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Verkauf Eines Hauses in Der Toskana Rif. 0103 Lionard s.r.l. - via dei Banchi, 6 - ang. Piazza S. Maria Novella 50123 Firenze Italia - Tel. +39 055 0548100| Fax. +39 055 0548150 C.F. e P.IVA: 01660450477 - REA PT 173842 - Cap. Soc € 30.000 i. v. www.lionard.com - [email protected] Lionard Luxury Real Estate Via dei Banchi, 6 - ang. Piazza S. Maria Novella 50123 Florence Italy Tel. +39 055 0548100 Fax. +39 055 0548150 FLORENZ VERKAUF EINES HAUSES IN DER TOSKANA Beschreibung TOSKANA – Luxus-Landhaus zum Verkauf in Florenz. Zwei perfekt gepflegte Luxus-Villen von insgesamt 900 m2 , mit 3 ha Olivenhainen und zwei Swimmingpools. Die Luxusvilla liegt eingebettet in die herrliche Landschaft des malerische Dorfes Montaione und besteht aus zehn geräumige Apartments: Acht dieser Wohnungen wurden im Inneren des 630 m2 gro?em, typisch toskanischen Landhauses aus dem 17. Jhdt , unter Beibehaltung der architektonischen Linien und Bögen, Gewölbe und Deckenbalken , errichtet. Zwei weitere Wohnungen wurden in der 160m2 gro?en Scheune realisiert. Das renommierte zum Verkauf angeboten Landhaus war einst im Besitz von Vincenzo da Filicaja, ein Dichter der mit dem Santa Croce Orden ausgezeichnet wurde und von dem die heutigen Besitzer abstammen. Er erhielt diese Prestige-Immobilie als Geschenk von der Familie Medici.Die Wohnungen haben den renommierten Luxus-Villa haben männliche und weibliche Namen, welche auf die Namen der alten Besitzer zurückgehen. Die beiden Luxus-Häuser sind von 3 Ha Land mit Olivenbäumen umgeben, welche der Gegend das typische Aussehen der toskanischen grünen Hügeln, mit ihren ordentlichen Reihen von grünen Lionard s.r.l. - via dei Banchi, 6 - ang. Piazza S. Maria Novella 50123 Firenze Italia - Tel. +39 055 0548100| Fax. +39 055 0548150 C.F. e P.IVA: 01660450477 - REA PT 173842 - Cap. Soc € 30.000 i. v. www.lionard.com - [email protected] Pflanzen und Weinbergen geben. In der gro?en Rasenfläche vor der schönen Luxus-Villa befindet sich ein großes Schwimmbad mit zwei Becken mit einem kleinen Kinderbecken, und ein Barbecue-Platz mit allem jeglichem Komfort einem Grill augestattet. Die vorherrschende Position der zum Verkauf angebotenen Luxus-Immobilie in Florenz bietet einen herrliche Ausblicke auf die Ruhe und die Schönheiten der toskanischen Hügel, während die wichtigsten Kunststädte der Toskana und verschiedene Klöster entlang der alten Frankenstra?e nicht weit entfernt sind. Technische Daten LOCATION Toskana – Siena – San Gimignano: Nach einer Legende geht der Ursprung des Ortes in den Hügel der Toskana auf einen jungen Edelmann von Volterra nahmens Ajone zurück. Dieser begegnete während einer Reise der schönen Ine, welche den Verlust ihrer von Gamasso entführten Tochter Figline beweinte. Er brachte Figline zu ihrer Mutter zurück und als Dank durfte er sie ehelichen, worauf er den ort „Monte Ajone“ und das Schloss Figline gründete. Zwischen den Nachkommen von Ajone und von Gambasso herrscht seit immer eine gro?e Rivalität. Die Nachkommen von Ajone und von Figline wurden während einer Besetzung des Schlosses und eines Angriffes von feindlichen Truppen getötet und das Schloss wurde zerstört. Die wenigen überlebenden waren hiermit ohne Führung und Glauben und somit wurde der antike Abgötterei wieder eingeführt und die Bewohner beschlossen das schönste Mädchen des Ortes, Filli, den Göttern zu opfern um Frieden und Glück zu erhalten. Ein florentinischer Edelmann, der „Sire della Vitella“, welcher vom Plan des Menschopfers hörte begab sich nach Montaione und zwang die Bevölkerung das schöne Mädchen zu befreien und ihrersstatt ein Kalb zu opfern. Die befreite Filli übergab ihrem Retter aus Freude und Dank ihr zerschlissenes rotes Kleid welcher dieser voller Stolz zu seiner Fahne machte. Die Beiden vermählten sich und bauten das Schloss Figline wieder auf, wo sie noch viele schöne Jahre gemeinsam verbrachten. Art: Landhaus zum Verkauf Innenflaeche: 1420m2 Aussenflaeche: 3 ha Hauptvilla bestehend aus 8 Wohnungen - jede mit 1-2Zimmer 1-3 Badezimmern Wohnbereich Kueche Rustico - bestehend aus 2 Wohnungen - jede mit 2-3 Zimmern 1-2 Badezimmern Wohnbereich Kueche Portico Lionard s.r.l. - via dei Banchi, 6 - ang. Piazza S. Maria Novella 50123 Firenze Italia - Tel. +39 055 0548100| Fax. +39 055 0548150 C.F. e P.IVA: 01660450477 - REA PT 173842 - Cap. Soc € 30.000 i. v. www.lionard.com - [email protected] Schwimmbad Olivenhain 3000 m2 Grund TosKana : Firenze: 47 km Siena: 50 km Pisa: 51 km San Gimignano: 9 km Golf Club: 5 km Maneggio: 3 km Autobahnausfahrt: A11 Firenze Certosa, 25 km FlughafenFirenze: 43 km Rif.: 0103 Preis: 1.550.000 Lionard s.r.l. - via dei Banchi, 6 - ang. Piazza S. Maria Novella 50123 Firenze Italia - Tel. +39 055 0548100| Fax. +39 055 0548150 C.F. e P.IVA: 01660450477 - REA PT 173842 - Cap. 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