Villa Pazzi al Parugiano is located in an enchanting historic park framed by stone walls, in the florentine countryside. The origin of the Villa dates from the medieval age, but its style belongs to the Pazzi family, one of the most famous and influential florentine families who conspired against the Medici family in 1478. In 1500, in keeping with the stately villas of the period, Villa Pazzi al Parugiano had a private chapel, which has been maintained intact through the centuries and continues to have historical significance thanks to the fresco paintings of Giovanni Stradano, a flemish painter and student of Giorgio Vasari. The frescoes in the chapel are a true masterpiece. The property belonged to the Pazzi family until 1935, when it was bought by Adolfo Coppede’, one of the most famous italian architect of the period. He made important structural and decorative changes to the villa adding the renaissance loggia which joins the park to the italian garden and the imposing gallery that overlooks the italian garden. In 1985, the villa was purchased by the present owners and has been completely restored.