
Villa Machiavelli
10 Bedrooms — 22 Guests
A magnificent 15th-century villa built by the Machiavelli family, showcasing the Renaissance master, Michelangelo
Villa Machiavelli lies within 600 acres of flourishing vineyards and olive groves in the wine-making region of Chianti Classico. Just outside the city of Florence, this magnificent villa was built in the 15th Century by the Machiavelli family and showcases the Renaissance master, Michelangelo. This luxury villa offers 10 individually designed suites, sleeping up to 22 guests.
Outdoors, the villa offers a swimming pool, unique, sculpted gardens, and breathtaking views stretching to the Duomo in Florence.
Indoors, the villa’s ground floor features a beautiful, spacious piano salon and formal dining room, both leading onto a gorgeous, fully furnished frescoed terrace with glorious views, as well as a large kitchen and five well-appointed bedrooms.
The villa’s first floor is home to a fully furnished, frescoed terrace with amazing views, a small, dine-in service kitchen, and five more bedrooms.
Guests can enjoy a private wellness centre designed to offer the ultimate experience in tranquillity and pampering for mind, body and spirit. It comprises a heated indoor pool, several private treatment rooms, a state-of-the-art steam room, and a rejuvenating sauna.
Moreover, the estate produces four award-winning wines and a distinctive olive oil for guests to indulge in during their stay.
The classic beauty of this Renaissance house, combined with its history, art, and idyllic setting, makes Villa Machiavelli the perfect setting for a Tuscan wedding, an unforgettable holiday, or an exclusive villa rental.
Nb. Use of pools permitted between 10 am and 6 pm only, for safety and maintenance reasons.
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This property comfortably accommodates up to 22 guests in its 10 bedrooms.
GROUND FLOOR
Royal Suite – super-king-size bed, living/dining area, 2 x fireplace, and en-suite bathroom with dual vanity, Jacuzzi bathtub, & separate shower + steam room
Executive Room 1 – queen-size bed and en-suite bathroom with dual vanity & bathtub/shower
Executive Room 2 – queen-size bed and en-suite bathroom with dual vanity & bathtub/shower
FIRST FLOOR
Machiavelli Suite – king-size bed (on mezzanine), living/dining room, en-suite bathroom with dual vanity, bathtub/shower, and private terrace
Two-Bedroom Terrace Suite 1 – king-size bed + separate bedroom with twin beds, shared living/dining room, en-suite bathroom with bathtub/shower, and shared terrace
Two-Bedroom Terrace Suite 2 – king-size bed + separate bedroom with twin beds, shared living/dining room, en-suite bathroom with bathtub/shower, and shared terrace
Terrace Suite 1 – king-size bed, living/dining room, en-suite bathroom with bathtub/shower, and shared terrace
Terrace Suite 2 – king-size bed, living/dining room, en-suite bathroom with bathtub/shower, and shared terrace
Terrace Suite 3 – king-size bed, living/dining room, en-suite bathroom with bathtub/shower, and shared terrace
Terrace Suite 4 – king-size bed, living/dining room, en-suite bathroom with bathtub/shower, and shared terrace
Nb. 3 x single sofa bed available in select bedrooms on request.
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About the area
Florence is an open-air exhibit of art and culture. It is known worldwide as the heart of the Renaissance and the home of fine art and literature and it houses some of the greatest artistic treasures in the world. Signature examples include Fillippo Brunelleschi’s “Duomo” and Michelangelo’s timeless statue of “David,” arguably the most recognisable and widely known image of Western culture. The romantic “Ponte Vecchio” is one of Europe’s last fully stone bridges & then there is Giotto’s bell tower & the churches of Santa Maria Novella & Santa Croce.
It is worth visiting world famous museums such as the Uffizi, Accademia & the Barghello and wandering the vast & varied art collection in the Pitti Palace.
When visitors grow wary of art, churches and culture, they can spend a day at the beautiful Boboli Gardens or climb the hill of San Miniato al Monte to capture a timeless look at the city.
Florence gave rise to luminaries such as Leonardo Da Vinci, Michelangelo & Dante Aligheri- their impact changed our visual and literary world forever. Visiting Florence makes visitors feel where it all began.
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