This Baroque masterpiece is famed for its gardens, which Edith Wharton praised. A cypress-lined allée leads to a distant hermitage, laying the scene for memorable meals, while a tennis court, pool, and lounges are nestled amid statues and lemon groves. Welcoming interiors honor antique elegance and modern comforts, with cozy salons, kids’ games, a bright Tuscan kitchen, and a dining table under trompe l’oeil trellises.