This property comprises 2 beautiful villas, totaling 930 m2, set within a 7-hectare park featuring lawns, forests, and olive trees. The location, tranquil and panoramic, is situated on the last western slopes of Monte Albano, approximately 250 meters above sea level, in an area known as Valdinevole. This region remains unspoiled by mass tourism but is well-connected to major cities suchas Florence, Lucca, Pisa, Pistoia, easily accessible by both car and public transport. The first villa, dating back to the 18th century, spans approximately 500 m2 and accommodates 7 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms. The second villa, built more recently and covering approximately 350 m2, comprises 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, all equipped with hydromassage showers or Jacuzzi tubs. Both villas showcase the quintessential Tuscan style, featuring spacious dining rooms and lounges with fireplaces ideal for entertaining large groups of friends and family. The exterior walls of both villas are adorned with the characteristic local stone, harmonizing with the surrounding houses and preserving the original charm of the buildings. The meticulous renovation and interior design showcase a blend of modern comforts and historical Tuscan traditions. The owner has renovated the villas using cutting-edge technologies while incorporating exquisite antique furniture. The independent villas are surrounded by a vast park with lawns and typical Tuscan plants, incorporating gazebos perfect for enjoying sunsets or relaxing amidst the greenery. The park hosts two large infinity pools with a hydromassage area, situated on a natural terrace with breathtaking views of the surrounding hills, providing privacy to each villa's guests. The pools come equipped with Jacuzzis and pool houses, featuring showers and toilets. The property encompasses its 7-hectare land, with half dedicated to an olive grove boasting 1050 olive trees that produce excellent Tuscan oil. Strategic roadway, in a dominant position over the Valdinievole, the hill of Monsummano was fortified at least from the XI century with a defensive system increased and extended over time up to include in the lower Middle Ages the whole top of the hill. Monsummano is known for its precious thermal springs, fed by warm waters that allow beneficial and relaxing baths. The peculiarit� that distinguishes this place of relaxationis the "grotta Giusti", an underground tunnel kept in a secular park, defined by Giuseppe Verdi as the eighth wonder of the world. Much loved by the Medici, Monsummano, it was the favorite place for their hunting expeditions and the patrician residences we see today date back to that period. Climbing up here is a must if you want to admire a view that embraces the whole valley. Montecatini Terme (5km; 10?); Pistoia (17km; 23?); Lucca (36km; 34?); Forte dei Marmi (64km ? 52?); Florence (53km; 50?) and with the mainTuscanairports: Pisa Galileo Galilei (63km; 46?) ? Florence Amerigo Vespucci (44km; 36?).