324-HA HUNTING RESERVE WITH DEVELOPMENT PROJECT FOR SALE IN MAREMMA, TUSCAN COAST

The natural surroundings of the estate offer a harmonious blend of woodlands, open fields, and historic trails. The wooded areas provide resources for sustainable timber harvesting and serve as a sanctuary for biodiversity. Open spaces present opportunities for recreational activities such as hiking, photography, and nature exploration. Furthermore, the estate adheres to sustainable land management practices, with portions protected by regional conservation regulations to preserve its ecological balance.

This remarkable property presents limitless potential for development and investment. It can be transformed into a luxury agritourism destination, featuring boutique lodgings, event spaces, or a wedding venue. The hunting reserve and birdwatching facilities would make it an ideal location for ecotourism and seasonal visitors. The agricultural opportunities are equally impressive, offering the chance to create a world-class vineyard, orchards, or other high-end farm-to-table ventures.

Spanning 324.5 hectares (801.7 acres), the estate showcases a diverse topography of rolling hills, fertile fields, and lush forests, perfectly suited for agricultural, residential, and tourism ventures. The property includes a dedicated hunting reserve, thoughtfully managed to support habitats for deer, wild boars, pheasants, and other wildlife. The estate features three fences inside the property:

• Fence A (~ 80 ha): area with 16 hunting platforms, over 2.5 m high and fitted with covers; hunting is allowed between August and April;
• Fence B (~ 100 ha): area without hunting platforms; hunting allowed between August and April;
• Fence C: hunting dog training area; hunting is allowed all year long.

Completing the property is an area of about 100 ha designated for wild boar breeding and two large animal trapping areas equipped with everything needed, although these have not been used for some years.

Birdwatching enthusiasts would surely appreciate the two strategically positioned observation towers (yet to be built), which also enhance the estate’s appeal for eco-tourism.

The company has granted the management of a part of the estate designated for wood pigeon hunting: this corner of the property, which enjoys a splendid view of the Diaccia Botrona, is in any case usable by the property totally free of charge.

Last but not least, the farm has 4 barn codes (codice stalla, an authorization) for the breeding of specific animals: red deer, wild boar, horses and bovids. At the owners’ discretion, it is also possible to introduce roe deer and fallow deer.

Town with services (2km; 5’), Gavorrano (16km; 25’), Castiglione della Pescaia (20km; 25’), Punta Ala (22km; 20’), Grosseto (22km; 25’), Follonica (23km; 20’), Talamone (47km; 45’), Scansano (51km; 50’), San Vincenzo (52km; 45’), Bolgheri (72km; 1h), Montalcino (78km; 1h 5’), Siena (95km; 1h 15’), Volterra (126km; 1h 55’), Florence (164km; 2h 20’)

Grosseto C. Baccarini (24km; 25’), Pisa G. Galilei (133km; 1h 25’), Firenze A. Vespucci (177km; 2h 15’), Roma Ciampino (189km; 2h 10’), Perugia San Francesco (203km; 2h 35’), Roma Ciampino (210km; 2h 50’), Bologna G. Marconi (258km; 3h)