Villa Rey Bugallo is a historic Tuscan estate in the Pisan hills, built in 1895 by Macchiaiolo painter Augusto Rey as his own artist’s residence. The 1,000 sqm main villa unfolds across three frescoed floors — perspective galleries, reception salons, a library, and a panoramic tower — with the artist’s former studio now a private cinema. A dedicated spa wing offers a heated indoor pool, sauna and hot tub, while an outdoor infinity pool overlooks the valley below. Italianate gardens and a 4.3-hectare English park, dotted with statues and colonnades, surround the villa, alongside some 800 olive trees, vineyards, woodland and a 300 sqm glass-and-steel limonaia for events. Two further historic villas — frescoed, awaiting restoration — a staff apartment and a garage complete this 30-hectare estate, offering rare scope for expansion as a private retreat or boutique hospitality project.