Hotel

In the heart of Tuscany, in the province of Arezzo, among the harmonious hills of the Appennines, along the shores of the Arno River, prestigious historical property for sale, currently working as an accommodation business.

The villa (1,085 m² – 11,675 ft²) and is disposed on three levels, composed as follows.

• Ground floor: entrance hall, dining room, vestibule with bathroom, wine cellar, four dining rooms at the service of the restaurant, corridor and staff area with kitchen, bathrooms and additional rooms;
• First floor: entrance hall, suite and six bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms;
• Second floor: entrance hall and six bedrooms with en-suite bathroom.

On a private position towards the villa is located the medieval tower (312 m² – 3,357 ft²). The building is disposed on five floors and includes the old mill on the ground floor and four luxury suites, all equipped with Jacuzzi bathtub, placed on the first, second, third and fourth floor.

What's more, permissions have been granted to further expand the existing building by roughly 600 m².

Immersed in the tranquility of the Tuscancountryside, just a few minutes from the historic center of Lucca and with a splendid view of the San Michele Church, this charming stone country house represents a perfect expression of Tuscan authenticity, where the charm of tradition meets contemporary comfort.

The house (588 m² – 6,326 ft², 11 bedrooms and 11 bathrooms) develops over three levels and preserves the typical character of rural homes, with welcoming, bright, and atmospheric spaces. The basement hosts the old cellars, ideal as storage spaces or for wine preservation. The rest of the farmhouse is divided into eight independent apartments (five on the ground floor, one on the mezzanine, and two on the first floor), a solution that makes it particularly interesting both as a prestigious private residence and as a charming accommodations facility.

• Apt. N°1: living room with kitchen, bedroom, and bathroom;
• Apt. N°2: living room with kitchen, bedroom, and bathroom;
• Apt. N°3: living room with kitchen, bedroom, and bathroom;
• Apt. N°4: living room with kitchen, bedroom, and bathroom;
• Apt. N°5: living room with loft, small kitchen, bedroom, and bathroom;
• Apt. N°6: living room, dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms, and two bathrooms;
• Apt. N°7: living room with kitchen, bedroom, and bathroom;
• Apt. N°8: entrance, living room with kitchen, and three bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms.

In front of the farmhouse, at basement level and hidden from view, are some storage rooms (42 m² – 452 ft²) which also include technical rooms for the building's systems.

In the historic center of Umbertide, a stone’s throw from the medieval fortress, historic palazzo for sale with a project for a boutique hotel. The building (over 800 m²) is a typical stately building, located in a very quiet area, and is currently being developed for the creation of a boutique hotel with ten bedrooms, a splendid hall used as a restaurant and a lounge bar.

The property is also easily accessible on foot in a few minutes and has parking for cars near the entrance in the town square. From the property on can also reach most of the historical and artistic cities of Umbria such as Perugia, Assisi and Gubbio.

In the heart of the Tuscan Maremma, immersed in over 100 hectares of gentle hills, vineyards, olive groves, and Mediterranean forests, stands this extraordinary organic estate with Agriturismo (45 rooms in total), wellness center, and facilities dedicated to agricultural and equestrian activities. An authentic and charming place, where the beauty of the Tuscan landscape blends harmoniously with significant hospitality and productive activities.

The property, entirely organic, produces wine, extra virgin olive oil, and spirits, offering a unique experience in the heart of Tuscan enogastronomic tradition. Among the symbolically significant places of the estate are a suggestive centuries-old oak and a fascinating natural labyrinth, elements that contribute to making the setting unique.

The hospitality complex is divided into three main bodies: the first is an Agriturismo characterized by authentic and traditional environments; the second is a 4-star country hotel, equipped with all comforts and designed to host an international clientele seeking relaxation and well-being; the third consists of agricultural buildings.

In the heart of the most authentic Tuscan Maremma, immersed in a landscape of extraordinary beauty, between Mediterranean scrub hills and a short distance from the Gulf of Follonica and the renowned Cala Violina, is this charming resort.

The complex extends over approximately 5.4 hectares of private land, enriched with olive trees, cork oaks, and majestic centuries-old oaks, offering an oasis of tranquility perfectly integrated into the surrounding landscape. The accommodation structures are harmoniously distributed along the hillside profile and include a characteristic stone villa intended for management and welcoming activities, a large building dedicated to catering with a restaurant, bar, and market, as well as technical and service areas functional to the management of the facility.

The resort features 62 independent apartments (a total of 71 bedrooms) of various sizes, each equipped with a patio and private garden, designed to guarantee guests privacy, comfort, and an authentic contact with the surrounding landscape.

Characterized by an elegant Tuscan-style architecture, with traditional materials and carefully studied details, the resort naturally fits into the environmental context, enhancing the authentic charm of the Maremma countryside.

On the hills surrounding the beautiful Florence, in the heart of Tuscany, wonderful estate finely restored with 117.1 hectares of land, vineyard (16.5 ha, including Chianti DOCG), accommodation business and hunting reserve.

The whole property is split between two hamlets.

HAMLET A

The Hamlet A includes six independent apartments, a villa (internally split into two separate residences) and several other buildings and locals for a grand total of 960 m² (10,329 ft²).

In a farmhouse (198 m² – 2,130 ft²), fully restored in 1998 two apartments on two floors have been obtained, for a grand total of five bedrooms.

• Apt. N°1 (120 m² – 1,291 ft²): kitchen with fireplace, three bedrooms and two bathrooms;
• Apt. N°2 (78 m² – 839 ft²): kitchen, living room, two bedrooms and bathroom.
  • Apt. N°3 (73 m² – 785 ft²): living room with fireplace, kitchenette, two bedrooms and bathroom;

In a second farmhouse (154 m² – 1,657 ft²) fully restored in 1998, two one–story apartments have been obtained.

• Apt. N°4 (81 m² – 872 ft²): living room with fireplace, kitchenette, two bedrooms and bathroom.

Two more residential units, restored in 1998, are located in the hamlet:

• Apt. N°5 (133 m² – 1,431 ft²): living room, kitchenette, three bedrooms and two bathrooms;
• Apt. N°6 (81 m² – 872 ft²): living room, kitchenette, two bedrooms and bathroom.

A villa (257 m² – 2,765 ft²), fully restored in 1998, is laid over two floors and split between a living area (ground floor) and a sleeping area (first floor). The day–zone is made up of a kitchen with fireplace and oven, dining room with fireplace, three sitting room and a bathroom. The sleeping area has six bedrooms, two bathrooms and a service kitchen.

Finally we find a game room and a storage room (for a total of 47 m² – 506 ft²), a linen room (20 m² – 215 ft²) directly under the villa and a former dairy (30 m² – 323 ft²). The hamlet is completed by a nice small church dating back to the 17th century (40 m² – 430 ft²), consecrated and currently used for religious ceremonies.

On the hills of Chianti, not far from Certaldo, a 168.3-hectare estate for sale with Agriturismo, Chianti DOCG vineyard, and olive grove. The company is well established both from a tourist accommodation point of view (37 bedrooms distributed in various renovated buildings) and from a production perspective with a potential of about 150,000 bottles of wine and 7,000 kg of oil per year. There are some buildings to renovate that could further expand the accommodation capacity or create common spaces such as a wellness center and/or event zones.

EXTERIOR AND AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION

The estate covers 168.3 hectares (415.9 acres) in total, on hilly terrain with excellent sun exposure. The company mainly focuses on wine and olive oil production and can count on large extensions of arable land (50.8 ha) to further increase yields. Cultivation has been conducted since 2009 using organic methods. The woods covering the rest of the estate (about 51.7 ha) are perfect for walks and countryside excursions.

The vineyard (26.8 ha) is mostly composed of Tuscan varieties (Sangiovese, Canaiolo, Trebbiano, Traminer, and Colorino) but also includes foreign grapes (Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Pinot Grigio, Chardonnay) which, together with the sandy-clay soils of the estate, give the wines distinctive and sought-after characteristics. The annual production is around 150,000 bottles of wine:

• Chianti DOCG: Sangiovese 95%, Canaiolo 5%
• Chianti DOCG Riserva: Sangiovese 100%
• Toscana IGT Bianco: Trebbiano 30%, Chardonnay 15%, Pinot Grigio 15%, Traminer 15%
• Toscana IGT Rosé: Sangiovese 100%
• Toscana IGT Rosso: Sangiovese 40%, Merlot 30%, Cabernet Sauvignon 30%
• Vinsanto del Chianti DOC: Trebbiano 100%

The olive groves (28.5 ha) consist of about 4,500 plants of Frantoio, Moraiolo, Leccino, and Pendolino varieties, which allow the production of about 7,000 kg of extra virgin olive oil every year.

In the hills of Umbria, not far from Perugia and in an area of rare beauty, impressive estate with medieval abbey for sale. The numerous buildings on the estate largely need restoration work, but the property boasts incredible development potential with the possibility of creating a high-level accommodation business (over 150 potential bedrooms) combined with the agricultural activity already in place.

The heart of the property is the beautiful 10th-century Benedictine abbey (over 6,500 m²). The building rose on the remains of a pre-existing Roman temple and reached its peak around the 12th century. Over the years, various bequests and donations meant that the abbey came to exert its influence over more than thirty towns and twenty castles in the Perugia area. The cloister and church visible today were built in the 13th century, and during the same period the same buildings were embellished with fine art and furnishings. Crisis began to set in at the end of the 14th century, and the abbey slowly became depopulated, until in 1602 it became the focal point of a large farm.

A group of Cistercian monks came to the abbey in 1749 and remained there continuously until the Unification of Italy, when the property was expropriated and sold.

The interior of the abbey still features original elements of rare beauty: the chapter house houses beautiful religious-themed frescoes from the late 13th century, while the church (dating back to the 14th century) still has the original altars decorated with frescoes by Bartolomeo Caporali and Fiorenzo di Lorenzo. In the basement, however, is the crypt, which is, to date, the oldest part of the abbey.

In the grounds of the abbey there are also 50 rustic buildings including farmhouses and agricultural outbuildings (over 27,000 m²): some of these (around twenty) have been renovated over the years and are in excellent condition, while the remaining ones are in need of restoration, consolidation and renovation. At the same time, the Master Plan of the Municipality of Perugia would allow the construction of new volumes within some areas of the property (roughly equal to those already existing) intended for tourist and accommodation activities.

In the hills of Tuscany, just outside a village less than half an hour from Florence, historical villa converted into a boutique hotel with swimming pool and wellness center. The building (2,230 m², renovated in 2015) now offers 22 guest bedrooms, a restaurant with outdoor space and beautifully decorated halls for events and ceremonies. The 3.8 hectares of land include an elegant Italian garden, swimming pool area with solarium and a large olive grove.

All services are available in the nearby village (1 km; 2') and the historical center of Florence is about 25' drive away.

Not far from Assisi, the city of Saint Francis, and in the heart of the Umbrian countryside with an incredible panoramic view, 6.5-hectare estate with resort. The buildings (almost 1,500 m² in total) have been carefully restored and now house a total of 19 guest bedrooms, an elegant wellness center and a restaurant. The 12,400-m² garden houses the 12 × 6 m swimming pool and a tennis court.

The resort (725 m² – 7,801 ft², 11 bedrooms and 13 bathrooms) is the heart of the property, housed in a finely renovated rustic farmhouse with modern amenities. From the central hall, the building then branches into two wings. One side leads to a hallway that in turn leads to five bedrooms, all with en-suite bathrooms. On the other side is the wellness center with relaxation area, sauna, massage cabin, changing rooms and service bathroom.

Going up to the upper floor, the building is still divided into two wings that house six more bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and a shared living room that gives access to the main wing.

The Foresteria (745 m² – 8,016 ft², 8 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms) is instead divided into two distinct sections. The basement, with direct access from the outside, contains six bedrooms with private bathroom, the property’s laundry, a service staff quarters with two bedrooms and bathroom, various storage rooms and the facility’s technical rooms. The upper floor, on the other hand, is used entirely for the restaurant, consisting of two large halls, a professional kitchen and a bar.

The buildings have been entirely restored preserving the original charm of the structures, which stand above what was once a Franciscan refuge dating back to the 13th century. Externally, the structure retains its rustic appearance, with stone and brick walls, while internally, several rooms have been created that are characterized by two very different styles: where possible, the rustic aspect has been maintained, with exposed walls and wooden beams, while in other areas a more modern approach has been preferred, with a more sober and contemporary style that nevertheless blends well into the context.