Originating from a 17th-century conventual settlement, this historic estate in upper Tuscany spans 2,446 acres (990 hectares) of continuous land. The property combines a restored central hamlet, an active agricultural operation, and a private hunting reserve.
Building portfolio
The estate encompasses a total built surface of 14,400 m² (12,952 m² usable area). The fully restored central hamlet accounts for 5,800 m² and provides 23 guest bedrooms, independent residential spaces, a library, reception rooms, a multi-purpose event theatre, and a swimming pool. Traditional materials, including terracotta, travertine, and local stone, have been retained throughout. A further 8,600 m² of historic farmsteads and outbuildings across the grounds remain available for conversion.
Land and agricultural assets
The 2,446-acre domain comprises woodland, open pasture, and productive farmland. The agricultural operation includes 200 acres (81 hectares) planted with 12,000 olive trees, yielding between 6,000 and 10,000 litres of organic extra virgin olive oil annually. A licensed private hunting reserve covers 1,111 acres (450 hectares) within the estate boundaries.
Location
Situated in the Tuscan hills, the property lies 30 minutes by car from central Florence. Direct access to the A1 motorway is nearby, while both Florence (FLR) and Pisa (PSA) international airports are reachable within under 60 minutes.
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