Sitting on distinguished and historic Gallo Nero land is Le Capraie Mansion, a 35-bedroom estate with vast grounds growing prestigious Chianti Classico vines. Boasting extensive countryside panoramas but within easy reach of Tuscan villages and cities, the elegantly restored manor house blends traditional architecture with contemporary amenities.
Enviably positioned in one of Italy’s top wine-producing regions, the private estate is surrounded by vines, olive groves, and woodland, and produces over 110,000 bottles of Chianti Classico a year.
Listed at €10 million, the sale of Le Capraie Mansion is being handled by Apolloni & Blom. The real estate agency has been in business for over a decade, selling characterful, luxury residences to a diverse array of clients.
Premier Tuscan Estate Near Florence & Siena
Less than 60 minutes south of Florence and half an hour north of Siena, Le Capraie Mansion is situated in a sought-after area, with proximity to the best of Tuscany. The region’s property market continues to flourish, particularly in the Chianti Classico vicinity, where vineyard estates are in high demand.
Tranquil Tuscan Retreat
The sprawling estate enjoys a privileged position, surrounded by verdant countryside peppered with picturesque medieval villages. The charming town of Castellina in Chianti is just seven kilometers away – home to shops, cafés, and restaurants. As such, there’s easy access to modern services, yet Le Capraie Mansion is blissfully peaceful and rural.
Castellina in Chianti, Tuscany, Italy
The region has a rich history and world-class cuisine, making it a top destination for those seeking an authentic Tuscan lifestyle. And of course, the wine comes into play: Produced in the area for over 2,000 years, DOCG Chianti Classico is unique – bearing an unmistakable pink label and a Black Rooster seal.
Le Capraie Mansion: Coveted Investment in Tuscany’s Wine Country
Chianti Classico’s property sector is a magnet for affluent buyers and grape connoisseurs, drawn to the world-famous vineyards and outstanding natural beauty. With that in mind, residences, especially those with wine production capabilities, are viewed as valuable investments, meaning demand is steadily rising.
Le Capraie Mansion combines style, historic architecture, and modernity with a thriving vineyard and organic cultivation methods, intensifying its appeal to those searching for long-term value and luxury in an acclaimed wine region.
The estate’s location, within easy reach of Florence and Siena, further cements its status as a top-tier proposition in Tuscany’s competitive market.
Indeed, the region accounts for 32.2% of dwellings worth over €1 million in the country, with ultra-luxe abodes also available. According to research, international demand is driving the market, with foreign investors making up 18% – India, the USA, and Switzerland lead the charge. Meanwhile, prices for deluxe Italian properties rose in 2024, bucking the general trend.
Le Capraie Mansion: Luxury & Tradition Meet Winemaking
Historically significant and with impressive design elements and grounds, Le Capraie Mansion has much to offer potential buyers. The main house was built in 1700; the rest of the estate dates back to the 1300s.
Grand Estate With Lavish Interiors
Make your way along the cypress tree-lined driveway and admire the façade of the primary home – original Vanvitellian-style, complete with a tower, colonnades, and arched windows.
Head inside and take in the grand entrance hall, before checking out the spacious reception rooms, duo of dining areas – one with over six-meter-high ceilings – study, and library.
You’ll also discover eight en-suite bedrooms with countryside panoramas. Restored in 2004, the décor is traditional and sophisticated.
Exploring Le Capraie Mansion’s Superb Amenities
The working winery and agricultural estate boasts sizable grounds spanning an Italian-style garden with fountains, Belvedere terraces, and two swimming pools. Other noteworthy features range from a landscaped park and a lake to olive groves, orchards, and forests.
Elsewhere, explore the 15th-century traditional stone farmhouses converted into 11 holiday apartments and the chic family villa with 24 bedrooms. Moreover, there’s a fully equipped winemaking facility, vaulted spaces for aging bottles, cellars with oak barrels, tasting rooms, a shop, and offices. Additional elements include an oil mill, farm outbuildings, and staff quarters. In total, there are 35 bedrooms and 38 bathrooms across 47,695 square feet.
When it comes to winemaking, Sangiovese, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Colorino, Trebbiano, Foglia Tonda, Malvasia Nera, Canaiolo Nero, Gamay, and Malvasia Bianca grape varieties grow on 47.9 acres. The land is cultivated according to centuries-old Tuscan traditions and is certified 100% organic.
Also on site is a church with a consecrated chapel, where private Catholic ceremonies are still held.
Own a Tuscan Legacy
This is a valuable chance to own a piece of Tuscan heritage, where historic charm fuses with modern amenities. On top of that, the estate is home to 23 well-established acres of Chianti Classico Gallo Nero DOCG vineyards and expansive grounds, and there are exceptional views to savor. In short, it will suit buyers seeking a country retreat coupled with a viable business opportunity.
For more information about this exceptional property, contact Apolloni & Blom.
