasting panoramic views, spacious living spaces, and potential for hospitality.

Main residence on two levels plus a habitable tower overlooking an extraordinary panorama, currently used as a bedroom.

Extensive, prestigious interiors:
On the ground floor, a large double-volume living room with a red Levanto marble fireplace, high ceilings, original parquet floors, a dining room with access to the outdoor porch, a separate kitchen, and a bathroom.

Upstairs, six spacious and bright bedrooms; two bathrooms.

An annex with two independent apartments: ideal for hosting guests, tourists, or staff.

An additional two-story building intended for the caretaker’s residence.

Private park of approximately 4 hectares, adorned with monumental trees such as olive trees, palms, cedars of Lebanon, and a centuries-old magnolia.

Two prestigious entrances to the villa grounds (one front, one rear), with an elegant driveway that immediately introduces the property’s elegant atmosphere.

Strengths
Location: Nestled in the Pisan hills, a quiet and panoramic location yet not isolated; in the municipality of Crespina Lorenzana, an area rich in history, art, and natural beauty.

Cultural Highlights: The area is famous for having hosted many artists of the Macchiaioli movement, such as Giovanni Fattori, Silvestro Lega, Telemaco Signorini, as well as others such as Cannicci and Cecconi.

Accessibility: Relatively convenient to Tuscany’s main attractions—reasonable distances from Pisa and Florence, with scenic road connections; ideal for those seeking tranquility but still close to cities of art, airports, infrastructure, and services.

Hospitality or multifunctional potential: Thanks to the annex with independent apartments and the large park, the property can be used not only as a luxury private residence, but also as an event venue, hospitality, retreat, bed & breakfast, or high-end vacation home.

Historical charm + conservation efforts: Despite being a historic villa, it has undergone meticulous renovations that have preserved its style, original materials, and period atmosphere; this makes it unique for those who appreciate authenticity.

Modernization potential: Some rooms could benefit from updates to improve modern comforts, systems, and functionality—an opportunity to add a contemporary touch while maintaining its historic character.

Property condition: Habitable, with conservative restorations already completed; modern comfort upgrades recommended.