Castle in the Tuscan Hills

Nestled in the magnificent Tuscan countryside, in the Chianti Classico area, with a circular tower dating back to the 12th century, surrounded by over eight hundred hectares of pristine nature, used for the cultivation of vineyards, olive groves and arable land.

Tuscany, with its colors and landscapes, is the perfect backdrop to this enchanting property.

A landscape capable of surprising with its majesty and its silence.

The entire building is crowned by Guelph battlements which are the result of a later addition, like the narrow, crenellated round turret that rises above the courtyard.

The central element, around which the other rooms are located, is the historic square where the symbol of these lands is present.

The underpass near the cellar leads directly to the charming cloister from which you can glimpse the rich courtyard.

The atmosphere of the external and internal spaces transports us to a timeless place, to be scrutinized in every detail to capture its essence.

The charm of the place and the original beauty of the bell tower with five superimposed orders with three triple lancet windows and two single lancet windows remain.

The company is currently a winery, producing very fine wines (in particular Chianti, Chianti Classico and Chianti Riserva.

The olive groves are made up almost entirely of 5,000 so-called rediscovered trees, that is, trees that were first dried out – after the frost of 1985 – and then sprung back.