BY: SOPHIE MCLEAN
To the northwest of Florence, in the province of Prato, a majestic tree-lined avenue bridges two bucolic valleys that tumble beneath the leaves of its evergreen cypress trees. This avenue connects the mediaeval village of Artimino, and impressive Villa Ferdinanda, one-time Medici hunting lodge – built in 1596. Each end of the road commands a distinctly stately presence, in size, structure and uniquely prominent positioning.
In more recent times, both Villa and village have become dominated by what is known as Tenuta Artimino – one time stables to the magnificent hunting lodge, at the original behest of Grand Duke Ferdinand Medici I, now turned luxury hotel and collection of residences. Since the spring of 2022, it is now under Melia hotel group ownership.
SOURCE: https://www.arbuturian.com
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