Casa del Guardia is a spacious maisonette occupying the entire first floor of a seventeenth-century building with a beautiful, natural stone exterior. During the nineteenth century this was the home of the guard of the estate.
The three-bedroom maisonette has a living area with an ample lounge and kitchen. Antique furniture and original artworks from the nineteenth and twentieth century add to the sense of warmth provided by the Tuscan terracotta floor and wood-beamed ceilings.
The spacious bedrooms, one of which is a master bedroom and two with twin beds, each have en-suite bathrooms with showers, finished in elegant Carrara marble.
Casa del Guardia looks out over the estate and the Tuscan hills.
107 mq - 1151 sq.ft.
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1 bedroom with king size bed
2 bedrooms with twin beds or double beds
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Borgo Pignano has six villas of various sizes.
They are available separately, but large families or groups of friends often choose to occupy two or three.
Each of the villas has a generous, heated swimming pool and comes with an electric buggy and, best of all, concierge service.
Borgo Pignano’s eighteenth century villa is surrounded by gardens overlooking pristine landscapes of Tuscany which Renaissance artists such as Filippo Brunelleschi and Piero della Francesca, would still recognize.
Perched on a hilltop, the villa’s rooms offer views of olive groves, vineyards, fields, woods and ravishing sunsets.
There are fourteen elegant rooms and suites, some with original frescoes and all with en-suite marble and travertine bathrooms. A grand stone staircase leads to the upper stories and an elevator serves all floors.
Some of the works are by well-known modern and contemporary British artists while many have been made during residences by students and alumni of The Royal Drawing School, established by King Charles III.
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