FOR SALE - 18THc TUSCAN PALAZZO | FULLY FURNISHED, 600M2 LIVING, VILLAGE LOCATION WITH OLIVE GROVE!

WELCOME to all our friends across the planet!
BENVENUTI to RESIDENZA TOSCANA, where I hope to show you some wonderful Tuscan and Umbrian homes, available for purchase via private or agency sale NOW!
TODAY'S fantastic 18th Century Palazzo is situated in the heart of the incredibly charming village of Cevoli in the Provincia of Pisa.
This vaste and spectacular home spreads over 3 floors and has 600m2 of living space.
It also offers incredible views, stunning gardens, an olive grove, terraced vegetable garden and orchard as well as ample indoor and outdoor parking.
The land is approximately 4000m2 and yet you are in the core of this delightful Tuscan village.
The property represents excellent value both residentially, historically and even at a business level. With over 600m2 of living space and sold, fully furnished with fine antiques and bespoke pieces, the price asked is a steal for this type of quality Tuscan Palazzo.
It offers enough space to add at least another 4 bedrooms, making it a 11-12 bedroom home or a wonderful rental opportunity.
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**PLEASE NOTE, I am not a real estate agent but I have been asked by private home owners and Real Estate agents to film and present some lovely properties to you, on their behalf. (At no cost to them)
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Happy viewing and happy home hunting in Italy!
Marisa Barillaro-Sherrington
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[@casamiasalentina5818]

OMG! those doors and that huge cellar! what a beautiful piece of history and amazingly priced. Thanks for sharing this palazzo Marissa I just love these historic buildings.

[@talesfromtuscany]

Glad you enjoyed it my friends! Yes...it's an amazing old palazzo with so much to offer. What a wonderful multi-generational home it could be for the right family or a perfect holiday rental too! Thank you so much for watching! Un abbraccio forte! xoxoxo :D

[@pamjacobson6236]

What a huge magnificent palazzo! That is the epitome of what I think Italy/Tuscany is! Wow!

[@talesfromtuscany]

I have to agree! It’s a wonderful home and we hope the right person snaps it up to make it their own! An amazing place! Thank you for watching ♥️🥰🤗🌳🇮🇹

[@lealovestravel]

What a wonderous home! Would make an incredible BnB. And those umbrella pines out of the window! And then the views and gardens. Spectacular. Let's hope the good ship Lotto comes in for me tonight! Grazie mille Marisa and David!

[@talesfromtuscany]

I wish that for you too Lea! Don’t we all! It’s exactly as you say… just brimming with possibilities and potential and soooo beautiful! 🤗💖🥰🫶🏼

[@wernerdanler2742]

Is that what they are called? Umbrella pines? I was wondering. They are the oddest trees I've ever seen. 😊😊 That was the entrance to another estate Ciao

[@talesfromtuscany]

@@wernerdanler2742 they are Pine Nut trees, also known as umbrella Pines and the delicious pine nut grows on them. They are a very revered tree in Italy and grow mostly closer to the coast. They are all over Rome and are very architectural trees. I think they’re beautiful 💚🌳

[@freeofbug]

I am in love with kitchen, this is what I want

[@talesfromtuscany]

Yes it’s a lovely professional style kitchen as the people held a lot of events and dinners. They could get a chef in to help if needed. If you’d like to know more, please email me. 🤗🇮🇹

[@kathleenwollesen3947]

That kitchen is awesome! Love this house.

[@talesfromtuscany]

Yes it's a real beauty with so much to offer! Thank you so much Kathleen 🥰🤗😘

[@davids9800]

Beautiful setting and incredible value with so much potential 👍😀🥰

[@talesfromtuscany]

Wasn’t it a wonderful home darling? Just loved it! ♥️🥰

[@peterwhite9261]

Wow, Marissa, this is a stunning villa with a stunning price. ❤

[@talesfromtuscany]

Peter, you are so right! We totally agree! Thank you for watching! 🥰♥️🙏🏼

[@marshablack3341]

This was a wonderful presentation, Marisa! Oh, how those Tuscan hills tug at my heart...now will you find me a house next door in my price range? Ha ha!

[@talesfromtuscany]

Thank you sweetheart! Yes it's wonderful and I think we all dream of views like those but can't always find them in our budget but we continue to try! 🥰🤗😘

[@brendam5356]

Buongiorno buonasera ciao my darlings absolutely spectacular every room just stunning the kitchen I’m in heaven 😍👌Looking out the windows to those views I’d be inspired everyday so magical and the gardens superb Marisa I’m living in the wrong country the house price a bargain indeed and with the contents just wow grazie mille as always you’re the perfect guide my love alla prossima 💖💖😘😘👌🌟

[@talesfromtuscany]

Buongiorno carissima Brenda! It’s always such a pleasure to see you here and read your comments! Yes…I can understand what you mean by feeling that you’re in the wrong country. Isn’t it heavenly? I would also spend my days looking from the windows onto those amazing vistas. I’m so happy that you loved it so much! Thank you so much and see you soon… alla prossima cara! 🥰♥️🤗🇮🇹💋💋💋

[@christinehedary1491]

Love all your episodes, especially when you show beautiful properties! I think I’ve missed some of your episodes- since I’ve been in and out of the hospital with my dad, I’m gonna have to go back and watch the ones I’ve missed!

[@talesfromtuscany]

Oh I’m sorry to hear that Christine! Stressful times when we are doing that, so I feel for you. You just relax and watch them when you have time. Hopefully you’ll find them a lovely escape … sending hugs 🥰♥️🌹🤗💋

[@JustcallmeKathi]

Absolutely marvelous Palazzo! It's grand, but not too grand.😀 Location looks great, too, with nearest little town Casciana Terme Lari and not far from Pisa.

[@talesfromtuscany]

Exactly Kathi! It’s all the above and more! We just fell in love with it! Thank you so much for viewing with us! 🥰♥️🫶🏼🤗

[@howardmckenna]

That's €310,000 less than my guess. That's seems like incredible value. Even if that small damp area in the most unused part of the house needs sorting, everything else is just SOOO good.

[@talesfromtuscany]

It's an amazing property Howard and truly deserved to be loved and cared for. I adore that little village and would live there in a flash! 🥰So glad you loved it! ☺

[@catlover4479]

Gorgeous! 💖

[@talesfromtuscany]

Thank you so much 🥰🤗🙏🏼

[@MCM214]

Now that's a wine cellar!!

[@talesfromtuscany]

It most certainly is and we could y even reach the end where the circular room is! 😍🍷🍷🍷

[@maryannewilson3305]

Unbelievable. Wow.

[@talesfromtuscany]

Thank you so much Maryanne! We think so too! 🤗😍

[@jonimarchese7655]

Ciao Marisa and David, I have to start with the price, 690,000 Euros. I almost fell out of my chair, are you kidding me. I was expecting to hear the word "MILLION" ok on with my comments. "Bellissima" the Palazzo is magnificent. For everything it offers and with furnishings. Then there's the garden, the olive trees, the fruit trees, the parking, and the " VIEWS " and in Toscana. This is just an amazing place. Thank you for sharing it with us. Please let us know when it sells. Amore da N.Y.

[@talesfromtuscany]

Ciao Joni! We totally agree with you as we also thought the joke would be priced over 1 million because of so many factors. It’s an incredible price and represents awesome value. We are so glad that you love it and can see the value in it! We are sure that the right person will come along soon and fall in love with it! All of our best wishes to you! Marisa & David 🥰♥️🫶🏼🤗🌹

[@cmp7777CeliaP]

Buonasera Marisa & David🧡🧡🧡

[@talesfromtuscany]

A presto carissima! 🥰♥️🫶🏼🤗

[@nancymacias5736]

Any air conditioning? It’s beautiful

[@talesfromtuscany]

No it’s not air conditioned as not many older villas are. It’s such great value that if you wanted to add a couple of units, it would be totally worthwhile. The vendor is quite happy to consider reasonable offers. If you’d like to know, please feel free to email me. Thank you 🤗🙏🏼

[@sandragruhle6288]

With that many rooms, does it make sense to have a treadmill in a bedroom? That tiny bedroom would make a lovely walk-in closet. It appears to be adjoining a bedroom.

[@talesfromtuscany]

Yes indeed...you would hardly need the extra exercise LOL anyway it's a stunning and large home with plenty of space to create whatever you like. Small rooms could definitely be converted to walk-in wardrobes and ensuites if required. I love this home and am surprised that it's still on the market! Thanks so much for watching 🥰🤗🙏

[@CalifaJohn1]

I will be looking for something like this before long. As I watch these videos, it would very helpful if you could post the asking prices prominantly. I want to distinguish between affordable for me and fantasy.

[@talesfromtuscany]

That’s great news John. If you need assistance once you’re ready, please feel free to email me. I am asked not to announce prices by the owners in many cases, so please excuse my subtle way of doing things. If & when permissible I do announce earlier in the video. Thank you 🙏🏼🤗

[@CalifaJohn1]

@@talesfromtuscany I'd like the sellers to realize that I'm far less likely to inquire if I don't have an idea of the asking price. I like to do business in a very upfront way. I am amazed by the incredibly low prices I am seeing, but I don't like to make an inquiry to find out it's not in my price range.

[@cmp7777CeliaP]

Love it, I sent to my family group on messenger...see what they say

[@talesfromtuscany]

Oh fabulous my darling! It has so much going for it! So many options and with a little work would be a family paradise! 🥰♥️🤗

[@cmp7777CeliaP]

It will be interesting to see what the fam come back with fir sure

[@philtoni794]

Seems like great value & it has some wonderful original features. Love the frescoed walls, stone stairs, ornate plasterwork, cast iron radiators. I'd imagine you could divide this into perhaps 6 or 7 large luxury apartments then the asset value would be huge. Small village yet close to many attractions including Pisa & Pontedera for trains to Florence. Very well presented Marisa (as usual). ❤️❤️

[@jencleverdon5329]

I am sorry but I find it quite difficult to assess the actual layout of the property because you start the video sometimes when you are actually in the room,. They are wonderful properties, would you be able to do a continuous video?

[@talesfromtuscany]

I am currently on crutches with a severe injury so cannot walk and film, I'm afraid. This is the first video I have made whilst injured, so I had to do it a little differently I'm afraid. I have the floor plans which can be emailed to you, if you're interested in the property. Thanks for watching 🤗

[@jencleverdon5329]

@talesfromtuscany I'm so sorry. I wasn't aware of that. I hope you heal soon. Does your husband help you with the filming?

[@talesfromtuscany]

@@jencleverdon5329 thank you so much Jen. We are trialing him now as he’s not used to it. Little by little he is helping out when he can and I’m very grateful 🥰☺️

[@Subgunman]

Having such a wonderful property why would one want to sell it??? Owners getting up in age? Taxes too high? Wanting to invest in a winery elsewhere? This is absolutely a beautiful home with more potential. My only issue with old homes up in Tuscany is that one has to travel through bedrooms to get to other bedrooms. The home WILL need additional bathrooms to accommodate all of those bedrooms. This would be perfect for a large family with young children. Imagine, trying to keep track of them in a home this size.

[@talesfromtuscany]

There are a million and one reasons why people sell their properties, regardless how beautiful they are. I have owned 14 properties and sold them all except for my present home and I loved them all. Circumstances change and life takes turns. In this case it is age related. Apart from obvious upgrades, this house is architecturally as it was in the 1700s, therefore ensuites didn't exist and rooms were often "enfilade" or in a row but this has 3 very separated bedrooms and 4 upstairs that could be seen as suites or family rooms (parents & children) of a holiday situation. The other rooms can be configured for use however you like and there are obvious spaces for ensuites and extra bathroom/kitchenettes if need. The property is liveable immediately and is so comfortable and beautifully furnished, so further works could be done without impeding on those already living there. I've worked through a lot worse in my past renovations and this one seems very doable to me. This is a perfect multi-generational house with so much scope! I just love it and if I was younger, I'd take it on in a flash! :D Thanks so much for watching and your great comments! Much appreciated! :D

[@Subgunman]

@@talesfromtuscany understood! In my early youth I worked in construction with my father and later received a degree in Architecture, have designed a few homes in my past and have worked many early 20th century Victorian style homes remodeling them. After retiring in the States moved to Crete and built a home here but I also have a multitude of rentals and manage a few more. Bringing them up to date is a challenge considering the "Architects" here had no sense of designing condos. The engineer here did not even follow my plans for my home but I put up with it. What bothers me is that individuals claim to be masters in various trades but are far from it. Hopefully things in Italy are far more different and for the better.

[@talesfromtuscany]

@@Subgunman fortunately in Italy the “ancient” trades have been handed down and masons are true artisans. We are having work done on our home at present and although small, they are doing each project with care and skill. Architecture and building are ancient arts Italy and in general, you’ll find they are very skilled. Italy has always been famous for its design and architecture. Of course, there are always exceptions but I have more faith in these builders and architects, than others elsewhere. ♥️🇮🇹

[@Subgunman]

@@talesfromtuscany back in my home town in the States our church decided to build a larger church for our community they made the right decision on hiring a company that has been in business for considerable years. It is an Italian owned company specializing in brick masonry work. Bottom line after the new church was completed it won an award for the best brickwork in the region on a new building! The details were immaculate! I know of another mason back in the states and he too is from Italy and very talented as well. When you have tradesmen whose families have carried on with the trade it becomes a part of the family name and history. As with Japanese culture one does not want to defame the family name and reputation. The same goes for many masons in Italy as well as in Germany.

[@browneyelady6726]

What is the asking price?

[@talesfromtuscany]

As I always state at the beginning the pricing and details are at the end of the video, so that you can fast forward if you like. My email is also there should you need to contact me. The price as stated is 690,000Euro inclusive of all furnishing/antiques etc. Thanks for watching 🥰🤗🙏🏼

[@simonwilson364]

PLEASE LET US KNOW THE PRICE FROM THE START!!!!!!

[@talesfromtuscany]

As I mention that the price and details appear at the end, from the start of the video, you’re welcome to fast forward if you wish. Thank you for watching 🥰♥️🙏🏼

[@lindewe50]

What is the acreage? Thanks

[@talesfromtuscany]

Thank you for watching Linda. As mentioned in the final screens of the video, there are 4000m2 of land which is approximately 1 acre. This is a village property, so that a significant parcel of land inside a village.

[@howardmckenna]

​@@talesfromtuscany... A large garden as opposed to "land". Not picking, just how I'd describe it.

[@talesfromtuscany]

@@howardmckenna it has 4000m2 so that is land when it comes to a rural village property in Tuscany. Not many homes have that much land with an olive grove unless they are an actual farm property. That's why I used the word land. Thank you so much for watching 🥰🤗

[@howardmckenna]

@@talesfromtuscany... Oh I know that. And it's absolutely perfect. I'm not knocking it.

[@greenshp]

You do realize that the old rope light switches are fire hazzards? "'Perfectly functioning" kind of doesn't make me feel better about the wiring.

[@talesfromtuscany]

Not necessarily. In italy, to maintain the authenticity of a building they have modern versions of the rope style wiring and I even have them in my home, which was totally rewired.

[@greenshp]

@@talesfromtuscany I appreciate that. But that switch didn't look like a reproduction to me.

[@talesfromtuscany]

If a buyer is interested, the geometra does a thorough check to make sure that everything is within safety standards. This is a very well maintained, 300 year old home but there will be work to do, however it is lived in and has had many upgrades that are non apparent in my video.

[@greenshp]

@@talesfromtuscany That is good to know. My own experience is more in France, where one can really never be certain of the integrity of inspections. It is a very pretty house though.

[@ProvocateuAstrology2]

You didn't mention how much?How much does it cost

[@talesfromtuscany]

I always say at the start of the presentation, that the price will be given at the end, so that you can even fast forward if you wish. The price and all the details are at the end and also in the video description. This particular property is on sale for 690,000Euro inclusive of almost all furnishings. Thank you watching.

[@ProvocateuAstrology2]

I did not hear it at the end of the video.Maybe I wasn't listening closely enough