Villa Arrighi

Arrighi was in a time gone by a watch tower with an adjoining fortified farmhouse and has a commanding view over to Tuscany and all along the Niccone Valley. The property was meticulously restored in 2004 and consists of three buildings: the main House, Guest house, and Bread Oven. The imposing L-shaped main house which was the former fortified farmhouse and watchtower is approached through the entrance gates, past the guest cottage, up a short drive with Holm oaks and a mature garden planted with ancient olive trees and Mediterranean plants. The large paved courtyard with a fountain leads to Arigghi which has some fine Romanesque features and the origins of the building date back to the 11th century. It was renovated to preserve the austere external appearance whilst creating a spacious modern interior with sandstone flooring and a glass-encased external staircase tower. Extensive private grounds and generous views, an 18x4m infinity pool and vaulted pool house, and the recently renewed interior make this a fascinating property.

• Accommodates 12
• Bedrooms 6
• En-Suite Bathrooms 6