Lorenzo Guerri
Ref. 3162 Tenuta Colli di Jesi
ORGANIC WINE ESTATE FOR SALE JUST A FEW KM FROM JESI, MARCHE
INTERIORS: 4,481 sqm (48,233 sqft)
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 4
Condition : Good condition
Internet: Yes
Energy certification:
(685.65 kWh/m²year)
EXTERIORS: 15.65 ha (38.65 ac)
Pool: Yes
Photovoltaic system: Yes
Vineyards: 8,50 ha
Annual Production: 300 hl
No. of annual bottles: 40000
Varieties of wine: Verdicchio, Montepulciano, Sangiovese, Lacrima
Olive grove: 0,50 ha
Number of plants: 160
Annual Production: 500 kg
general details
Interiors: 4,481 sqm (48,233 sqft)
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 4
Condition : Good condition
Internet: Yes
Energy certification:
(685.65 kWh/m²year)
Exteriors: 15.65 ha (38.65 ac)
Pool: Yes
Photovoltaic system: Yes
Vineyards: 8,50 ha
Annual Production: 300 hl
No. of annual bottles: 40000
Varieties of wine: Verdicchio, Montepulciano, Sangiovese, Lacrima
Olive grove: 0,50 ha
Number of plants: 160
Annual Production: 500 kg
In the heart of the Marche region, in a hilly and elevated position a few kilometers from Jesi and Serra San Quirico, this certified organic wine estate is located in an area of excellence for wine production. The estate extends over approximately 15.9 hectares and offers a winery complete with processing and aging facilities, a productive olive grove, and a farmhouse for residential/office use.
The company is distinguished by a production philosophy based on organic farming aimed at quality, respect for biodiversity, and enhancement of the terroir’s identity, combining artisanal tradition, wine tourism hospitality, and technical efficiency.
DESCRIPTION OF THE BUILDINGS
The farmhouse (256 m² – 2,755 ft²) is a rustic building structured on two floors:
- Ground floor: entrance, living room, kitchen, study, wardrobe, and bathroom;
- First floor: four bedrooms and two bathrooms.
The building is complemented by a well-kept garden (about 2,800 m²) which also hosts a 10 × 5 m swimming pool with stone solarium.
The wine cellar (397 m² – 4,272 ft²) is a single-story building designed to offer maximum organization of the production process. On the front side is the tasting room, while at the rear (partially underground) are the winemaking rooms and the barrel room for aging. Next to the production rooms, the building is equipped with storage rooms for materials and finished products, and a staff bathroom.
Not far from the cellar are four large agricultural sheds (about 3,780 m² – 40,673 ft² total) currently rented to third parties for poultry farming.
The property is completed by a shed for storing tools (48 m² – 516 ft²).
Marche - Ancona - Jesi
Marche, a captivating region in central Italy, is a lesser-known treasure that offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, history, and culture. Nestled between the Apennine Mountains and the AdriaticSea, Marche’s landscape is a harmonious mix of rolling hills, rugged mountains, and pristine coastline. Its beaches, like those along the Conero Riviera, are some of Italy’s finest, featuring crystal-clear waters and dramatic cliffs, while the long sandy stretches of Senigallia attract sun-seekers from all over. For those seeking peace and seclusion, Marche’s hidden coves provide quiet retreats surrounded by untouched natural beauty.
Marche’s rich historical heritage is evident in its medieval towns and Renaissance cities. Urbino, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is renowned for its stunning Ducal Palace, an architectural masterpiece of the Renaissance and the birthplace of the painter Raphael. The town’s narrow streets and sweeping views of the countryside make it a cultural highlight. In contrast, Ascoli Piceno enchants with its elegant Piazza del Popolo, one of Italy’s most beautiful squares, lined with Renaissance architecture and buzzing with local life. The town’s well-preserved medieval center is a testament to Marche’s historical depth.
Religion and pilgrimage also play a central role in Marche’s identity. Loreto is home to the Basilica della Santa Casa, a sacred site said to house the Virgin Mary’s home, making it a significant pilgrimage destination. Pilgrims and tourists alike flock to its ornate basilica, set against the backdrop of the surrounding hills.
Nature lovers will find paradise in Marche’s diverse landscapes. The Sibillini Mountains, part of the Apennine range, offer dramatic scenery with deep gorges, pristine rivers, and flower-filled meadows. The Monti Sibillini National Park is a haven for hikers and outdoor adventurers, offering trails that lead through breathtaking terrain and past charming hilltop villages. The region’s rural charm is further enhanced by its vineyards, olive groves, and sunflower fields, creating a patchwork of colors across the rolling hills.
Marche is also culturally vibrant, with festivals, music, and art deeply ingrained in its identity. Macerata’s Sferisterio, a unique open-air arena, hosts renowned opera performances, while historic towns like Fermo and Jesi offer rich cultural experiences through their theaters, museums, and art collections. Festivals, such as the Quintana of Ascoli Piceno, celebrate Marche’s medieval heritage with jousting tournaments and historical reenactments.
In every corner of Marche, visitors find an unspoiled authenticity that reveals the essence of Italy. Whether exploring its quiet beaches, hiking in the mountains, or wandering through medieval streets, Marche offers an enchanting experience of history, culture, and nature intertwined in a region that remains refreshingly off the beaten path.
EXTERIOR AND AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION
The property's pland is situated at an altitude between 320 and 370 meters above sea level with a predominant northeast/northwest exposure and medium-textured soil (sandstone, clay, and limestone).
The vineyards form the backbone of the activity.
- Vineyard surface: 8.5 hectares (39.3 acres)
- Appellations: Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi DOC (7.5 ha), Rosso Piceno DOC (1.0 ha)
- Years of planting: 1992, 2018, 2019, 2024
- Training: espalier (2,200 – 3,500 vines/ha)
- Soil composition: medium texture (sandstone, clay, limestone)
- Varieties: Verdicchio, Montepulciano, Sangiovese, Lacrima
- Yearly production: up to 300 hl / year
The olivegrove hosts 160 trees of varieties Leccino, Frantoio, Raggia, and Pendolino, with a mixed average age (50% planted in 1993 and 50% historic). The annual production guarantees about 4,500 kg of olives for an average annual yield of 300-500 kg of extra virgin olive oil.
The rest of the company is occupied by arable land (2.2 ha) and woods (4.3 ha).
CLOSEST CITIES AND TOWNS
Serra San Quirico (8 km; 10’), Genga (10 km; 15’), Mergo (10 km; 15’), Rosora (12 km; 15’), Castelplanio (15 km; 20’), Cupramontana (18 km; 25’), Arcevia (25 km; 30’), Fabriano (25 km; 30’), Staffolo (30 km; 35’), Jesi (30 km; 35’), Sassoferrato (35 km; 40’), Cingoli (45 km; 55’), Matelica (50 km; 55’), Senigallia (60 km; 55’), Ancona (65 km; 1h), Osimo (75 km; 1h 10’), Loreto (85 km; 1h 15’), Macerata (90 km; 1h 20’), Urbino (105 km; 1h 35’), Perugia (120 km; 1h 40’), Assisi (125 km; 1h 45’), Pesaro (130 km; 1h 45’), Rimini (155 km; 2h), Florence (250 km; 2h 50’), Rome (270 km; 3h)
CLOSEST AIRPORTS
Ancona R. Sanzio (45 km; 40’), Perugia San Francesco (120 km; 1h 40’), Rimini F. Fellini (145 km; 1h 50’), Bologna G. Marconi (220 km; 2h 30’), Firenze A. Vespucci (250 km; 2h 50’), Pescara P. Liberi (225 km; 2h 40’), Roma Ciampino (270 km; 3h), Roma Fiumicino (290 km; 3h 10’)
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Ref. 3162 Tenuta Colli di Jesi
€ 2,630,000
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3 years with Romolini
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