In detail: Contemporary Living in a 16th-Century Estate
On the hills of Florence, Villa La Bugia (formerly Villa Tovaglia) tells a story that spans centuries, from its ties to the Amidei family and Renaissance merchant Agnolo del Tovaglia, to the extraordinary moment when Leonardo da Vinci himself sketched its form in 1500. Later transformed by the Morrocchi family in the 19th century with gardens and a Lemon House, the estate has now entered a new chapter.
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