Monsummano Terme, Tuscany 51015

Monsummano Terme, luxurious and historic property in a fenced park of 1300 sqm with swimming pool and jacuzziDescriptionThe total area of the residence is 220sqm developed on two levels. On the ground floor there is the main entrance, a bright living room and dining room with kitchen open to the garden, the laundry room with service bathroom and two bedrooms with en suite bathrooms, equipped with arches that frame a breathtaking view and a storage room with independent entrance. The oasis of relaxation and peace is surrounded by a park of 1300 square metersOutdoorThe property is completed by a splendid fenced park of 1, 300 square meters divided into functional areas: a stone pavement with gazebo near the villa, ideal for outdoor dinners and breakfasts, relaxation areas on several levels paved with wooden slats and equipped with jacuzzi, swimming pool and green areas protected by dry stone walls from which to enjoy a unique view of its kind. Condition and finishesThe designer furniture has been carefully selected by the current owners. The stone finishes and exposed beams combine local tradition with contemporary technical equipment. The wooden windows allow the unique view to enter the interior. The floors are made of resin. The property has a self-suction system. Potential usesSuitable for use both as a holiday home and as a main residence, the villa currently works excellently as an accommodation business with 12 beds.LocationThe property is very close to the thermal baths of Monsummano and Montecatini Terme. Strategic location between Florence and the sea of Versilia. There are excellent road connections with the main urban centres: Montecatini Terme (5km 10'), Pistoia (17km 23'), Lucca (36km 34'), Forte dei Marmi (64km 52'), Florence (53km 50') and with the main Tuscan airports: Pisa Galileo Galilei (63km 46') Florence Amerigo Vespucci (44km 36'). The dominant position on the Valdinievole, the hill of Monsummano was fortified at least from the eleventh century with a defensive system that grew and expanded over time until it included the entire top of the hill in the late Middle Ages. Monsummano is known for its precious thermal springs, fed by warm waters that allow for beneficial and relaxing baths. The peculiarity that distinguishes this place of relaxation is the Giusti cave, an underground gallery kept in a centuries-old park, defined, by Giuseppe Verdi, as the eighth wonder of the world. Much loved by the Medici, Monsummano was the favorite place for their hunting trips.