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Situated in a hilly position between the Valdichiana and Valdambra, in a landscape of great value and with excellent exposure, estate of 15.5 ha with rustic farmhouse and Chianti DOCG vineyard. The property is currently in use as an Agriturismo (17 beds) for weekly stays of families or groups of friends who can count on a fenced park with a 12 × 6 m swimming pool.

The property represents an interesting opportunity for those who wish to combine a stay in a residence immersed in the heart of Tuscany with a passion for viticulture. For the buyer, it is possible to make use of wineries in the area for grape processing; however, the extent of the vineyard and the quality of the production also suggest the creation of an in-house wine cellar.

EXTERIOR

The crown jewel of the property is the scenic 12.1-hectare vineyard, which is in full production and at the beginning of the regime phase of the multi-year cycle.

Plantings were made between 2018 (6.00 ha) and 2022 (6.14 ha), according to the criteria of modern quality viticulture for obtaining fine wines.

The vineyard is located at an altitude of about 500 m above sea level. The soil has ideal texture for vines with abundant skeleton that ensures excellent drainage during rainy periods. The right amount of clay allows for capillary retention of water reserves, which the roots can draw on in dry periods. The excellent exposure, spring and summer breezes and low humidity, ultimately the optimal pedoclimatic characteristics, allow constant production of excellent quality.

The ampelographic base is broad and includes the varieties Sangiovese, Canaiolo Nero, Merlot, Petit Verdot, Alicante Bouschet, Cabernet Franc and Rebo.

The planting layout is 0.80 × 2.50 m, with a density of 5,000 vines per hectare to ensure a low production load per vine.

The entire vineyard area falls under the two appellations Chianti DOCG and Valdarno di Sopra DOC. The latter is a relatively recent appellation to which important wineries in the area have adhered, distinguishing themselves by choosing the organic method in the cultivation of vines.

On the hills surrounding Sansepolcro, in a very panoramic position, hamlet for sale. The property has been entirely renovated and has a hotel license: the structure has 14 guest bedrooms, distributed in the various buildings, and large rooms for events and conferences.

DESCRIPTION OF THE BUILDINGS

The manor house (1,060 m² – 11,405 ft², 10 bedrooms and 12 bathrooms) is a large historic stately building, dating back to the 18th century and originally intended as a noble country residence. In the mid-19th century the structure became a farm/ranch and as such remained until the 1990s when it was purchased by the current owners who oversaw its renovation.

• Ground floor: reception, living room with fireplace, event room, several back rooms (made out of the former stables and very charming), two service bathrooms, utility room for the kitchen and garage;
• First floor: two large common living rooms and four bedrooms with private bathrooms;
• Second floor: living room and six bedrooms with private bathrooms.

To the left of the villa, a few steps from the building, is the two-story guesthouse A (120 m² – 1,291 ft², 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms). Here are two large suites with private bathrooms for guests.

On the right, on the other hand, is the owners’ house (155 m² – 1,668 ft², 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms), structured on two floors:

• Ground floor: storage rooms, cellar and small bathroom;
• First floor: large living room with kitchen, two bedrooms and bathroom.

Next to the owners’ house is a large multipurpose hall (135 m² – 1,453 ft²) characterized by large windows and a beautiful ceiling with wooden trusses. The room is very suitable both as a restaurant/event hall and as a space for yoga and/or meditation classes.

At the back of the villa is guesthouse B (100 m² - 1,076 ft², 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms), which, similar to the other, houses two beautiful suites with private bathrooms.

Completing the property is an outbuilding (70 m² – 753 ft², 1 bathroom) that houses the water storage room with autoclave and the changing room with bathroom for the pool.

The buildings are surrounded by a well-kept garden of 5,300 m², ideal as a location for outdoor events. This is where the 14 × 7 m swimming pool with terracotta solarium is located.

On the hills of Pontassieve, less than an hour from Florence and in a panoramic position, agriculturalestate with three farm complexes for sale. The property is in need of major renovation and enhancement works but offers great development possibilities, especially from a tourist-receptive point of view thanks to the presence of several buildings with various independent housing units.

PODERE “BELLAVISTA”

The manor house (1,100 m² – 11,836 ft², 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms) is a large, stately building, structured on three floors and entirely in need of renovation:

• Ground floor: wine cellar, various halls and reception rooms, kitchen and service bathroom;
• First floor: entrance hall, two kitchens, dining room, four bedrooms and two bathrooms;
• Second floor: practicable and partially habitable attics.

Next to the villa is a farmhouse (255 m² – 2,744 ft², 4 bedrooms and 1 bathroom), the old farmer’s dwelling, which also needs to be entirely renovated:

• Ground floor: farm storehouses, kitchen and sitting room;
• First floor: four bedrooms and bathroom.

The last building is a second farmhouse (263 m² – 2,830 ft², 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms), former gardener's residence, to be renovated. On the ground floor are some storage rooms, while the rest of the building is divided into two apartments:

• Apt. A: large living room with kitchen, three bedrooms and bathroom;
• Apt. B: living room with kitchen, bedroom and bathroom.

The buildings are surrounded by a garden of about 2,800 m², dotted with ancient trees (holm oaks), to be restored and enhanced.

In a very panoramic and quiet location in the Casentino mountains, not far from Talla, rural hamlet to be restored with 112.2 hectares of land for sale. The buildings are located on a rocky outcrop at the confluence of two streams, and the original nucleus of the settlement most likely dates back to the 7th century, when the small church was built: the area was part of the Byzantine possessions, a last offshoot of the so-called “Byzantine corridor” that connected Ravenna to Rome, and the Greek influence on the church is evident. The road leading up to the property is part of that connecting artery that once united the Cassia Vetus (nowadays the Setteponti Road) and the Flaminia Minor (then called Via Romea once it enters Emilia-Romagna). From the property, Mount Penna, on which stands the Franciscan hermitage of La Verna, can be seen in the distance.

The buildings (more than 2,200 m² in total) were later added over the centuries and eventually encompassed what was most likely a small castle placed to defend the road between Casentino and Valdarno. The structure of the hamlet is oriented east-to-west so as to shelter the buildings from the cold winds from the north and denotes great attention to detail.

Importantly, the hamlet was inhabited until relatively recently: sixty people still lived there in the 1970s. One of the features that make the property very interesting is the presence of a virtually endless supply of water thanks to a very rich natural spring that has always bubbled up in the upper part of the estate.

The estate stretches for a total of 112.2 hectares (277.2 acres): of these, most are covered by the typical Casentino woods (80.0 ha that also include a chestnut grove) while the remaining area is devoted to arable land (19.8 ha) and pastures (11.7 ha). The presence of a large amount of water, both from the spring and from the two streams, opens the way for multiple possibilities of use of the farm.

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.

This restored hamlet is located in the Chianti hills, in an outstanding and very panoramic position in the heart of the Tuscan countryside. Finely restored by the current owners, the property is a real gem that embodies all the typical characteristics of Tuscan rustic buildings. Most of the buildings have already been restored and include, at the moment, 15 beautiful bedrooms and elegant living areas. By completing the renovation of the other farmhouses one could reach a grand total of 30 bedrooms (or even more if smaller in size). The property’s 10.2 hectares of land are home to a beautiful Italiangarden and olive grove.

A notable historical fact about the property is that the Italian astronomer and philosopher Galileo Galilei spent some time in the villa, and the bedroom where he stayed still bears his name as a homage. He was, in fact, a renowned wine enthusiast and Chianti lover, to the point that at the end of his life, when confined in his villa in Arcetri, he took over winemaking as a hobby.

Among the rolling hills of Umbria, with a privileged view of Lake Trasimeno, stands this refined historic estate: an exclusive residence where elegance, nature and tranquility blend in perfect harmony. The property includes an Art Nouveau-style manor house recently restored with fine materials and an 18th-century farmhouse that will be delivered completely renovated and furnished in every part, both inside and outside. The entire complex is immersed in a private and panoramic setting, with open views of the lake sunsets and just minutes from the main services.

The manor house (415 m² – 4,465 ft², 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms), dating back to the 19th century and reworked in Art Nouveau style, consists of three floors and has already been renovated:

• Ground floor: entrance hall, living room, dining room, kitchen, TV room, service bathroom, pantry and technical room;
• First floor: master bedroom with en-suite bathroom, sitting room and panoramic terrace and two bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms;
• Second floor: dining room, living room, laundry room, bedroom with en-suite bathroom and game room.

Not far from the villa is an 18th-century rustic farmhouse (410 m² – 4,412 ft², 3 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms), currently under renovation and modernization, structured on two floors:

• Ground floor: large living room with entrance and dining area, relaxation room, kitchen, pantry and service bathroom;
• First floor: three bedrooms with private bathrooms.

A small outbuilding (46 m² – 495 ft²) under renovation completes the property.

Nestled on the top of a hill overlooking the northern shore of Lake Trasimeno, the estate offers about 11,500 m² of private parkland, embellished with an elegant Italian garden, centuries-old cedars of Lebanon and two 15 × 8 m panoramic swimming pools, each with its own pool house. The atmosphere is that of a private oasis, ideal both as a main residence and as a prestigious home for moments of relaxation.

Each building has its own independent driveway access and private gate.

All units will be delivered fully renovated and furnished on a turnkey basis, with the possibility of customization according to the buyer's needs.

On the Chianti hills, not far from the famous golf resort of Castelfalfi, 65-ha estate with Agriturismo and vineyard for sale. The accommodation part of the business can count on 17 independent apartments and a restaurant offering typical Tuscan dishes. The agricultural part, on the other hand, includes an IGT vineyard (3.0 ha), an olive grove (3.1 ha) and large expanses of arable land cultivated with wheat and other typical products of the area.

EXTERIOR AND AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION

The farm covers a total area of about 65.0 hectares (160.6 acres). In terms of agricultural production, the estate can count on an IGT vineyard (3.0 ha) and an olive grove (3.1 ha) with 800 trees in production. Products are processed directly on the farm and yearly production ranges around 3,500 bottles of wine and 960 kg of oil.

The large expanses of arable land (38.8 ha), on the other hand, allow the cultivation of wheat and cereals, alfalfa, officinal lavender, beans, artichokes and honey flowers. The orchard, on the other hand, houses 85 fig trees, persimmons, pears, apple trees, apricots, plums, cherries, and several varieties of peaches. Two private lakes allow the fields to be irrigated when needed and are inhabited by fish, ducks, geese, turtles and toads.

The estate’s woods (20.0 ha), on the other hand, are rich in berries, truffles (black and white) and wild mushrooms, as well as producing firewood.

The estate is partially registered as a hunting reserve (approx. 35.0 hectares) wherne one can hunt boards, deers, fallow deers, hares and pheasants.

Perched on the edge of a medieval town close to Gaiole, this majestic castle is a historical gem in the heart of the Chianti Classico region. The magnificent estate, constructed entirely of white stone in the early 11th century, is steeped in history and tradition. It is believed to have been owned by the noble Ricasoli family from around 1100 AD, who used it as a strategic fortification during the tumultuous wars of the late Middle Ages. Today, the hamlet stands as one of the most captivating and well-preserved examples of a fortified medieval village.

While it requires some modernization and improvement work, the castle’s historical charm and prime location make it an exceptional prospect for anyone seeking to own a piece of Italian history and offers a unique opportunity to savor the timeless beauty of the Chianti region, serving as an oasis of tranquility in a magical, ancient atmosphere.

Nestled in the green heart of Umbria, among the rolling hills of Piegaro, this extraordinary property represents a rare balance between architectural elegance, absolute privacy and authentic contact with nature. The estate covers about 64.7 hectares in a panoramic and well-exposed position, overlooking a landscape of woods, cultivated fields and olive groves that tell the most authentic beauty of the Umbrian countryside. A timeless place, ideal both as a prestigious private residence and as a refined high-level receptive project.

DESCRIPTION OF THE BUILDINGS

Villa Plinio (837 m² – 9,006 ft², 3 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms) is structured on three floors and is intended as the owners' home.

• Basement: large storage room, pool tool room and service bathroom;
• Ground floor: large master suite with bathroom, independent bedroom with bathroom, laundry room and wine cellar;
• First floor: entrance hall, large living room, kitchen, dining room, service bathroom and bedroom with en-suite bathroom.

Villa Quintiliano (1,015 m² – 10,921 ft², 7 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms), on the other hand, is a large three-story building, cadastrally divided into three independent apartments but easily used as a single dwelling. On the ground floor are the old cellars, a garage, and various service rooms including laundry and heating plant.

• Apt. A: entrance hall, living room, kitchen, two large living rooms, study, living room with panoramic terrace, bedroom with double en-suite bathroom and two bedrooms with shared bathroom;
• Apt. B: living room, dining room with open kitchen and two bedrooms with en-suite bathroom:
• Apt. C: large dining room with open kitchen and porch, living room with service bathroom and exclusive loggia, study and two bedrooms with en-suite bathroom.

Next to Villa Plinio is the 10 × 7 m swimming pool, positioned on a terrace paved in terracotta tiles and with a breathtaking view of the surrounding countryside. All around then stretches the 5,000 m² garden, well-maintained and dotted with fruit and decorative trees.

Not far from the main buildings is a convenient agricultural outbuilding (89 m² – 957 ft²) where to shelter tools for garden and field maintenance.