Nestled in the heart of the Tuscan countryside, this stunning 18th-century farmhouse is a true architectural gem, immersed in nature and offering sweeping panoramic views over rolling hills and sprawling estates that stretch as far as the eye can see.
Despite the passage of time and a period of abandonment, the structure retains an extraordinary charm: its perfectly balanced symmetry, the repeated arches adorning the façades, the historic chimneys that speak of warmth and hospitality, and the generous spaces that evoke a rural life marked by slow, steady rhythms and hard work.
Built in the 1700s, the villa is a sublime example of traditional Tuscan architecture — a harmonious blend of functionality and beauty that tells the story of centuries of culture, craftsmanship, and heritage.
Adjacent to the main residence stands a secondary building, formerly a hayloft, which offers great potential to be transformed into a refined guesthouse, a charming independent residence, or a dedicated hospitality space.
The property also benefits from a private well, providing abundant water and adding both value and autonomy to the estate.
Additional agricultural outbuildings are located nearby. While they require renovation, they present exciting opportunities for new developments — including the potential for a swimming pool that would blend naturally into the landscape.
The entire estate exudes a timeless, almost postcard-like charm. Every corner tells a story of passion for the land and the rural way of life, steeped in history and authenticity.
Located in a sought-after area of Tuscany, favoured by celebrities for its beauty and privacy, this farmhouse is more than just a home — it is a living testament to the region’s rich cultural and architectural heritage.
We are pleased to offer full support for restoration and enhancement projects, helping to bring new life to this exceptional property.
In a glance:
Built around 1850
Residential : The hunting lodge of around 320 m² plus the annex with a living space of 200 m²
Sheds, one of 200 m², one of 58 m² and a small 19 m²
Land: around 7 ha of olive grove, wineyard and mainly woods
Energy class: G 340,89 kWh/m²per year