Castellina in Chianti, Tuscany, Address available on request

Wine and oil farm of the highest quality consisting of 166 hectares in the heart of Chianti Classico 40 kilometers from the historic city of Florence. Prestigious real estate complex with historic villa, park, swimming pool and lemon house for a total of about 1000 square meters with large appurtenances of terraces and loggias, five farmhouses of about 300 to 2000 square meters with panoramic outdoor spaces and exclusive swimming pools are currently intended for accommodation. The state-of-the-art cellar for the production of wine is about 1100 square meters, the oil mill of about 170 square meters. Italian excellence in the heart of Tuscany.
Description 
Driving along the Val D'Elsa regional road, you reach the estate and the farm created in 1961. It is a medieval village dating back to the year 1000 A.D. The historic manor house located above the road can be admired in all its architectural beauty as soon as you walk along the private driveway surrounded by centuries-old olive trees. We are greeted by a succession of very bright halls intended for reception and the large kitchen, upstairs there is the sleeping area with 5 large double bedrooms and three bathrooms for a total of 100 square meters. Approximately. Wonderful terraces, loggias and belvederes for about 2600 square meters. A short distance away is the majestic lemon house and the family chapel. A large farmhouse recently restored has been divided into four lovely farmhouse apartments (in addition to the one of the casery) and a small detached farmhouse a few steps from the main village, as well as a beautiful swimming pool, with a suggestive view of Chianti. The cellar and the main offices are spread over about 3500 square meters, as well as sheds for the storage of equipment of about 500 square meters. Also within the property is another farmhouse also used for to the accommodation business is at the service of customers. 
Land in production 
The vineyards are cultivated according to traditional methods and with the use of only natural composts to ensure an "Organic Production" guaranteed and controlled by ICEA. The harvest is also carried out according to ancient methods and the cultivation methods are those typical of Tuscany. Maturation takes place in seasoned oak barrels that give the wine its unique bouquet. The same methods are implemented with the olive harvest. They are harvested manually by local people and the process is scrupulously carried out cold in the mill.
Specifically, the vineyard covers 19.5 hectares, the olive grove 21.5 hectares, the forest 105 hectares and the remaining land is cultivated with fruit trees in production of cherry, peach, apple and pear trees. The remaining 12 hectares can be used for different crops.
The wine produced is Chianti Classico as well as Riserva and Vin Santo 
Condition and finishes 
The large real estate complex is excellently maintained. The renovation was conservative and typical Tuscan with terracotta floors and chestnut wood beams. The high ceilings of the villa and the large windows give natural light to the living area, the bathrooms are in precious ceramics and the ancient stone fireplaces are very scenic. The part intended for the farmhouse is made of stone, the rooms are finely furnished in a rustic style and very welcoming. The systems are up to standard, the various structures do not require extraordinary maintenance work. 
Large spaces for the shelter of cars.
Potential uses 
The company is well established and renowned all over the world for the excellence of its products.
Perfect for those who want to continue the agritourism business, production and sale of oil and wine 
Location 
Strategic location, in the heart of the Chianti countryside but at the same time only 2.2 km from the main services. The nearest village is Castellina in Chianti with its ancient square, Florence is only 40 km away, while Siena, S. Gimignano and Arezzo can be easily reached by highway for day trips. The winery is a wonderful starting point for admiring and exploring Tuscany.