Charming Agricultural Estate in Siena, Tuscany

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Amid the rolling Chianti hills, between Castelnuovo Berardenga and Radda, lies this 102.1-hectare historic wine estate, a place where centuries of history merge seamlessly with the rhythms of vineyard life and the golden Tuscan light. The scenic road from Vagliagli winds up to the estate, revealing, turn after turn, the majesty of its medieval castle—its towers still watching over the landscape, its bridge once spanning a protective moat. The air carries the timeless calm of a countryside estate, where forests, olive groves, and vineyards form a living tapestry steeped in tradition. The built area exceeds 4,500 m² and includes the castle itself of about 1,300 m², a 250 m² farmhouse renovated in the 1990s with eight bedrooms, kitchen, and breakfast room (now in need of refurbishment), a 500 m² country house nestled within the vineyards requiring full restoration, and a three-level wine cellar with offices and shop on the ground floor, fermentation and bottling area one level below, and barrel aging in the lower cellars. The estate cultivates 28.6 hectares of vineyards with an additional 7.7 hectares authorized for replanting, along with 6 hectares of olive groves, 7 hectares of arable land, and around 60 hectares of woodland. An approved project allows the construction of a new agricultural shed, while the entire property holds immense potential for transformation into a luxury boutique resort or an exclusive wine hospitality retreat in one of Tuscany’s most coveted landscapes. Life here moves to the ancient rhythm of the vines: slow walks among the rows, sunsets that tint the hills in amber, and nights filled with the scent of wine and rosemary. This is not merely a property in Chianti—it is the very essence of it, distilled in stone, soil, and silence.