Villa Liv

Villa Liv, Tuscany, Italy

Prices from: upon request
Sleeps: 5 - 10 Guests
5 bedrooms

Siena's Landscape

Approached from the road through the Chianti countryside, this wonderful property begins with a straight 400-meter-long driveway bounded by a trimmed hedge with a sequence of olive trees leading to a rotunda surrounded by secular cypresses. The rotonda is a very special space which has a 360-degree view ranging from the city of Siena to the vineyards and hills of Chianti. It was chosen by Bernardo Bertolucci for an important sequence in his film Stealing Beauty. With a driveway running through the olive grove and with a pergola path the rotonda is connected to the main house, the medieval tower, and the guest house nestled on a round hilltop surrounded by vineyards and olive groves and enjoying stunning views. Torre al Poggio, owned by one of Italy’s greatest families who lovingly restored and converted it into their own private residence, has been designed, furnished, and fitted to a very high quality.

The property offers 600 square meters (6480 sqft) of living space The estate is 300 meters (987 feet ) above sea-level. 2Double bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms 3Twin bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms 5Bathrooms 1Living room 1 Dining room 1Kitchen 1Study room Carport for 5 cars

Layout

Squaremeters: 600

Main House
Ground Floor
1. An entry hall with side table, chairs, and hangers for clothes.
2. Living room with sofas and armchairs opening onto a double-arched loggia and an outside paved area on the garden.
3. One large room articulated into two areas: one as a living room facing a fireplace with built-in seating, the other an open kitchen with gas stove and ovens connected with a serving space in which are located equipment such as refrigerator, dishwasher, etc.
4. Dining room with a long wooden dining table (4.2 meters) seating between 16 and 20 people.
5. Bedroom with single twin bed with bathroom with bath.
6. Bedroom with double bed with bathroom with bath.

First Floor
1. Loggia of three arches at the end of the stairway connecting with the ground floor and overlooking the countryside and city of Siena. The arches can be opened or closed by means of sliding glass windows.
2. Living room divided by an arch into two areas: one, entering from the loggia, in which the dominant feature is a grand Yamaha piano; another, with two large sofas and armchairs facing a fireplace. This living room connects directly to the bedrooms.
3. Study organized around a large wooden central table (2.5 x 2.5 meters) with seating for six to eight.
4. Master bedroom with double bed, dressing area, and bathroom with bath.
5. Bedroom with single twin bed and bathroom with shower.
6. Bedroom with single twin bed and bathroom with bath.