Sale by tender
5 bed apartment for saleVia Pian Dei Giullari, Florence City, Florence, Tuscany, Italy
5 beds
4 baths
2 receptions
6,135 sq. ft
About this property
Private garden
Off street parking
In the heart of the most picturesque and panoramic hills of Florence, at Pian dei Giullari, an exclusive loft is available for rent, spread over three levels, located within a historic 15th-century villa mentioned in Leonardo da Vinci's Codex Atlanticus, who visited the complex in 1512.
Once an ancient private woodshed, the section now for lease is part of a building dating back to the 1400s, transformed into a residence in 2016. The property, subject to protection under Legislative Decree 42/2004 as a site of historical and architectural interest, belongs to a condominium composed of only two units with equal shares.
The villa's history is rich and fascinating: Originally belonging to the Amidei family, it passed in 1470 to the merchant Agnolo Tovaglia, who commissioned architect Lorenzo da Monteaguto for its construction. The villa is also famous for the surveys and drawings made by Leonardo da Vinci for Francesco Gonzaga. Over the centuries, the property underwent numerous transformations: In 1719 it was enriched with a scenic façade facing Florence, while in the 19th century, under the Morrocchi family, the large Italian garden, the lemon house, and the woodshed extension were created.
The recent restoration of the former woodshed, handled by a team of architects, involved a comprehensive structural consolidation - including excavations, new foundations, and metallic reinforcements - and a refined reinterpretation of the space through mezzanines and light distribution solutions. The project combines historical authenticity and contemporary language: Exposed wood, lime plaster, and restored fixtures harmoniously dialogue with iron, glass, and minimalist furnishings.
Large arched windows frame the exclusive garden of about 260 sqm and the Tuscan landscape, offering a seamless visual connection between the interior and exterior.
The main entrance, on the ground floor, leads to a bright hobby room or study, ideal as a working environment or relaxation area. On the lower level, there is a service room with a bathroom and shower. The mezzanine level houses a large open space with kitchen, living room, and master bedroom featuring an en-suite bathroom and walk-in closet, enhanced by exposed beams and large ceilings. The second floor is dedicated to the sleeping area, with two bedrooms each equipped with a private bathroom, ensuring maximum privacy and comfort.
The property is completed by three private parking spaces and state-of-the-art independent systems: Heat pump, underfloor radiant heating, fancoil air conditioning, and a home automation system for intelligent management of the environment.
The villa also retains an element of particular charm: A miraculous spring, once revered for its alleged healing properties, still present on the property's grounds.
A unique residence where history, design, and nature merge in perfect balance, nestled in the quiet of the Florentine hills yet only minutes away from the heart of Florence.
Once an ancient private woodshed, the section now for lease is part of a building dating back to the 1400s, transformed into a residence in 2016. The property, subject to protection under Legislative Decree 42/2004 as a site of historical and architectural interest, belongs to a condominium composed of only two units with equal shares.
The villa's history is rich and fascinating: Originally belonging to the Amidei family, it passed in 1470 to the merchant Agnolo Tovaglia, who commissioned architect Lorenzo da Monteaguto for its construction. The villa is also famous for the surveys and drawings made by Leonardo da Vinci for Francesco Gonzaga. Over the centuries, the property underwent numerous transformations: In 1719 it was enriched with a scenic façade facing Florence, while in the 19th century, under the Morrocchi family, the large Italian garden, the lemon house, and the woodshed extension were created.
The recent restoration of the former woodshed, handled by a team of architects, involved a comprehensive structural consolidation - including excavations, new foundations, and metallic reinforcements - and a refined reinterpretation of the space through mezzanines and light distribution solutions. The project combines historical authenticity and contemporary language: Exposed wood, lime plaster, and restored fixtures harmoniously dialogue with iron, glass, and minimalist furnishings.
Large arched windows frame the exclusive garden of about 260 sqm and the Tuscan landscape, offering a seamless visual connection between the interior and exterior.
The main entrance, on the ground floor, leads to a bright hobby room or study, ideal as a working environment or relaxation area. On the lower level, there is a service room with a bathroom and shower. The mezzanine level houses a large open space with kitchen, living room, and master bedroom featuring an en-suite bathroom and walk-in closet, enhanced by exposed beams and large ceilings. The second floor is dedicated to the sleeping area, with two bedrooms each equipped with a private bathroom, ensuring maximum privacy and comfort.
The property is completed by three private parking spaces and state-of-the-art independent systems: Heat pump, underfloor radiant heating, fancoil air conditioning, and a home automation system for intelligent management of the environment.
The villa also retains an element of particular charm: A miraculous spring, once revered for its alleged healing properties, still present on the property's grounds.
A unique residence where history, design, and nature merge in perfect balance, nestled in the quiet of the Florentine hills yet only minutes away from the heart of Florence.
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