Organic Panoramic Winery In The Chianti Area

Set in a high, secluded position on the hills of Chianti Classico, with a 360-degree view stretching from the medieval towers of San Gimignano to the expanses of vineyards and olive groves that have made this region one of the world’s most celebrated wine-growing areas, this organic wine estate comprises a two-storey stone house, flanked by independent units and a recently built, fully equipped cellar, totalling 500 sqm. Surrounded by approximately 20 hectares of private land – including certified vineyards, olive groves in full production and woodland – it embraces the entire hilly landscape, presenting itself as an ideal solution both for a high-profile private residence and for a structured agricultural and wine tourism business.

The main villa, with two independent apartments, a newly built 20,000-bottle cellar, a Chianti Classico DOCG-certified vineyard, an olive grove with 1,920 trees, a 14x6 m panoramic swimming pool, a solar panel system and 20 hectares of land define a property that combines architectural quality, certified agricultural productivity and a vocation for high-level hospitality within a landscape of absolute excellence. 

The main villa is spread over two floors, featuring exposed natural stone, terracotta flooring, exposed beams and original fireplaces, lending the rooms the warmth typical of prestigious country homes and the authentic character of Tuscan tradition. On the upper floor there is a spacious dining room, a kitchen with access to a big panoramic terrace, a living room and two bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms; on the ground floor, there are two independent apartments, each with a bedroom, kitchenette and bathroom. A large veranda with a wood-fired oven, farm buildings, a laundry room and storage rooms complete the villa’s outdoor facilities. 

The winery, housed in a separate building of approximately 150 sqm, is fully equipped for winemaking and supports an estimated annual production of around 20,000 bottles. The organic vineyard, covering approximately 2.5 hectares and planted mainly with Sangiovese (85%) and Merlot (15%), with two hectares registered under the Chianti Classico DOCG designation, faces south-west at an optimal altitude for the slow ripening of the grapes on soils rich in galestro and alberese. The olive grove, with its 1,920 trees in full production, helps to make the estate a diversified agricultural enterprise with a strong production base.