Charming agricultural estate, perched on a hill in the province of Siena and consisting of a delightful village surrounded by approximately 715 hectares of land, for sale in the heart of Tuscany.

The property is located in the small chain of hills straddling the provinces of Siena, Florence and Arezzo, which was named ‘Monti del Chianti’ by the Sienese historian and man of letters Giovanni Antonio Pecci. In fact, all around the rocca are other hillocks, except on the western side, where a kind of slit opens up in the direction of Siena.

The village covers an area of approximately 8,000 sqm and includes, in addition to the remains of the medieval castle and the large and sumptuous noble villa, streets, squares and even a church with a bell tower.
The hamlet also contains stables, large underground cellars and an oil mill.
In addition, the property includes 18 farmhouses (one of which was renovated in 2014), with a total area of approximately 11,000 sqm.

There is a recovery plan ready for official presentation in relation to the hamlet, which envisages three destinations: residential, receptive and commercial. This is a ponderous work of considerable architectural value, accentuated by the great respect for medieval history imprinted in every detail.

The 715 hectares of land are divided into 27 hectares of vineyards, 11 hectares of olive groves, 35 hectares of orchards, 515 hectares of woodland and 40 hectares of uncultivated land and courtyards. In addition, the land contains two lakes covering an area of 6 hectares.