In Montepulciano, there is a noble residence that embodies history and prestige. This period residence, dating back to the 9th century, is a true architectural treasure, with 2,600 sqm of fascinating space, embellished with extraordinary frescoes and period furnishings. A private garden of 1,100 sqm, historic cellars and a consecrated church complete this fascinating property.
This palace has witnessed the passage of illustrious Enlightenment thinkers, who would gather in its elegant salons to discuss Risorgimento ideals.
Crossing the threshold, guests are greeted by interiors that tell stories of bygone eras. The frescoes in each room offer a variety of motifs that capture the imagination, while the fine furnishings create an atmosphere of refined elegance.
Spread over two levels, the residence offers ample space, including numerous lounges and suites. A rooftop terrace overlooks the lively main street, perfect for enjoying moments of relaxation outdoors. The kitchen, with its traditional fireplace, and a sumptuous music room with fortepiano, reflect the importance of musical culture in the life of this residence. The ceilings, frescoed by Maestro Andrea Galeotti of Cortona in 1830, retain their magnificence, making each room twelve double rooms, all with en-suite bathrooms and period furnishings, retain their authentic character and offer breathtaking views of the Tuscan countryside, dotted with vineyards and olive groves stretching as far as the lakes of Chiusi and Montepulciano, with Lake Trasimeno looming on the horizon.
The garden, designed in the style of the Risorgimento, is a haven of peace and beauty, adorned with centuries-old plants. Walking through its hedges, one can hear the echoes of historical conversations, evoking a time when Italy shone as a centre of culture and art.
This extraordinary residence, enriched by a consecrated church and historic cellars, offers a unique opportunity to live in a setting rich in history and charm. It is a place for those who wish to savour the authenticity of a noble residence and immerse themselves in the extraordinary culture of Montepulciano.
