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RESTORED HAMLET, 162-HA ESTATE FOR SALE ON THE CHIANTI HILLS, SIENA

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Ref. 2304 Borgo Colli Senesi

RESTORED HAMLET, 162-HA ESTATE FOR SALE ON THE CHIANTI HILLS, SIENA

Tuscany - Siena - Siena

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€ 8,800,000

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INTERIORS: 1,328 sqm (14,294 sqft)

Bedrooms: 18

Bathrooms: 13

Condition : Good condition

Internet: Yes

Heating: Radiator + Air-conditioning

Well: Yes

EXTERIORS: 161.90 ha (399.89 ac)

Pool: Yes

Olive grove: 2,70 ha

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Interiors: 1,328 sqm (14,294 sqft)

Bedrooms Bedrooms: 18

Bathrooms Bathrooms: 13

Condition Condition : Good condition

Internet Internet: Yes

Heating Heating: Radiator + Air-conditioning

Well Well: Yes

Exteriors: 161.90 ha (399.89 ac)

Pool Pool: Yes

Olive grove Olive grove: 2,70 ha

On a hillside location in the Sienese countryside, in the Chianti Colli Senesi production area, 161.9-hectare estate with hamlet and organic olive grove. The property is a rural hamlet dating back to the 18th century and is now divided into several units designed to receive guests (1,328 m² in total with 18 bedrooms). The 9,000-m² garden surrounding the buildings houses a 16 × 8 m swimming pool. The arable land on the estate is very suitable for planting vineyards.

The nearby village (5km; 5') offers all the basic services, and the art cities of Tuscany can be reached in less than two hours by car (Siena, Montalcino, Pienza, Volterra, San Gimignano, Florence, Pisa...). The thermal facilities of Saturnia can be reached in about 1h 45', and seaside locations such as Talamone and Castiglione della Pescaia are about an hour's drive away.

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Tuscany - Siena - Siena

Often called the "green heart of Italy," Umbria is a picturesque region characterized by lush landscapes, medieval hilltop towns, and a deep-rooted connection to art and spirituality. Nestled between Tuscany and Lazio, Umbria is less frequented by tourists, offering a more serene and authentic Italian experience.

Umbria's cuisine is rustic and hearty, reflecting its agricultural traditions. Known for its black truffles, which grow in abundance in the region’s forests, Umbrian dishes often feature this earthy delicacy in pasta, risotto, and sauces. Porchetta, a savory roasted pork dish seasoned with herbs, is another local favorite, often enjoyed at village festivals or as street food. Lentils from Castelluccio, grown in the Sibillini Mountains, are prized for their quality and flavor, often used in soups and salads. Olive oil from the region is also exceptional, with many small-scale producers offering tours and tastings.

Wine is equally important, with Umbria producing notable varieties such as Sagrantino di Montefalco and Orvieto, a crisp white wine that pairs beautifully with the region’s lighter dishes. The rolling vineyards and olive groves create a stunning backdrop for wine tours and tastings.

Historically and culturally, Umbria offers a wealth of treasures. Assisi, the birthplace of Saint Francis, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and an important pilgrimage destination. Its Basilica di San Francesco is adorned with frescoes by Giotto and Cimabue, offering visitors a spiritual and artistic journey. Perugia, the region’s capital, is known for its lively atmosphere, medieval architecture, and the Umbria Jazz Festival, one of Europe’s most renowned music events. Spoleto, famous for its Festival dei Due Mondi, is a cultural hub, while Gubbio retains a well-preserved medieval charm.

The natural beauty of Umbria extends to its landscapes. The Valnerina Valley, with its cascading waterfalls and rugged mountains, is perfect for hiking and outdoor activities, while Lake Trasimeno, Italy’s fourth-largest lake, offers tranquil views and opportunities for boating and swimming.

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DESCRIPTION OF THE BUILDINGS

The manor house (651 m² – 7,005 ft², 9 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms) is a large historic 18th-century building on three floors, now divided into apartments for guest accommodation. On the lowest floor are large storage rooms, warehouses and technical rooms. On the eastern side of the building is a spacious event kitchen with bathroom and covered space for outdoor dining. The rest of the building, on the upper floors, houses six apartments.

  • Apartment N°1 (60 m² – 646 ft², 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom): spacious living room with kitchen and bedroom with bathroom;
  • Apartment N°2 (82 m² – 882 ft², 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom): kitchen with 17th-century fireplace, living room overlooking the pool, two bedrooms and bathroom;
  • Apartment N°3 (46 m² – 495 ft², 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom): entrance hall, kitchen with dining area, bedroom and bathroom, all converted from the old farm mill;
  • Apartment N°4 (43 m² – 463 ft², 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom): dining room with kitchen and view of the medieval village, bedroom and bathroom;
  • Apartment N°5 (38 m² – 409 ft², 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom): spacious living area with kitchen and view of the pool, bedroom and bathroom;
  • Apartment N°6 (58 m² – 624 ft², 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom): living area with kitchen, two bedrooms and bathroom.

The building has been entirely renovated and maintains the rustic charm typical of these buildings in the Tuscan countryside. On the outside, the structure has the typical mixed stone/brick walls and inside it was decided to preserve everywhere the original wooden beams and terracotta floors. In addition, to ensure maximum comfort to guests, the rooms are all equipped with air conditioning.

If one decides to plant a vineyard in the property, the spacious rooms on the ground floor of the villa could be easily adapted and converted into a wine cellar with ageing rooms and bottling line.

 

Guesthouse A (69 m² – 742 ft², 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms) is located next to the main villa, to which it is connected via a canopy at the exit of the event kitchen. Entering the lower floor we find a spacious living room, the kitchen and a bathroom with shower. Going upstairs we reach the sleeping area consisting of a large master bedroom, twin bedroom and shared bathroom in between.

 

Guesthouse B (371 m² – 3,991 ft², 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms) is on three floors. On the lowest level, partially underground, are two storage rooms. The ground floor is entirely devoted to vehicle storage, warehouses and storerooms. On the top floor, reached by external stairs, is a guest apartment (148 m² – 1,592 ft²). Upon entering one finds oneself in a spacious living room with an open kitchen and fireplace. From here one then moves to the hallway that disengages the sleeping area consisting of a large master bedroom with private bathroom and three bedrooms with shared bathroom in the hallway.

 

In contrast, the owners' house (210 m² – 2,260 ft², 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms) is laid over two floors. The lower level is largely used as a wine cellar, while in the back is a bedroom with a private bathroom. Going up to the first level, one comes to a bright living room with an open kitchen, and from here one goes to a hallway that leads to the master bedroom with private bathroom, a second double bedroom and the service bathroom.

 

A wood-burning oven (17 m² – 183 ft²) with woodshed and a small agricultural outbuilding (10 m² – 108 ft²) in which to shelter tools and gardening implements complete the property.

 

Beyond the road there is then a ruined barn (about 50 m² – 538 ft² per floor) that could be rebuilt following the original appearance.

EXTERIORS

The buildings are located on a hill and are surrounded by 161.9 hectares (400.1 acres) of land. The woods of the estate (131.2 ha) provide excellent privacy and are the ideal place for outdoor walks and hikes. In the right seasons it is also easy to come across mushrooms and truffles, as well as animals typical of the Tuscan countryside.

Arable land (27.1 ha) is suitable for a wide variety of crops, but the area is famed for the production of excellent wines and the property falls entirely within the Chianti Colli Senesi DOCG production zone. An olive grove (2.7 ha), managed with rigorous organic methods, makes it possible to produce excellent extra virgin olive oil every year.

Finally, all around the buildings stretches the 9,000-m² garden on which are typical plants of the area and exotic-looking palm trees that frame the beautiful 16 × 8 m swimming pool surrounded by a terracotta solarium with umbrellas and deck chairs.

A private lake (1,200 m²), located south of the hamlet, allows the garden and crops to be irrigated when needed.

CLOSEST CITIES AND TOWNS

Town with services (4km; 5’), Buonconvento (16km; 20’), Siena (29km; 30’), Montalcino (30km; 35’), Pienza (43km; 50’), Monteriggioni (45km; 40’), Castellina in Chianti (53km; 50’), Montepulciano (55km; 1h), Volterra (67km; 1h 10’), San Gimignano (67km; 1h 10’), Castiglione della Pescaia (81km; 1h 10’), Talamone (87km; 1h 5’), Cortona (93km; 1h 15’), Arezzo (94km; 1h 20’), Saturnia (98km; 1h 45’), Florence (100km; 1h 30’), Pisa (148km; 2h), Lucca (171km; 2h)

CLOSEST AIRPORTS

Grosseto C. Baccarini (60km; 50’), Firenze A. Vespucci (110km; 1h 20’), Perugia San Francesco (137km; 1h 40’), Pisa G. Galilei (145km; 1h 50’), Bologna G. Marconi (192km; 2h 10’), Roma Ciampino (266km; 2h 45’), Roma Fiumicino (228km; 2h 30’)

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