Nestled among the rolling hills of Chianti, this extraordinary villa in Greve in Chianti combines elegance, privacy, and breathtaking views over the Tuscan countryside.Originally built in the 1970s and recently renovated with high-end finishes, the property extends over approximately 1.6 hectares of private land, including olive groves and woodland.The villa spans three levels with a total surface area of approximately 600 sqm, featuring spacious and light-filled interiors. The main floor opens onto a spectacular living area with large windows overlooking the hills and an elegant central fireplace separating the lounge from the dining room. The kitchen, designed in a perfect contemporary luxury style, features bespoke cabinetry and a double central island. The interiors blend seamlessly with the outdoor spaces thanks to the beautiful covered loggia. The sleeping area includes a refined master suite with a panoramic bow window, walk-in wardrobe, and en suite bathroom. Additional spacious and bright bedrooms complete the floor.The lower level is dedicated to relaxation and entertainment, featuring a cinema room, wine cellar, guest suite, living area with direct access to the garden, and a magnificent glass veranda overlooking the swimming pool and surrounding greenery. An internally connected double garage completes the property.The outdoor areas have been designed to fully embrace the Tuscan lifestyle: the garden features a panoramic swimming pool with sunbathing area, elegant lounge spaces, and a raised gazebo overlooking the hills. A charming private lake with a Zen garden adds an exclusive and sophisticated touch to the estate. Equipped with photovoltaic panels and energy-efficient solutions, this property represents a perfect fusion of design, comfort, and nature.Greve in Chianti, one of Tuscany's most sought-after destinations, is renowned for its authentic charm, historic vineyards, and exceptional quality of life. Its strategic location between Florence and Siena allows residents to enjoy the tranquility of the countryside while remaining close to the region's most important cultural and gastronomic destinations.