Rural property

A few minutes from the historic center of Anghiari, elected among the most beautiful villages in Italy, a splendid large independentfarmhouse, situated in a dominant position with a charming 180° panoramic view over the entire valley.

The farmhouse (381 m² – 4,100 ft²) develops on three levels characterized by large spaces and double independent entrances, a layout that offers extraordinary flexibility of use for every residential or hospitality need.

The ground floor welcomes a spacious living area consisting of a kitchen, living room with loggia, two bedrooms, bathroom, storage room (potentially convertible into a bedroom with en-suite bathroom), and a covered loggia. The large spaces and direct access from outside easily allow this floor to be used as a guest area or completely independent annex.

The first floor is independently accessible from the characteristic Tuscan masonry external staircase with loggia. The apartment includes a bright living room, kitchen, an office, three large bedrooms, and a bathroom. From this level, the internal staircase leads to the upper floor where there is a finished attic with a panoramic veranda.

Next to the farmhouse is a barn (95 m² – 1,022 ft²) on two floors, four rooms in total, to be renovated and potentially convertible into a charming guest annex.

The property includes about 9,400-m² of private land ensuring total privacy, enriched by a mature olive grove with producing trees and a small part of arable land usable for a private vegetable garden.

The location offers an exceptional panoramic view of Anghiari and the Tiber Valley. The total independence of the floors guaranteed by the external staircase makes the first floor with attic autonomous from the ground floor, making the house perfect for a large family, two independent units, or a hospitality business.

In the heart of Casentino, on the slopes overlooking the villages of Marcena and Partina, 500-hectare estate for sale, particularly interesting due to its size and notable naturalistic value. The estate forms a single landholding with a predominantly mountainous and hilly character. The property extends from about 480 m of altitude, near the Archiano stream, up to 1,208 m at the highest point, offering a remarkable variety of environments, exposures, and landscapes.

About 470 hectares fall within the municipality of Bibbiena and about 30 hectares within Chiusi della Verna. A portion of about 190 hectares is included in the Casentinesi Forests, Monte Falterona and Campigna National Park, in a naturalistic context of incredible scenic interest.

The main component of the property consists of woods, with a prevalence of oak-type formations, particularly Turkey oak, and significant beech forest areas.

The woods are characterized by various forms of management and treatment, including coppice, high forest, and woods in transition to high forest, as well as areas of old hornbeam coppice. Forest management has been the subject of a previous ten-year plan aimed at sustainable management of the forest heritage.

Within the portion falling inside the National Park, beech woods prevail, present both as high forest and as coppices in conversion and hornbeam coppices, the latter being a historical form of forest management in the Tuscan Apennines.

In the rolling countryside of Castelfiorentino, in the province of Florence, this historic rural estate represents a rare opportunity to create an exclusive private residence or a charming hospitality retreat in the heart of Tuscany. Surrounded by agricultural land, olive groves and woodland, the property combines the authentic character of traditional Tuscan architecture with the potential for a carefully designed renovation project.

The estate comprises three independent rural buildings, currently in a ruined condition, with a proposed reconstruction concept already developed by the technical studio. The buildings offer a total floor area of approximately 740 m², providing considerable flexibility for the creation of a prestigious country residence, a boutique hospitality property or a small rural retreat immersed in nature.

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.

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.

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 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 historic heart of the small village of Civitella d’Agliano, this remarkable property comprises two independent town houses, meticulously restored to combine the authentic character of traditional architecture with the comforts of a refined contemporary residence. Set against the surrounding landscape, the property enjoys an outward-facing position, a private garden descending towards the valley, a swimming pool and a panoramic terrace, while a large natural cave offers the intriguing possibility of creating a private spa.

The property is particularly suited to those who appreciate the charm of historic villages and are willing to embrace their distinctive layout and character. The houses are connected by different levels and stairs, while the pedestrian setting means that the car cannot be parked directly at the property. These characteristics are more than compensated for by the tranquility, privacy and authenticity of village life, making the property ideal for those seeking a slower pace and a genuine connection with the surrounding landscape.

In the heart of Casentino, at the foot of the Casentino Forests that guard the ancient Hermitage of Camaldoli, this property preserves a history deeply linked to the secular presence of the Camaldolese Monks, who for centuries played a key role in the religious, economic, and agricultural life of this territory.

The history of the property is part of the broader network of lands, farms, and agricultural structures that, over the centuries, belonged to the monastic community founded by St. Romuald at the beginning of the 11th century. The Camaldolese system developed not only around the Hermitage and the Monastery but also included an extensive rural estate to support the community's life and organize the agricultural activities of the area.

The origin of the estate is intertwined with this ancient organization. The estate's locations were originally owned by the monks and served a significant function along the old route of Casentino: it was a postal station for horse changes, located along the carriage road that crossed the countryside following the course of the Archiano river.

A crossing and connection point, therefore, between the agricultural world of the valley and the monastic one of the mountains, where the productive vocation and hospitality were already deeply connected.

Today, this ancient vocation lives on through the farm and agritourism activities, in a landscape of extraordinary authenticity where nature, agriculture, hospitality, and history still coexist harmoniously.

A few kilometers from Lake Trasimeno, on the hills surrounding Magione and Perugia, a renovated farmhouse with 10.6 hectares of land for sale. The property's location is extremely panoramic and very convenient, being just a few hundred meters from a village that offers all essential services. Despite this, the buildings are surrounded by trees that ensure privacy and confidentiality and shield the property from noise and prying eyes.

The farmhouse (324 m² – 3,486 ft², 2 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms), completely renovated in the 1990s and in good aesthetic-structural condition, is arranged over two levels. On the ground floor, there is the living area consisting of two large lounges, a spacious kitchen with direct access to the porch and the terrace (ideal for outdoor dinners and lunches), an entrance with stairs, an office space, two service rooms, and a bathroom. Moving upstairs, accessible both from the inside and directly from the outside, you reach the sleeping area composed of a spacious master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom and a private walk-in wardrobe (technically an additional room), a second bedroom, a separate bathroom, and a small lounge.

The house could feature up to four bedrooms but the current owners went with a two-bedroom layout based on their personal needs.

The building is also equipped with an alarm system that ensures safety and tranquility.

The outbuilding (58 m² – 624 ft²) is located not far from the house and is currently used as a garage (two separate rooms) with a small cellar at the back. The building is already equipped with utility connections and could easily be converted into a guesthouse.

The house is surrounded by a lush terraced garden of about 6,400 m² with lighting and irrigation systems. The paved terraces surrounding the building offer breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside, as does the 8 × 4 m swimming pool located slightly lower than the house. Just below the pool is a bocce court which needs a few works.

In the upper part of the property, where guests and service staff usually park, one could easily create a tennis and/or pickleball court.

The rest of the property (about 10.0 hectares) is located on the hillside down to the valley and is entirely covered by woods (5.1 hectares) and olive trees (4.9 hectares) that produce excellent extra-virgin olive oil every year.