Siena

This resort is a breathtaking historical dwelling dating back to the year 1000, majestically located between Siena and Monteriggioni. This prestigious property represents an invaluable resource for the territory, offering the impression of being immersed in a natural park where human architecture and nature seamlessly blend. The estate encompasses a total of 51.7 hectares, featuring roughly 2.0 hectares of fenced grounds and 49 hectares of lush woodland. Access to the property is gained via an ancient road accredited as part of the complex network of the Via Francigena.

The complex underwent a meticulous renovation between 2007 and 2013 with the goal of creating a high-quality structure that fully integrates into its unique environmental context. The heart of the residence is a stunning internal courtyard that features a perfectly functional wood-burning oven and provides access to the primary living quarters. Accommodations consist of eight elegant suites that combine historical charm with modern comfort, featuring stone and brick walls, wooden beamed ceilings, and country-chic furnishings. These include four standard suites, two luxury suites equipped with fireplaces, and two expansive prestige suites that offer two bathrooms each. Additionally, a separate autonomous villa dominates the property, offering a large living room with a fireplace on the ground floor and two bedrooms on the upper level.

The estate is fully equipped for luxury hospitality and exclusive events, boasting a panoramic 10 × 6 m swimming pool and terrace that offer breathtaking views of Siena and the surrounding hills. Culinary excellence is found at the internal restaurant which serves traditional Tuscan dishes using seasonal ingredients from the property’s own organic garden. For wellness, the SPA has been masterfully carved into the historic dungeons, providing an indoor heated pool with hydromassage, a sauna, a Turkish bath, and emotional showers. Event capabilities are anchored by the eventhall, a structure capable of hosting 120 people, with approved plans already in place to replace it with a sophisticated glass and metal structure to further enhance the landscape.

Set in the hills between Val d’Elsa and the Maremma, in a highly scenic and picturesque location, 31.7-hectare estate featuring a renovated farmhouse and vineyard for sale. The result of an exceptional renovation and enhancement project, this one-of-a-kind property is ideally suited to serve as a luxury private residence or a vacation home.

The farmhouse (493 m² – 5,305 ft², 6 bedrooms, and 8 bathrooms) is a rustic Tuscan-style building, fully renovated and finished with high-quality elements that blend seamlessly with the building’s original character. On the ground floor is a large living room with a dining area and an open kitchen. From here, one then proceeds to a bedroom with a private bathroom, a private office, and a second bedroom served by a separate bathroom. From the outside, there is also access to the tasting room, a two-story independent suite with private bathroom, and the laundry room.

On the upper floor, accessible both via an internal staircase and directly from the outside, there is a large central living room with a walk-in closet that leads to four bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms (two with walk-in closets).

Outside, in front of the farmhouse, a paved pergola has been built that serves perfectly as both a summer lounge and an outdoor dining area with views of the surrounding countryside.

The wine cellar (86 m² – 925 ft²) is housed in a charming outbuilding located just a few steps from the farmhouse and consists of two interconnected rooms.

On the hills of Val d’Orcia, not far from Trequanda, 10-hectare wine estate with 4 ha of vineyards, 2 ha of olive grove, truffle-ground, cellar and restored farmhouse. The country house (620 sqm) offers 3 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms with beautiful finishes valorizing its rustic look.

The cellar (450 sqm) is a modern and very functional building and allows producing each year up to 20,000 bottles of wine (Orcia DOC and Toscana IGT) and includes ageing rooms, bottling line and packaging sector.

DESCRIPTION OF THE BUILDINGS

The main building (dating back to the 18th century) is an ample farmhouse (620 m² – 6,671 ft²) housing a cozy residence, the offices for the business and ample wine tasting room. The house (3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms) is laid over three floors as follows:

• Basement: private cellar, pantry and gym. The floor can be accessed directly by the kitchen above.
• Ground floor: entrance room, library, hallway, office, TV room with library and fireplace, laundry, kitchen, ample living room with fireplace and dining room. The technical room of the building can be accessed independently from outside.
• First floor: living room with Thun stove, three bedrooms with en-suite bathroom.

The wine cellar (450 m² – 4,842 ft²) is build fully underground to achieve a perfect control over temperature. The building is made up of winemaking rooms with wooden barrels and stainless steel vats; wood aging room with casks and tonneaux; bottling and labeling room; bottle aging room, packaging and storage room for finishes products. The various rooms are organized in the correct order to ensure maximum productive efficiency. The building is then completed by a technical room and some bathrooms for the staff.

An underground warehouse (50 m² – 538 ft²) is used as a workshop and shelter for tools and vehicles used in the fields.

Not far from the village of Montalcino in Val d’Orcia, in the production area of the renowned Brunello, small wine estate for sale. The property consists of various buildings (over 900 m²) which, although requiring renovation work, guarantee great potential for tourism and hospitality development. 

The farmhouse (525 m² – 5,649 ft², 4 bedrooms, and 2 bathrooms) is a large historic stone building, typically Tuscan in style and divided between agricultural rooms and living spaces. On the ground floor, there are large rooms for wine aging and storage, as well as some offices and service rooms. The first floor features a large apartment with a spacious living room with an open kitchen, four bedrooms, and two bathrooms.

Next to the farmhouse, a new wine cellar (275 m² – 2,959 ft²) on two levels has been built, housing facilities for grape processing and winemaking, as well as a warehouse.

Completing the property are two warehouses (135 m² – 1,453 ft²) and a ruin to be renovated, which could be used to expand agricultural activity or create a guesthouse.

Set on the hills of Chianti, this Tuscan villa is currently under construction: the new owner can work directly with the developer to finalize landscaping and interior design choices. Features will include floor heating with separate zones, bathrooms tiled with travertine stone, bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and high-speed internet. Other finishes (kitchen, bathroom fixtures, flooring, furnishings and decorations) can be chosen by the new owner of the villa and installed by the developer after the sale. The building (460 m² – 4,949 ft², 6 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms) is laid over three floors.

The ground floor features a generous kitchen with island, a spacious dining room with fireplace, a TV lounge, and a relaxation area. On this level there is also one double bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, a second double bedroom, an additional bathroom, and a large hall of more than 50 m², which could be converted into a second kitchen if desired.

The first floor includes a large suite with private bathroom, as well as two further double bedrooms, each with their own en-suite.

On the second floor lies the master suite, complete with walk-in wardrobe, two bathrooms, and a charming mezzanine space that leads to a comfortable study and an additional bathroom.

The annex (75 m² – 807 ft²) is a two-story outbuilding which will house a storage on the lower floor and a laundry/ironing room on the upper level.

The house is surrounded by 2.4 hectares of land that could be used to landscape a beautiful park. Trees surround the property an all sides, ensuring privacy and protection from prying eyes. Just a few steps from the villa is also a 13.5 × 4.5 m swimming pool.

On the hills of Chianti, not far from Castelnuovo Berardenga and Radda, 102.1-ha wine estate with manor villa and hamlet to be restored for sale. The property, which boasts an incredible history ranging from the Middle Ages to the present day, offers great potential for receptive tourist development to go hand in hand with wine production: in fact, the farm exploits 28.5 ha of vineyards to produce about 130,000 bottles of wine per year.

The renovation of the various buildings (over 4,500 m² in total) would pave the way for the creation of a luxury boutique hotel in a very renowned area of Tuscany, less than an hour from Florence and Siena: the convenient location and beautiful spaces (both indoor and outdoor) would also allow the property to be exploited not only for seasonal rentals but also as a location for events, ceremonies, conferences and corporate conventions.

Basic services are available in the nearby medieval village (1km; 2’) while for everything else you just need to reach Siena, less than half an hour's drive away. Tuscany’s best-known art cities (Monteriggioni, San Gimignano, Pienza, Montepulciano...) can all be reached in just an hour by car.

On the hills of Tuscany, in the heart of the Brunello di Montalcino production area, small winery for sale. The property consists of two estates that include buildings (farmhouse and cellars) and vineyards (about 3.5 ha), respectively. The location of the property is very convenient, close to Montalcino and the best-known centers of the Val d’Orcia, and has no other houses nearby, which ensures privacy and confidentiality even in case you want to start a receptive activity.

DESCRIPTION OF THE BUILDINGS

The farmhouse (686 m² – 7,381 ft², 8 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms) is a rustic building in typical Tuscan style with well-preserved original finishes. In one corner of the ground floor are the old rustic cellars, easily usable for production in conjunction with the newer cellar, while the rest of the building houses two apartments:

• Apt. A (384 m²): entrance hall, living room, dining room, kitchen, six bedrooms and six bathrooms;
• Apt. B (82 m²): living room with kitchen, two bedrooms and bathroom.

The building is in excellent structural condition and needs only some interior modernization and finishing work.

Adjacent to the farmhouse, built partially underground and thus naturally climate-controlled, is the aging cellar (320 m² – 3,443 ft²) consisting of two separate rooms and a convenient shed for sheltering equipment.

The winemaking cellar (311 m² – 3,346 ft², 1 bathroom) is a large L-shaped building, very suitable for processing grapes due to spacious rooms with no structural elements in between. The building needs modernization and renovation but is in excellent structural condition.

In the hills of Cetona, in southern Tuscany on the border with Umbria, rustic country house for sale. The rural building (almost 1,000 m²) is working as an Agriturismo (with thre apartments and 7 × 3 m swimming pool) and is part of a certified organic farm. About 6.0 ha of arable land allows planting vines and olive trees.

The country house (788 m² – 8,479 ft², 6 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms) is a large rustic building dating back to the 18th century, laid over two floors. On the ground floor are the old stables, consisting of large rustic-style rooms, the technical rooms for the house and two large warehouses that could be transformed into convenient garages. On the first floor, on the other hand, is the residential part of the building consisting of a large common hall, also very suitable as a recreational area for guests, and three apartments:

• Apt. A: living room with kitchenette, two bedrooms in the loft and bathroom;
• Apt. B: living room with kitchenette, two bedrooms and bathroom;
• Apt. C: living room with kitchenette, two bedrooms (one in the loft) and bathroom.

The building was renovated keeping the countryside style that characterized it, using original materials wherever possible and saving terracotta floors, wooden beams with terracotta tiles, the large fireplaces, elegant brick arches and, a very interesting detail, the beautiful outdoor loggia that gives access to the residential portion. The property is identified as a D/10 in the property registry.

An agricultural shed (114 m² – 1,227 ft²) and the former pigsty (50 m² – 538 ft²) complete the property.

This stunning apartment spans the entire first floor of Palazzo Batignani, what had formerly been the building’s noble apartment. The construction of the building, or rather the complete renovation resulting in the amalgamation of the original medieval structures that gave rise to the palazzo, dates back to the 16th century. The house is part of a condominium (recently established) with five units in total.

The house faces southeast with views of the hills covered in Vino Nobile vineyards, the lakes of Montepulciano and Trasimeno and beyond to the peaks of the Apennines, while to the northwest it faces the main avenue of the historic center of Montepulciano, from which it has access to and attends the processions and celebrations of the Bravio delle Botti di Montepulciano, right within the contrada of Cagnano.

Within walking distance of the dwelling are restaurants, bars, theater, grocery stores, bakeries, and any other services, including schools.

Set atop a hill in the Val d’Orcia, in an incredibly panoramic location, hamlet with medieval castle for sale. The property (over 4,100 sqm) boasts numerous buildings that allow one to actually dive in what is for all intents and purposes a virtually unaltered medieval village. The buildings are in need of renovation but one could easily convert the complex into a luxury hotel with 37+ bedrooms.

HISTORY OF THE CASTLE

The castle is already documented in the 12th century as a property of the Salimbeni family, until it was bought by the Republic of Siena between 1250 and 1258. The keep became a valuable defensive position for Siena until the mid-16th century when Florence conquered the whole Tuscany and all the fortresses in the Sienese region lost their relevance. The hamlet became a farming estate, owned by the Piccolomini-Clementini family.