Ruhiges Haus mit Pool Mitbenutzung Im Zentrum der Toskana!

Welcome to our hidden gem in Tuscany! Our beautiful retreat offers the perfect combination of art and relaxation under one roof. Come and unwind in our peaceful oasis and let your mind wander.<br><br>The villa is home to four affectionate Golden Retrievers and two small Maine Coon cats, whose gentle nature will help you forget the stresses of everyday life.A 4,000-square-meter garden with a pool in a stunning panoramic setting.<br>Villa Arte del Lupo – Historic Country Estate in Tuscany Villa Arte del Lupo in Subbiano is an extraordinary historic country estate that harmoniously blends the rustic charm of Tuscany with contemporary art.The Estate at a GlanceHistoric Core: A complex of three separate 12th-century buildings with a long history.Spacious Grounds: The property spans several hectares of land and offers a 4,000-square-meter, fully fenced area for maximum privacy and security.Panoramic Location: From an elevated, idyllic vantage point, you can enjoy sweeping views of the quintessential Tuscan hilly landscape.Outdoor Area: A large, well-maintained pool forms the centrepiece of the garden and invites you to take a refreshing dip on warm days.Architecture and Interiors: History Meets ModernityTraditional Elements: The interiors captivate with the region’s classic style, featuring exposed wooden beam ceilings, visible natural stone walls, and warm terracotta floors. Focus on Photographic Art: In contrast to the historic architecture are minimalist photographic artworks, such as the expressive portrait series titled “Faces.” Lighting Design: The spacious rooms capture Tuscany’s famous golden light, making the portraits appear lively and dynamic throughout the day as shadows shift.Living Concept: The artworks are strategically placed—as meditative retreats in the sleeping areas or as inspiring conversation starters at the shared dining table.Special Features and SurroundingsThe House’s Four-Legged Friends: Four loving, gentle Golden Retrievers live on the property; their good-natured disposition immediately creates a relaxing, feel-good atmosphere. Central Location: Thanks to its location in the town of Subbiano, world-famous cultural cities such as Arezzo, Florence, and Siena are easily accessible for day trips. Travel times range from a quarter of an hour to an hour and a half.A Natural Paradise Right Outside Your Door: Right next to the property, the surrounding area offers over six hundred kilometres of marked trails for hiking and biking in the unspoiled Casentino Valley. Important Note: During the cooler months, from early October through late April, energy used for heating will be billed separately based on actual consumption.<br><br>Subbiano is centrally located among the most important attractions, making it perfect for day trips to many famous cities, such as Florence, Siena, Pisa, Volterra, Montepulciano, Perugia,<br>Lake Trasimeno, Castiglione del Lago, and Città di Castello. Take a drive through the famous Val di Chiana. Visit La Villa and sample its delicacies.All these dream destinations are within 15 minutes to 1.5 hours’ reach.<br><br> ​<br>Anyone who has a dream should go to Italy.<br>It doesn’t matter if you think the dream is dead and buried;<br>in Italy, it will rise again and come true<br>(Elizabeth Spencer)<br><br><br><br>The Villa del ARTE del Lupo – Not just a place to stay… <br>FROM WAYNE ANTHONY-08-2024<br>Nestled atop the rolling hills of Tuscany, the Villa del ARTE del Lupo offers not only a relaxing place to<br>stay, but a place where history, art, and mysticism converge, offering a glimpse into Italy’s historic past. The<br>property has served various purposes over its long history: a rest stop for travellers, a religious retreat, an<br>spacious family home, and now a place for guests to experience the beauty of Tuscany. While enjoying<br>a relaxing stay, guests should set aside time to explore the unique grounds, which—with open<br>eyes—offer the keen observer a chance to discover a slice of the unique two-thousand-year history of the<br>Italian countryside.<br>For the curious, consider a simple stroll around the property. Terraces carefully carved into the land provide<br>level areas for agriculture. Massive fig trees and orchards once bore fruit in season. Cisterns—<br>, now dry—bear witness to hidden Roman engineering. Traces of ancient paths lead to hidden groves, pavilions,<br>, and arbors, lost to the mysteries of time.<br>In fact, the