Villa Le Macine, following a meticulous restoration work, consists of a central building and two barns (“Il Rosmarino” and “Il Leccio”) surrounded by lush and colorful vegetation, filled with fragrances, and sounds that make it a truly unique place to connect with nature.

The rustling of leaves blends with the sound of the Pesa River like a lullaby that soothes and refreshes. On the ground floor of the Villa, a spacious living room leads to a grand dining room with a fireplace and a bread oven (made even more extraordinary by the presence of a perfectly preserved kitchen dating back to IV century A.D., twin to that found in the Monumental Kitchen of Badia a Passignano), followed by a modern kitchen restored and equipped with all modern conveniences, a bathroom with laundry facilities, and finally the “Antique Room” suite with a large and luxurious private bathroom with travertine shower.

On the first floor, a bright living room dominates the scene with its central truss and a fireplace that

makes the atmosphere even more special.

From here, you have access to the “I Cipressi” and “Il Susino” suites, both with private bathrooms and

travertine showers. The “I Cipressi” suite also features a freestanding bathtub with a panoramic view of the Villa’s garden.

Finally, the “Le Macine” suite, located on the garden floor with direct access to an exclusive patio, has been entirely carved out of the ancient mill’s manger used as a horse rest stop and for grain storage, still visible in the suite’s private bathroom.

What makes this room even more special is its proximity to the mill room where the ancient millstones, from which it takes its name, are still present.

The property is composed by two annexes: one is located on the left side of the main building, the Rosemary Suite (the biggest annex) extends over two levels: on the ground floor there is a double bedroom with a bathroom and access to a front patio and a lateral loggia used as a dining area, while on the upper floor, there is a loft with two single beds overlooking the villa’s pool ( gallery room).

“Il Leccio”, formerly an ancient sawmill (the small annex), is located opposite the main body of the villa and overlooks the park directly through a paved patio.

The dependence comprises a living room with a fireplace, a kitchen with a historical marble sink, and a

double bedroom with an open shower.