Bucine, Tuscany

Reference: KPMQ-T2688. This splendid property in Bucine consists of two buildings: a perfectly renovated master villa and a guesthouse that has also been completely restored. The internal layout of the main villa offers a dynamic distribution of space. On the ground floor, the reception area consists of an immense convivial living room, an eat-in kitchen with a professional layout and dining area, as well as technical rooms such as a laundry room and a cellar; on this same level, a first autonomous unit develops, equipped with a living room with a kitchen, two bedrooms, and services. An elevator provides access to the first floor, which hosts the main accommodation: a bright living room, a kitchen, and three double suites, each served by its own private bathroom. A further independent accommodation occupies the raised floor with a bedroom, an entrance hallway, and a bathroom. A short distance away, the ancient drying house has been entirely rebuilt, giving life to a two-level guesthouse configured with a kitchen and dining area on the lower floor and a bedroom with a bathroom on the upper floor. Surrounding the buildings, a lush lawn hosts the scenic 15x5 m infinity pool made of travertine stone with an oxygen system, completed by an equipped sunbathing area, an outdoor wellness area with a shower, and a dedicated bathroom. The property is completed by approximately 23 ha of land with about 1 hectare used as a specialized Sangiovese Grosso vineyard, certified for the production of Chianti Colli Aretini, active with 2,500 bottles per year, and an olive grove of about 180 olive trees also in full production. The structure benefited from a radical and meticulous reconstruction between 2012 and 2015. The renovation made it possible to rebuild the entire internal architecture, using the perimeter of the historic 18th-century walls and introducing contemporary construction standards of the highest level. The interiors of the residence are distinguished by extremely high-end finishes, blending the Tuscan tradition of handmade terracotta, oak parquet and local travertine with the exclusivity of bespoke elements such as the Vaselli-designed kitchens and bathrooms with brass details, sandstone and corten fireplaces, stone window frames with hand-cast bronze handles and furnishings in bicentennial oak. The property boasts state-of-the-art technological equipment designed to reduce consumption and ensure maximum indoor comfort in every season, with energy class A. The entire villa is managed by an advanced home automation system that allows independent climate control (heating and cooling) in each room, while water supply is guaranteed by the municipal aqueduct. Comfort is enhanced by the presence of an internal elevator. Outdoors, the garden irrigation is supplied by a private well, while the swimming pool features automated water treatment systems and a motorized safety thermal cover. Also included are an infrared alarm system and modern mosquito screens and automated solar shades. Thanks to the layout consisting of multiple independent residential units, the estate lends itself to multiple uses: as a luxurious private residence for a family, or as an exclusive resort for the luxury tourist rental market. The value of the property is further enhanced by the fully operational agricultural sector, capable of generating a significant annual production. Domus Nova is located 5 minutes from all amenities. Bucine is only 10 minutes away, while other easily reachable destinations include Montevarchi at about 20 minutes, Chianti at around half an hour, and Siena at about 45 minutes from the property. Florence is only 1 hour away, and its airport can provide excellent connections to various European destinations. The Great Estate group carries out, on every acquired property, a technical due diligence through the seller's appointed technician, enabling us to gain a thorough understanding of the urban planning and cadastral status of each asset.