Medieval Farm Hotel in Castellina, Tuscany

The 30 rooms and 24 bathrooms convey the idea of a complex structure, which can serve as both a prestigious residence and a hospitality project, always respecting the agricultural identity of the place. Completing the ensemble are elements that strengthen the connection with the land and a more authentic daily life: the vineyard, olive grove, cellar, and parking spaces, along with the terrace that adds another open space to be enjoyed simply and fully. The presence of the fireplace also contributes to the property’s atmosphere, suggesting a welcoming dimension that extends beyond the beautiful season. Outside, the pool area with sunbeds and stone surfaces creates a pleasant balance between built parts and nature, without interrupting the sense of privacy and tranquility that accompanies the entire estate.

Days here flow between open spaces, shared moments, and the orderly rhythm of the countryside. The private garden invites one to experience the outdoors naturally, from an al fresco breakfast, time spent by the pool, to the cooler hours around the stone and wooden tables. The vineyard and olive grove strengthen the bond with the territory and give this property a tangible character, made not only of beauty but also of substance, seasons, work, and landscape. It is a home meant to be fully lived in, with the pleasure of ample spaces and a discreet privacy.

The size of the property, along with the presence of a garden, terrace, pool, cellar, vineyard, and olive grove, makes this farmhouse a proposal of rare balance in the context of Castellina in Chianti, in the province of Siena. A property that combines spaciousness, territorial identity, and quality of outdoor spaces, maintaining a direct and credible relationship with the Tuscan countryside.