Dimora Ghirlandaio is located in the lavish nature of the Tuscan countryside, a stone’s throw away from the center of Firenze and surrounded by the unique landscape of Florentine Chianti. This magnificent Renaissance hamlet, with five prestigious villas enclosed in a beautiful park with a swimming pool, has offered a setting of unparalleled beauty for centuries. Since the 15th century, the Podere di Colle Ramole, as it was originally called, was the favourite residence of the "Ghirlandaio" painters. Such preference went from Domenico the father, one of the artists preferred by Lorenzo the Magnificent, who was Michelangelo's teacher from 1488, to Ridolfo the son, an artist particularly appreciated by Raffaello, whom he befriended. And summed up in the immortal words of Giorgio Vasari, you should never turn down any invitations to the family home in Firenze. Walking through the hamlet’s streets and paths, surrounded by lush greenery, you can breathe the scents of the bushes of aromatic plants and delicate flowers that cover the gardens and the villas’ walls. Characteristic corners and magnificent views open onto the surrounding hills, while centuries-old, tall trees offer shade and refreshment from the sun that lights up the countryside. Inside the estate's unique park, the hamlet’s five villas, each with its own private garden, make up an exceptional resort, including a pool of 150 square metres, a refined wellness centre.