Il Gregge Farm · Pnz335

A farm specialising in sheep rearing and milk production, with 4 fully equipped sheds and 46 hectares of arable land in the Val d’Orcia, a few kilometres from Pienza
REF. PNZ335
In the heart of the Val d’Orcia in the province of Siena, just a few kilometres from Pienza — a Renaissance village listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a global symbol of the Tuscan landscape — Podere Il Gregge is a fully operational sheep-farming business, accessible via a well-maintained private local road with exclusive access, situated in a location of great scenic and environmental value.
The farm complex comprises four buildings in excellent condition and fully operational: three brick-built sheds totalling approximately 495 square metres, used respectively as a sheep shed, a room for the refrigeration and storage of milk, and a milking parlour — all fitted with a fully compliant electrical system, drainage and a complete plumbing system — and a tunnel-style building of approximately 160 square metres used for tool storage and haymaking. An on-site workshop enables basic maintenance work on agricultural machinery to be carried out entirely independently. The farm is equipped with all the necessary machinery for land management and livestock rearing: an automatic milking machine, pumps, milk coolers, unifeed wagons, feed troughs and drinking troughs.
The 46 hectares of land — of which 45.8 ha is arable land used for cereal crops or grassland for grazing, and approximately 0.14 ha is scrubby pasture and a farmyard with a small adjacent olive grove — and exclusive access via a private local road ensure privacy and the preservation of the surrounding environment.
The property offers two potential uses: the continuation and development of the existing livestock farming business — a sheep’s milk production chain in one of Tuscany’s most prestigious gastronomic regions — or the conversion of the barns into several separate residential units to be used for a high-end agritourism and accommodation business, fully capitalising on the location in Val d’Orcia and the growing international tourist demand for this area.