22. September 2014 • Listing of the week • Views: 554

The information on this charming estate traces back to 1427 when owned by the monastery of San Gaggio of Florence. The square building bears an inner courtyard and a two storey tower with double arched windows on the top.
The property sits on its own promontory and is surrounded by mature cypresses, pines and oak trees. In fact it enyoys absolute privacy, while being only a walk away from the medeaval hamlet that preceeds the actual village. During summer the house is adorned with lavender beds and scented lemon trees.The landscaped garden features a pool overlooking the estates 7.5 acres of own Chianti Classico vinyard and a 1000 olive trees. The buildings have been impeccably restored in the early eighties. The spacious and adequately equipped cantina building represents a mere satisfaction to any winemaker while sun exposure and geografical location allow for the production of an excellent boutique wine.