Ancient Farmhouse In The Heart Of Chianti

Located in the heart of a region that includes some of Italy’s major attractions – Florence, the city of art par excellence; Siena, famous for its Palio and charming narrow streets; Arezzo, with the works of Piero della Francesca and the famous monthly Antiques Fair; and finally Chianti, with its renowned wine routes – the structure, while respecting the style of ancient farmhouses in every detail, from the furniture reconstructed in rustic style to the rural atmosphere, offers every modern comfort.
The complex consists of a main building, the farmhouse dating back to the late Middle Ages, partly renovated and used as a farmhouse, and the former barn, now converted into guest apartments. Both buildings overlook the garden and the vineyards on the property.
The beautifully renovated property, with a total area of 1,700 square meters, is divided into apartments of various sizes, in addition to the beautiful master apartment where the current owners reside. All the apartments, named after Tuscan flowers or aromatic plants - Ginestra, Giglio, Margherita - are well furnished and equipped with a kitchenette complete with dishwasher, refrigerator, sofa bed, TV, telephone, safe, double bedroom, and bathroom with shower. The Anemone apartment is barrier-free and therefore accessible to people with disabilities.
The property also includes an annex used as a reception area, a tool shed, a barbecue area, a billiard room, a laundry room, an office, a storage room for bottles and barrels, a shed for agricultural machinery, and a fruit processing workshop.
The farmhouse, entirely dedicated to organic farming, is surrounded by rows of Malvasia vines, organic strawberry plantations, undergrowth rich in medicinal plants and olive groves, covering a total area of approximately 10 hectares.
The beautiful 5,000 m² garden features a 7.5 x 15 m swimming pool with hydromassage, surrounded by greenery and olive trees.

Located in the heart of Tuscany, just 8 km from the Valdarno motorway exit, from where you can reach Florence in just 40 km, Arezzo in 30 km, and Siena in 50 km. The Valdarno is the valley crossed by the Arno River, bordered to the west by the Chianti Hills and to the east by the Pratomagno mountain.