Villa Corsini

Villa Corsini spreads across a Florence hillside as a Baroque compound—main villa, chapel, formal gardens, and guest quarters—capable of 150-250 guests. The property's distributed architecture creates natural ceremony, cocktail, and dining zones without requiring marquee divisions. A 42-image portfolio documents the villa's architectural complexity: rusticated stone, frescoed ceilings, formal parterres, fountain courts. Two awards and one documented wedding reflect consistent execution at scale. The property's own chapel and multi-building layout attract couples planning multi-day celebrations with overnight accommodation.

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