Splendid Wine Estate With Agritourism In Montepulciano

In the beating heart of the Tuscan hills, in a privileged position between Montepulciano and Torrita di Siena, lies this extraordinary property. An oasis of peace and scenic beauty, where ultimate privacy and traditional charm blend to create a residential and entrepreneurial estate of absolute prestige.

The estate is set in a dominant position across an area of approximately 63 hectares, which include vineyards, olive groves, and arable land. The true engine of the business is represented by over 18 hectares of specialized vineyards, registered under the renowned Nobile di Montepulciano DOCG and Chianti DOCG denominations, capable of ensuring a consistent production of around 125,000 bottles per year. The remaining land offers ample scope for further agricultural and vinicultural development.

The property consists of a series of elegant stone farmhouses, masterfully restored for tourism accommodation and private use. The central hub of the estate—a highly charming 18th-century building—houses the reception, a restaurant with panoramic views, and an independent apartment reserved for the owners or management.
The other buildings are divided into cosy rooms and apartments, designed to offer guests an authentic Tuscan experience.

The entire property is crowned by splendid panoramic swimming pools that blend harmoniously into the silhouette of the hills.
Supporting the production side, the estate includes a 700 m² hi-tech winery, equipped with the most modern winemaking technologies and boasting a storage capacity of up to 2,000 hectolitres.

Nestled on a limestone hill between the Val d’Orcia and the Valdichiana, Montepulciano is one of Tuscany’s most fascinating villages, renowned worldwide for its extraordinary architectural elegance and its prized Vino Nobile. Nicknamed the ”Pearl of the 16th Century,” the town develops along a rising main street (Corso) that culminates in the monumental Piazza Grande—the political and religious heart of the village—surrounded by splendid Renaissance palaces and the Town Hall (Palazzo Comunale).
The true magic of Montepulciano is hidden both underground, where historic monumental cellars carved into the tuff rock safeguard great wine barrels, and outside the walls, where the majestic Temple of San Biagio stands out. Between ancient traditions like the Bravìodelle Botti and breathtaking panoramic views over the Sienese hills, this village perfectly embodies the marriage of great art, history, and food and wine culture.

27 km from Castiglione del Lago (Lake Trasimeno)
62,5 km from Perugia
114 km from Florence airport
162 km from Punta Ala