Farm / Ranch / Plantation

Located in Castelnuovo Berardenga, in the heart of the Sienese Chianti, this charming property is surrounded by a picturesque landscape of vineyards and olive groves, in a peaceful setting. The estate consists of six stone buildings, set within well-maintained rural grounds and arranged to accommodate both residential spaces and hospitality and service facilities.

Thanks to its six stone buildings, 20 hectares of land, swimming pool with pool house, and numerous spaces dedicated to guest accommodation, the property represents an particularly attractive opportunity for those wishing to invest in the luxury hospitality sector in Tuscany. The combination of the beauty of the Sienese Chianti landscape, the extensive outdoor spaces, and the functional layout of the buildings offers interesting possibilities for use, both as a hospitality property and as a private residence with guest accommodation.

The main building (450 square metres), arranged over three floors, houses a boiler room and a technical room in the basement. The ground floor comprises a cloakroom, a living room, a sitting room, a kitchen, a dining room, a pantry, a wine cellar, a bathroom, and a conservatory. The first floor accommodates the sleeping area, consisting of three bedrooms, one of which has an en-suite bathroom, an additional bathroom, a sitting room, a technical room, and a loggia.

Immersed in the evocative countryside of the Tuscan Maremma, just a few kilometres from Scansano, a renowned medieval town famous for the production of Morellino di Scansano DOCG, this splendid agricultural estate offers an exceptional degree of privacy, surrounded by vineyards, olive groves and rolling hills, with sweeping panoramic views over the surrounding countryside.

The property extends over approximately 9.3 hectares of land and comprises three farmhouses with a total surface area of approximately 920 m², in addition to approximately 285 m² of buildings and premises dedicated to agricultural activities. The buildings, renovated in 1998, retain the charm of traditional Tuscan rural architecture, with spacious interiors, traditional materials and high-quality finishes.

The main farmhouse (650 m²), has been restored with particular attention to preserving its original architectural features. The ground floor accommodates the living area, comprising a spacious living room, dining room, study, TV room, guest bathroom and eat-in kitchen with pantry. The upper floor houses seven bedrooms, some of which feature walk-in wardrobes and small terraces, an additional study and seven bathrooms. The interiors stand out for their high-quality finishes, including terracotta floors, exposed wooden beams and handcrafted doors. Heating is provided by an LPG system with radiators and radiant heating panels, while the sleeping area is equipped with air conditioning.

In the heart of the Casentino, in a beautiful and largely unspoiled landscape between the hills and mountains of eastern Tuscany, vast agricultural estate of approximately 378 hectares with historic farmhouses, a former manorial villa, Agriturismo, livestock center, cheese dairy, artificial lake and extensive woodland for sale. The estate extends across the countryside around Castel Focognano, with a smaller portion near Pieve a Socana, and combines cultivated land, pasture, olive groves and extensive woodland with a substantial collection of rural buildings.

The property is particularly interesting for those looking for a large private estate, an agricultural investment or a hospitality project, thanks to the presence of an existing agritourism complex with swimming pool, numerous historic farmhouses to restore, and a modern livestock and dairy facility.

The property is currently organized around a mixed agricultural, forestry and livestock activity, with the livestock operation historically representing the main productive activity. The average livestock presence is approximately 800 breeding sheep, 200 breeding goats and 10 equines, with the production of sheep and goat milk, lambs and kids, as well as cheese and ricotta. The milk is processed directly within the estate's own dairy facility.

The animals, agricultural machinery and stock are not included in the sale.

Immersed in the peaceful hills of the Mugello, in a panoramic position with charming views over the lake, this delightful country house preserves the authentic character of traditional Tuscan architecture. The property comprises the main house and a characteristic former hay barn, set in a setting of complete privacy and perfect harmony with the surrounding landscape.

The main house (461 m – 4,960 ft²) is arranged over two floors. The ground floor opens into a spacious entrance hall leading to the living area, which includes a large living room with a fireplace, currently also used as a billiard room, a spacious kitchen with a magnificent fireplace and oven, a sitting room, a laundry room, a guest bathroom, a storage room and a utility room. From the entrance hall there is also access to the cellar and the large garage. The floor is completed by two practical storage rooms with independent external access.

The upper floor accommodates the sleeping area, arranged around two hallways that lead to seven bedrooms and two bathrooms, offering generous and versatile spaces, ideal both as a private residence and for a hospitality project.

A short distance from the main house stands the former barn (69 m² – 742 ft²), an authentic rural building comprising a tool storage room and a covered shelter on the ground floor, while the upper floor retains the traditional open space of the hayloft, offering interesting opportunities for restoration and enhancement.

The estate covers approximately 35.9 hectares (88.7 acres), all on a hillside, and is mostly covered by woods that provide privacy and offer interesting opportunities for hikes and walks in the open air. A 2,000-m² garden has been laid out around the house, providing a place to relax outdoors in the summer. An olive grove (3.8 ha) covers the southern slope of the hill, and a plot of arable land (approximately 2.0 ha) could be used to plant a small vineyard.

A residence of authentic charm, where the character of Tuscan tradition blends seamlessly with the beauty of the surrounding landscape, creating an atmosphere of complete tranquility and an immersive experience in nature.

In the heart of Italy, on the beautiful Umbrian hills, this prestigious wine estate with its 23.4 hectares of land (including 8.0 ha of vineyards) is ideal for those looking for a well-established business (as proven by the high ratings on important magazines, both for wines and accommodation). The property (3,100 m²) features 11 bedrooms (up to 15) and a state-of-the-art wine cellar capable of producing up to 100,000 bottles of wine per year.

The main building of the property is laid out onto four floors, of which two underground and two above-ground intended for different purposes.

On the underground floors, in order to limit the waste of resources and energy, there is the modern and ample cellar (1,528 m² – 16,420 ft²) made up of a processing local, a storage room also acting as a labeling room, an ageing cellar, direct sales locals, a vehicle shelter, some depots and service rooms for water.

On the ground floor and first floor we find the residential units (1,572 m² – 16,914 ft²) for a total of 9 bedrooms (with en-suite bathrooms) currently usable but up to 13 by reworking the greenhouse local which is already designed for it.

There is then a recreation area equipped with a 15 × 5 m indoor swimming pool, service locals and a fitness area  with Turkish bath and gym plus a whirlwind tub placed on the terrace.

The guesthouse (97 m² – 1,044 ft²) grants two additional bedrooms for guests and/or clients.

Right next to the buildings is a well-maintained 4,000-m² garden fitted with an automated irrigation system. On the garden there are also a fountain and a covered area (36 m² – 387 ft²) perfect for al fresco dining or just as a recreation area. On the first floor we can find a spacious terrace (146 m² – 1,571 ft²).

Just 4 km from the historic center of Todi, in a privileged hillside position overlooking the ancient Umbrian town and the surrounding valley, this remarkable historic estate is currently operated as an Agriturismo and combines an exceptional historical heritage with extensive hospitality facilities and significant development potential.

The history of this remarkable property is deeply connected with Todi and its surrounding territory. Documentary evidence confirms its existence as early as the 15th century, although its origins are considerably older. During the restoration works, archaeological and architectural elements were discovered that point to a Roman foundation.

Among the most significant finds are a bronze coin depicting Caesar Augustus, fragments of mosaic, numerous worked travertine stones and substantial stone and brick arches. These remains indicate that the present complex was built following the demolition of the so-called “Palazzo di Traiano”, a Roman villa whose surviving concrete structures can still be identified within the foundations of the current building.

The property subsequently came into the possession of the nuns of the ancient Lucrezie order. Their presence is documented by a notarial deed dated 1699, and they are known to have remained here until at least 1747. In that year, the small internal church dedicated to Saint John was stripped of its fresco depicting the Virgin Enthroned with the Child. The artwork was subsequently transferred to the chapel of a local parish church, where it remains today.

Following this period, the complex was converted into a traditional farmhouse.

In 1999, the current owners began an extensive program of restoration, carefully bringing the historic property back to its former splendor. Today, all the buildings are in excellent condition and retain the characteristic materials of Umbrian rural architecture, including stone walls, wooden and terracotta ceilings and solid wood doors, gates and window frames.

On the hills of Casentino, at about 500 meters altitude and a very quiet and reserved position, 211-hectare estate with Agriturismo and livestock for sale. The activity is very successful in the tourist accommodation circuit (by 2025 there were 25 weeks occupied annually) with a clientele largely made up of European and American guests. The structure is also used for weddings and could be expanded to corporate meetings. There is still significant development potential with the renovation and reactivation of the horse stables and a ruin located in a panoramic position.

The Agriturismo (1,500 m² – 16,140 ft², 20 bedrooms and 23 bathrooms) is a large stone building with a typical Tuscan style, spread over three above-ground floors. The common areas include the reception, a restaurant with a professional kitchen, relaxation rooms for guests, and a wellness center (hot tub, Turkish bath, sauna, and fitness area). The accommodation part includes eleven bedrooms with private bathrooms and six independent apartments:

• Apt. N°1: living room with kitchen, bedroom, and bathroom;
• Apt. N°2: living room with kitchen, reading room, two bedrooms, and three bathrooms;
• Apt. N°3: living room with kitchenette, two bedrooms, and two bathrooms;
• Apt. N°4: living room with kitchenette, two bedrooms, and one bathroom;
• Apt. N°5: living room, bedroom, and bathroom;
• Apt. N°6: studio with bathroom.

The farmhouse is surrounded by 8,500 m² of well-kept garden organized into two main sections. At the top, there is a real garden with shady tall trees, a canopy serving as an outdoor extension for the restaurant, and a convenient parking area for guests. The lower terrace features a 15 × 8 m swimming pool and an outdoor playground for children.

The property also includes various agricultural buildings (about 2,700 m² – 29,052 ft²) which house a large cattle barn and a horse stable (currently not in use) and a ruined farmhouse (885 m² – 9,523 ft²). The livestock includes 10 lactating cows and 3 donkeys, very interesting from an educational point of view for guided tours with guests.

Water supply is ensured by the municipal aqueduct, but the property also has two internal springs and the possibility to draw water from a nearby stream. For electricity, there is a 65-kW photovoltaic system that covers most of the property’s energy needs, in addition to supplying current to the grid for profit. The possibility of exploiting the roofs of the farm buildings for the installation of additional panels is currently under consideration.

In the Tuscan countryside, in a private and secluded position surrounded by greenery, rural property of approximately 44.8 hectares, featuring a private lake, an articulated complex of buildings and extensive areas of vineyards and olive groves.

The property comprises a main farmhouse, an agricultural outbuilding and an agricultural warehouse, in addition to further rooms used as storage and service areas. The presence of the agricultural buildings and land makes the estate particularly suitable for the continuation of an agricultural activity, while at the same time offering interesting possibilities for residential and tourism-accommodation development.

The main farmhouse is arranged over two floors. The ground floor is currently used as five storage and warehouse rooms, in addition to two further rooms.

The first floor houses two independent apartments, both with independent access via external staircases located on opposite sides of the building.

Apartment A is arranged over two levels. The first floor comprises a large kitchen with dining area, a living room, a bedroom and a bathroom; on the upper floor there is a second bedroom.

Apartment B, arranged on a single level, comprises a kitchen, living room with dining area, two bedrooms and a bathroom.

The agricultural outbuilding, featuring rustic-style interiors and an original antique fireplace, comprises a room for agricultural workers, a dining room, a storage room, a warehouse and a bathroom.

The agricultural warehouse is arranged over two levels. The basement floor houses an oil storage room, a bottling room, a warehouse, an ageing room and a canopy. The ground floor, located in a further wing of the complex, comprises a hallway, two warehouses, a wine-making room and a bathroom.

On the Chianti hills, in a very panoramic position near Castellina and Barberino Val d’Elsa, 52.1-ha estate with Agriturismo and olive grove for sale. The property, finely restored by the current owners, consists of rural buildings for a total of over 900 m² that currently house 19 bedrooms, almost all of which are intended to accommodate guests. The land surrounding the farmhouses is covered by woods and olive groves.

Basic services are available in the nearby village of Castellina in Chianti (7km; 10'), while if you are looking for something a little more well-stocked, just drive to Poggibonsi (13km; 20'). The Florence-Siena motorway junction is also in Poggibonsi, making it possible to travel through much of Tuscany and visit some of the region’s most renowned centers (Montepulciano, Pienza, Montalcino, Cortona, San Gimignano...).

Situated at an elevation of approximately 500 metres (1,640 ft) in the wooded hills above Città di Castello, close to the Tuscan border, Villa Massine is a distinguished eighteenth-century historic private estate enjoying complete privacy and uninterrupted views across the Upper Tiber Valley and the Apennines.

Home to the renowned twentieth-century choreographer Lorca Massine, the estate has long served as both a family residence and a place of artistic inspiration. Chosen for its tranquillity and remarkable natural setting, it preserves today the same atmosphere of serenity, privacy and timeless beauty that has attracted artists and visitors for generations.

The principal house extends to approximately 352 m² (3,788 ft²) and has been carefully restored with great respect for its original architecture. Built of local stone, it retains the proportions and craftsmanship of a traditional Umbrian residence, featuring thick masonry walls, handcrafted terracotta and antique timber floors, exposed chestnut beams, original stone fireplaces and deep recessed windows. Elegant reception rooms, generous living spaces and a succession of terraces and covered loggias create a seamless relationship between the house and its exceptional natural surroundings.

The accommodation extends to a total of eleven principal rooms, including elegant reception rooms, four bedrooms, three bathrooms and a study, complemented by five original fireplaces throughout the house. A separate guest house provides independent accommodation for family and visitors and may equally serve as a private studio, staff residence or home office.