1 Bedroom Villa in Borgo In Chianti, Florence

Some places just slow you down the minute you arrive. This estate in Borgo in Chianti near Greve is one of those rare spots. The drive here, honestly, is already half the experience. You wind through old olive groves on roads that feel like you are following the same curves people did centuries ago. Sunlight hits the hills a certain way in this part of Florence and you start to get that wide open feeling. You will just want to put your phone away and watch the land change as the day moves on.

The whole estate sits in a quiet pocket of Tuscany just outside Florence city, and you notice right away how much space there really is here. Thirty hectares of pure countryside spread out in every direction. It never feels too big or too small—just enough that you can wander without thinking. There are ten different buildings sitting apart from each other. That means you can have friends stay over or build up a little community if you are feeling social, but there is always privacy if you want real quiet.

The main villa is really something close to timeless. Some villas make a big deal of trying to look old, but this one just is. As soon as you walk in, the stone archways and big fireplaces tell their own story. It is easy to imagine someone rolling homemade pasta in the corner on a Sunday. Upstairs you get six bedrooms, all soft and welcoming without any kind of flashiness. The kind of rooms where you throw open the shutters early to watch the morning fog lift. On the ground level the living spaces just work—maybe you will want to curl up for hours. The kitchen is actually made for cooking not just heating. I really could see someone putting bread in the oven and sitting with a glass of local wine at the table. There is even a studio room if you sometimes need to work or just want to get your thoughts together.

What surprised me was some of the quirky touches. There are two special rooms right now for ageing balsamic vinegar. Of course, you could turn them into whatever you want—a games room, a reading hideout, something personal. Down below is the cantina, old and very spacious, kind of hidden away until you realize the size. Feels like it could be perfect for a big family gathering or a substantial wine collection. If you really want to live the country dream, use it for the harvest or your own farm projects.

Now, if you like being outdoors, this place is packed with ways to do that. There is a greenhouse that is exactly the right size to grow salad or herbs for dinner. On the grounds you will find two apartments tucked so the valley view becomes your backdrop. Some evenings, you look out and everything just glows gold. You have got three more farmhouses, each with its own story. One is set up for local produce, another works as a restaurant—imagine summer evenings with people laughing at tables set out under trees. The third has two levels, its own stables and a garden out back. For anyone with a thing for horses or gardening, that is a gift. There is even a barn just asking for a bit of imagination, could be a gallery or extra guest suite.

And let's not forget the pool. Some days here get warm but the pool cools everything right down. Olive trees over your shoulder, blue sky right above, barely any noise but the birds. On top of all that, you are only a short drive from the small shops or sudden trips into Florence for a little city life. Sometimes you watch kids biking on the lanes, sometimes you hear nothing at all for hours.

It is all here—nature, comfort, true history and a lifestyle that moves at a kinder pace. It is honestly a place you have to step into to really get the feel. If any of this sounds like something you want to discover, come walk through with me. No pressure. Just see if it feels right. Any questions or anything else you want to know, you can ask any time. At LuxuryProperty.com, we will always try to make your move as easy and comfortable as it should be.