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Nestled on the prestigious Florentine hills, just twenty minutes from the heart of the cradle of the Renaissance, a majestic medieval castle near Florence is offered for sale. The property is presented with a detailed renovation project already prepared for conversion into six elegant apartments, yet it proves equally versatile for transformation into a sumptuous private representation residence or a charming boutique hotel of the highest standard. The castle, which spans an impressive total surface area of 3,630 sqm, is characterised by a striking horseshoe-shaped layout, architectural evidence of a rich succession of historical expansions and layers. The primordial core of the complex can be identified in the corner tower dating back to the 11th century, highly likely attributable to the noble Catellini da Firenze family. Around this original structure, the manor villa took shape in the 16th century, with details that recall the typical harmony of the Renaissance. Additional buildings were integrated between the 17th century and the mid-19th century, giving the castle its current, imposing appearance. The project also includes the possibility of rebuilding the ancient orangerie (limonaia) located on the north side, which was lost over the years, while strictly respecting its original volumes. The current recovery and development plan involves a clever and subtle redistribution of the interior spaces, aimed at creating six large and independent luxury residences, all designed to guarantee maximum privacy and perfect accessibility. The comfort of future owners will be enhanced by the creation of a reserved private car park, strategically located beneath the castle terrace; from here, an exclusive underground tunnel will allow residents to reach their individual apartments in total comfort. The outdoor project includes the construction of a spectacular communal infinity pool on the south-facing terrace, while the ancient Italian garden will be restored to its former glory through the renovation of the central fountain and the meticulous replanting of the geometric hedges. This refined green space will occupy approximately 5,050 sqm, distributed across the main terrace that embraces the building. The remaining 2.9 hectares of land are predominantly occupied by dense woodlands on the north side, which serve the precious natural function of protecting the castle from cold winds. Small portions of pasture and arable land complete the property, ideal for private vegetable gardens or fruit trees. Finally, the redevelopment plan includes the restoration of the charming 500-metre tree-lined avenue that leads solemnly to the estate’s entrance from the main road.
