Interesting farm in the Chianti region

Description

This interesting property, which extends over approximately 12 hectares, is an oasis immersed in the Tuscan landscape. Surrounding the main house is a lush park of approximately 9,900 sqm, adorned with fruit trees, aromatic plants and flowers typical of the area. A short distance from the main buildings is a swimming pool with a stone-paved area and a shading canopy, perfect for hosting summer aperitifs and dinners. On the estate there is a large olive grove of 4.4 hectares, the remaining land comprises 4.1 hectares of arable land and 2.3 hectares of mixed woodland.
The main villa, measuring 538 square metres, is an elegant historical residence on two levels. On the ground floor are the reception and dining areas: the entrance for guests, two offices, a corridor leading to the restaurant and five dining rooms. This floor is completed by a professional kitchen with pantry and a bathroom for guests. Going up to the first floor, two external staircases lead to the owners' private residence, which is divided into two wings: one houses a dining room with an open kitchen, a small living room and two bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, while the other has a living room and five bedrooms, all with en-suite bathrooms.
Opposite the main villa is a 115 m2 building, designed for events and conferences. It houses a multi-purpose hall with bathroom and two independent suites, each consisting of a living room, bedroom and bathroom. Next door, a separate small building is intended for the property's technical installations, including water, electricity and heating.
An outbuilding of 132 square metres, distributed on two levels, completes the complex. This building is designed to accommodate guests: on the ground floor there are two rooms with independent access from the outside, while on the upper floor another two rooms can be reached via an internal staircase. All rooms have private bathrooms, guaranteeing maximum comfort.
A distinctive element of the property is the care taken in the renovation, which focused on high-quality materials and environmentally friendly techniques. The walls have been treated with natural lime, bringing back the original 19th century plaster wherever possible. The perfect balance between tradition and modernity is also evident in the two photovoltaic systems (19.68 kW in total), which ensure energy efficiency and environmental sustainability.
This unique place, which combines historical charm, modern comforts and an extraordinary natural setting, is suitable both as a private residence and as high-end accommodation.