Historic estates for sale: Tuscany

Villa dei Pini is located within the private Roccamare estate near Castiglione della Pescaia on the Tuscan coast. The residence offers approximately 6,780 sq ft of interior living space on a landscaped 17,220 sq ft property with direct access to a private beach. The property will be available for sale from 2027. Residence:

16th-century origin · 6+ ha grounds · Chapel · Lemon house · Two pools · Annex with 5 en-suite rooms · Minutes from Lucca Villa Teodoro sits in the hills above Lucca, in a part of Tuscany that has always attracted people who prefer substance over spectacle. The countryside here is quiet and ordered, with long views and a sense of permanence that is increasingly rare. The Estate:

Restored 1868 country villa (fully renovated in 2011) near Cortona. The property comprises a main house and two separate guesthouses, totaling approx. 3,950 sq ft of living space with 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Interiors feature traditional Tuscan elements, including exposed wooden beams, terracotta floors, and fireplaces.

Nestled within the prestigious Villa Montecchio residential complex, this exceptional second-floor condo offers a rare blend of medieval heritage and modern living. The property is set inside a masterfully converted 12th-century monastery and features approximately 1,935 square feet (180 m²) of living space defined by soaring ceilings and preserved, authentic terracotta (cotto) tile floors.

Nestled in the hills between Chianti and Valdarno, Villa Beta is a 17th-century residence set within a botanical park of nearly 3 hectares (≈ 72.7 acres). The estate is located close to Montevarchi and Gaiole in Chianti and has been carefully restored by its current owner, a Tuscan architect and designer. The Villa:

Castello di Oliveto is a large Tuscan estate centred on a 15th-century castle arranged around an internal courtyard, with towers, perimeter walkways and a consecrated private chapel that is still used for weddings. The estate covers more than 1,235 acres and serves as the base of an established agricultural operation producing wine and olive oil under its own label.

Historic estate with low operating costs through geothermal energy: A 19th-century palazzo in the center of Castelnuovo Val di Cecina, occupying a dominant position above the medieval village center and the Cecina Valley. The estate comprises more than 1,000 sqm of residential and usable space across multiple buildings, along with a private park of approximately 1.15 hectares.

Palazzo of 900 m² on three levels in Montefoscoli, southeast of Pisa. The property extends over approximately 3.7 acres. Original floors, architectural elements, and interior features are largely preserved. Ground floor: entrance hall, living room, storage rooms, and an additional room with flexible use. Direct access to the outdoor area with a detached annex.

Located in San Piero a Grado, just minutes from Pisa and the Tuscan coast, this restored country estate offers approximately 8,600 square feet of living space on nearly 1.6 acres of landscaped grounds with a swimming pool.

Villa Bondi was built between 1905 and 1909 by the Bondi family, Florentine merchants and founders of Manifattura di Signa. It is located in Marina di Pisa and offers approx. 10,936 sq ft of living space on a plot of about 0.86 acres with a pool. The façade features majolica ceramics from Manifattura di Signa; window frames and cornices were produced by the family.

Villa Mascetti is a historic Renaissance estate located just outside the walls of Lucca. Built in the early 1500s according to designs attributed to Nicolao Civitali, the residence spans four levels and approximately 24,700 square feet of interior space. The property sits on 7.4 acres of private parkland and remains one of the region's most preserved examples of period architecture.

Situated at the intersection of two iconic landscapes, Villa Camprina occupies a 3.7-acre private lot. The secluded position provides unobstructed views of the Val d’Orcia hills, while cultural hubs such as Siena, Cortona, and local spa towns remain quickly accessible. The main building offers approximately 8,180 square feet of floor space, currently divided into six independent apartments.

Situated within the rolling hills of Pisa, this expansive estate covers approximately 74 acres (30 hectares). The property combines established agricultural production with a high-calibre hospitality business, offering complete privacy. The complex comprises two primary residential buildings alongside extensive communal and service areas: Guest Accommodation:

Located in the heart of Tuscany, on the edge of a village in the province of Pisa, this 18th-century historic villa is for sale. The property is suitable for a high-end hospitality project. The villa offers approximately 1,100 sq m of interior space across three levels and is surrounded by a roughly 8-hectare park with mature trees, scenic views, and a natural pond.

Perched on a commanding hilltop between Pisa and Florence, this 16th-century estate combines historic grandeur with a fully operational agricultural enterprise. Restored in 1973 in a romantic 19th-century style featuring distinctive battlements and cornices, the property spans approximately 1,800 m² of built space. The Castle:

Villa Tiberini was built in 1834 in Ardenza, Livorno’s historic villa district, directly adjacent to the Granducali Casini di Ardenza. The villa offers approximately 835 m² of living space within a private park of about 2,500 m² with sea views.

The villa was built in 1895 by Augusto Rey, a prominent painter of the Macchiaioli movement. It is located in Crespina, just minutes from Pisa and Lucca, and about 40 minutes from Forte dei Marmi. The artist’s residence sits on a hill with panoramic views of the typical Tuscan valley, surrounded by lakes, and spans an estate of 25 hectares of forest and around 1,000 olive trees.

Villa di Bastiano is situated in the Florentine Apennines, overlooking Lake Bilancino. Originally documented in the 13th century as a pair of fortified towers, the property was redesigned in the late 19th century by the Florentine painter Michele Gordigiani. This renovation established the prominent double-tower silhouette that remains the estate's defining architectural feature. Floor Plan: