Nestled in the heart of the Chianti region, this historic holiday villa is ideally situated only a 7-minute drive to the nearest town, and both Siena and Florence are reachable within a 30-40 minute drive. The property was built around the year 1000 and is attributed to Giovanni Gualberto, the founder of the Vallumbrosan order. The standout features of this property include expansive, lush gardens, a large private pool, and a private path with access to a small river.

The historical home boasts rustic elegance with its brick archways, exposed wooden beams, and contemporary amenities, providing guests with a seamless blend of old-world charm and modern convenience for a luxurious Tuscan experience.

The property consists of three distinct buildings: the main villa and two guest houses. The ground floor of the main villa comprises a spacious living room, an impressive dining room with a fireplace and a bread oven, a fully equipped kitchen, and the first bedroom with a private bathroom. The first floor features a bright living room with vaulted ceilings and a fireplace, and two elegant en-suite bedrooms. The garden floor, with direct access to a terrace, offers a fourth en-suite bedroom, and a unique bedroom located near the ancient mill room.

The first guest house is situated on the left side of the main building. The ground floor includes a bedroom with a bathroom and access to a side terrace with an al fresco dining area, while the mezzanine features a bedroom perfect for two young guests. The annex, located on the opposite side of the main villa, offers a living room with a fireplace, a small kitchen, and a comfortable en-suite bedroom.

The exteriors feature lush gardens with imposing cypress trees expanding over 7 acres, and a large swimming pool is surrounded by a stone terrace lined with comfortable sunbeds. Guests can also enjoy the soothing sound of the nearby river, accessible by a private path, several verandas with outdoor lounge and dining areas, a BBQ, and a wood-fired pizza oven.