In 1549, about 30 years after he completed the Sistine Chapel , Michelangelo bought a large estate near Siena with olive groves, big villa and stunning views.
A new lucky owner, willing to spend on a house of Master € 7,5 mln, will receive a bonus - original deed on the house, signed by Michelangelo.
Buonarroti family owned the house until 1867, and the last owner has invested heavily in the restoration and re-creation of the original interior of the mansion to its original splendor.
This place is made for those who love beauty, art and fabulous Tuscan views. The estate is surrounded by Chianti vineyards, consists of three buildings and includes 8 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, a fireplace, and a large kitchen. The total area of the estate - 25 thousand square meters, on the territory is located an old oil mill, olive and lemon groves.
According to the materials of dailymail.co.uk
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