Historical sparkling wine estate located in the heart of the Prosecco Hills of Conegliano and Valdobbiadene, a territory recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site and among the most prestigious and internationally recognized wine regions in Italy.

The winery represents a blend of tradition, territorial identity, and modern production capacity, with a fully equipped structure for the main stages of production, from sparkling wine making to bottling and packaging.

A historic wine brand, the company stands out for the excellence of its wines, awarded over the years with prestigious recognitions and appreciated for their quality, identity, and production method. A reputation and know-how heritage that are some of the distinguishing elements of the estate.

The property has a total of about 1,030 m², including production areas, exclusive courtyard, wine shop, and tasting room, set in a particularly valuable landscape and viticultural context.

Current production ranges between 180,000 and 200,000 bottles annually, with a significantly higher potential production capacity that could reach 400,000 bottles.

The main distinguishing element is the Valdobbiadene territory, the cradle of Prosecco Superiore DOCG: a unique hilly landscape characterized by steep slopes, predominantly manual viticulture, and a consolidated wine tradition. The UNESCO recognition further enhances the value and international recognition of the area, contributing to the development of the product, wine tourism, and wine-related experiences.

The estate, family-run and now in its third generation, preserves an important heritage of skills and know-how. The current owners are willing to provide long-term management and technical support, facilitating a gradual transition and ensuring operational continuity and transfer of corporate expertise.

In the heart of the gentle hills surrounding Arezzo, in one of the most authentic and suggestive areas of Tuscany, stands this elegant noble villa from the past, immersed in the tranquility of an important secular private park of 6,800 m². The presence of multiple buildings and the possibility of reinterpreting the spaces according to a unified project make this estate particularly interesting for those wishing to create a private residence of representation or develop a high-profile hospitality destination.

The entrance floor preserves the original character of the residence and features large rooms with heights up to 3.10 m. The ancient cellars and the hayloft, once used for preserving the estate’s products, now constitute spaces of great potential, ideal for reinterpretation according to a contemporary hospitality and wellness project. There is also a private chapel, a precious room adjacent to the cellars, and an exclusive testimony to the noble tradition of the villa. The volumes and atmosphere of these environments naturally lend themselves to the creation of a private wellness center, an evocative wine tasting room dedicated to local wines, a representative cellar, or an exclusive private club. The level is completed with technical rooms, including a boiler and laundry.

A significant staircase leads to the noble floor, the representative heart of the villa. Here, architecture reaches its maximum expression, with rooms characterized by heights up to 4.60 m, important openings, and privileged views of the park. The living area includes a large master kitchen, an elegant dining room, an intimate reading room, a study, and a magnificent reception hall, enhanced by direct access to the park. The sleeping area accommodates two to three spacious bedrooms, a reserved walk-in closet, and three master bathrooms.

The environments preserve the proportions and the charm typical of historic Tuscan residences, while offering ample margins for a restoration project capable of further enhancing their identity.

The topmost habitable level is currently divided into two independent units, a particularly versatile configuration to accommodate family members, guests, or service staff.

• Apt. A: living room, kitchen, two bedrooms, and bathroom;
• Apt. B: lounge with view of the park, attic, two bedrooms, and bathroom.

The spaces can be maintained as two separate apartments or, through a design intervention, reconfigured into a single prestigious residence, including the current winter garden that separates the two entrances.

Crowning the villa is the ancient tower, accessible via a suggestive and imposing wooden staircase. The environment retains its original wooden beams and the ancient monk, elements that highlight its historical and architectural value. This large attic space offers further possibilities: it can become a private study, a library, a master bedroom, a cozy space for guests, or be used as storage.

Immersed in the gentle hills of Valdinievole, this extraordinary historic property represents an authentic expression of Tuscan lifestyle, combining panoramic views of the countryside, hospitality, and the timeless charm of a traditional Tuscan country house.

Located in a commanding position over the valley, the property benefits from an open view of olive groves, woods, and countryside, offering a rare sense of privacy and tranquility, while remaining well connected to major destinations in Tuscany.

The nearby village is particularly known for its historic gardens and for the tradition of citrus cultivation, made possible by the favorable microclimate of the area. Here, history and nature coexist in perfect harmony: ancient architectures, olive groves, gardens, and citrus groves create an atmosphere of rare authenticity and tranquility.

Today, the property represents a particularly interesting opportunity for an international buyer seeking a home capable of combining history, privacy, hospitality, and quality of life. It is a well-established structure.

The facility could continue its activity as a boutique hospitality, with the possibility to further develop its positioning, or be transformed into a private residence of great charm and character.

On the hills of Tuscany between Empoli and Florence, in a very panoramic position,  estate with prestigious historical villa, farmhouses and 27 ha of vineyards for sale. The property consists of restored historic buildings with a total of 25 bedrooms that are currently used for accommodation, as well as a modern winery.

The main villa (500 m² – 5,380 ft², 5 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms) is an imposing building dating back to the 16th century, in typical late Renaissance style, and features large ornate reception halls and refined rooms, as well as five bedrooms and six bathrooms.

Not far from the villa is an outbuilding (226 m² – 2,431 ft², 7 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms) that has been divided into three independent guest units:

• Apt. A (44 m²): living room with kitchen, two bedrooms and bathroom;
• Apt. B (114 m²): living room with kitchen, three bedrooms and two bathrooms;
• Apt. C (68 m²): living room, storage room, two bedrooms and two bathrooms.

The farmer’s house (320 m² – 3,443 ft², 10 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms), on the other hand, is a rustic, typically Tuscan-style building divided into four guest apartments:

• Apt. D (57 m²): living room, two bedrooms and bathroom;
• Apt. E (102 m²): living room, three bedrooms and two bathrooms;
• Apt. F (69 m²): living room, two bedrooms and two bathrooms;
• Apt. G (92 m²): living room, three bedrooms and two bathrooms.

The old barn (158 m² – 1,700 ft², 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms), on two floors, has also been converted into a charming guest cottage consisting of living room with kitchen, three bedrooms and two bathrooms.

The winemaking cellar with agricultural outbuildings (1,400 m² – 15,064 ft²) has rooms for processing grapes, winemaking and aging wines, as well as warehouses for storing products.

Nestled among the gentle hills of Maremma in southern Tuscany, a few minutes from the famous thermal spa town of Saturnia, 15.1-hectare estate with vineyard and olive grove for sale. Located in a commanding position, the property enjoys a rare sense of privacy and spectacular views of the surrounding Maremma countryside, extending to the Argentario promontory and the Tyrrhenian Sea.

The farmhouse (180 m² – 1,937 ft², 2 bedrooms, and 2 bathrooms), dating back to the late-19th century and carefully restored, is spread over two levels: the ground floor is entirely occupied by the living area composed of a lounge, open-plan kitchen, and dining room. Upstairs are two elegant bedrooms, both with en-suite bathrooms. One of the bedrooms opens onto a spacious terrace with extraordinary views of the surrounding countryside to the sea, a distinctive and scenic element of the estate.

Every environment reflects the attention given to preserving the historic identity of the farmhouse. The travertine floors, traditional architectural elements, and carefully selected contemporary finishes create a sophisticated atmosphere, while maintaining the authenticity typical of Tuscan homes.

The guesthouse (28 m² – 301 ft², 1 bedroom, and 1 bathroom) hosts a third bedroom with a private bathroom, offering guests and family the possibility to stay in complete privacy.

Of particular interest is the possibility of creating a cellar of about 400 m² to develop a true wine project and produce wine directly from the estate’s vineyards. This possibility adds a completely new dimension to the estate, allowing the future owner to transform an already exceptional private residence into a Tuscan estate dedicated to wine and olive oil production.

Located on the gently rolling hills of Vinci and Cerreto Guidi, about forty minutes from Florence, winery for sale. The estate covers a total area of approximately 6.7 hectares, combined, ideal for smooth and rational agricultural management, all completed with organic certification.

• Vineyards surface: 5.8241 hectares (14.4 acres)
• Appellations: Chianti DOCG (5.2508 ha) + Toscana IGT (0.5733 ha)
• Varieties: Sangiovese, Colorino, Foglia Tonda, Cabernet Sauvignon, Malvasia Bianca, Trebbiano, Viognier, Ciliegiolo
• Training: Guyot (4,400 vines / ha)
• Planting years: 2003 – 2014
• Altitude and exposure: 40 m asl (south)
• Soil composition: clayish
• Yearly production: about 8,000 bottles + 382 hl bulk

The estate's biodiversity is completed by a specialized olive grove with 98 mature Leccino trees. The production (registrable as Toscana IGP) yields every year an extra virgin olive oil of extraordinary purity and freshness, ideal for complementing the estate’s product portfolio.

The operational core of the company is represented by a highly functional complex. The wine cellar (414 m²) is a real operational structure with very high capacity, equipped with a range of thermally controlled stainless steel tanks (1,131 hl) complemented by an 11.2 hl barrel cellar. Other buildings are intended for agricultural storage for vehicles and equipment (194 m²).

Near the entrance gate, a large flat area is perfectly suited for the realization of an exclusive stop and motorhome storage area, potentially integrated with an intimate bistro-restaurant ideal for tasting and direct enhancement of the wines and products of the cellar. The above-ground swimming pool located in front of the cellar allows for organizing events and tastings in an alternative format.

In the heart of the Tuscan Maremma, between vineyards, olive groves, and gentle hills extending to the sea, this elegant estate enjoys a secluded position in one of the most representative landscapes of southern Tuscany. A place where the agricultural vocation of the land combines with quality of life, among historic villages, fine wines, and proximity to Argentario.

The property includes a refined stone farmhouse, an agricultural annex, a building for business activities, and cultivated lands that testify to the strong rural identity of the estate.

The farmhouse (409 m² – 4,401 ft²) is spread over three levels, with a layout designed to combine comfort and functionality. The ground floor houses the main living areas, including a bright living room with fireplace, a dining room, and a kitchen, both with direct access to the large outdoor porch. The level also includes a practical laundry with bathroom and shower and a cellar. The sleeping area occupies the first floor and includes a spacious master bedroom with a large wardrobe and en-suite bathroom, as well as two additional bedrooms, one of which is served by a private bathroom, and another bathroom. The second floor hosts a fourth bedroom, a wardrobe, a bathroom, and some auxiliary rooms, including a storage room and a deposit.

The arrangement of spaces makes the property ideal both as a private residence and for a charm hospitality activity.

Next to the farmhouse is a recently built warehouse (183 m² – 2,077 ft²): the building is already equipped with electrical and plumbing systems and is prepared for the construction of a winemaking cellar, with an office and service rooms, representing an important added value for those wishing to develop or expand a wine project.

Set in the picturesque hilly landscape of Alta Sabina, this small wine estate is located near the characteristic medieval village of Rocca Sinibalda, in the Cervia and Navegna mountains reserve, 5 km from Lake Turano.

The property extends over 6.8 hectares entirely fenced, of which about 6.1 are dedicated to vineyard cultivation, among oak, holm oak, and hornbeam woods – producing two types of wine, a white (Sauvignon Blanc) and a red (Montepulciano, Cesanese, and Sangiovese). To date, the wine production and sales activity is leased to a sector company. The wines have received numerous awards and are available in various Lazio wine shops.

The property is situated in a landscape of great value, characterized by gentle hills, forests, and open views of the surrounding nature. The strategic location, combined with the presence of productive vineyards, an equipped cellar, and a prestigious residence, gives the estate high potential for both agricultural and touristic hospitality.

In the heart of Umbria, a few kilometers from Perugia, is this castle with an extraordinary estate of about 77 hectares which represents a rare example of balance between historical heritage, agricultural landscape, and potential for real estate and tourism development.

The property is set in a naturalistic context of great value, characterized by vineyards, ancient olive groves, agricultural land, woods, and an area dedicated to truffle harvesting. It is an authentic, unspoiled landscape that encompasses the essence of the Umbrian countryside.

Overall, the estate represents a unique opportunity on the Italian real estate market. The combination of historical value, size of the property, agricultural vocation, and tourist accommodation potential makes it particularly interesting for an international investor.

It is indeed a property capable of combining different possible uses: prestigious private residence, widespread luxury resort, boutique hotel, or high-profile farm. All of this is set within one of the most authentic and recognized landscapes in Italy.

A place that preserves its historical identity intact but at the same time offers all the conditions to be reinterpreted in a contemporary way and generate long-term value.

Immersed in the unspoiled landscape of the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines, in the province of Forlì-Cesena, this estate is an important rural property with a hunting reserve, characterized by spacious areas, great privacy, and a particularly valuable natural context. The estate is located in a quiet and easily accessible position, about twenty minutes from the highway exit, reachable via a smooth and well-connected road network.

The property extends over about 123 hectares of land, including agricultural and forested areas, and offers a residential complex consisting of the main house, two independent dependencies, several service buildings, and a house for the caretaker. The buildings, in excellent overall condition and finely furnished, are immersed in a hilly environment of great beauty, where the tranquility of the countryside combines with the possibility of practicing hunting activities directly on the estate.

A distinctive element of the estate is represented by the hunting and game concession that owns it. The hunting reserve, organized in the form of an Azienda Faunistico Venatoria, covers a total area of about 500 hectares, including lands belonging to associated owners. This feature makes the property particularly interesting for hunting enthusiasts and for those wishing to have a residence immersed in an authentic natural setting.