A Jewel of the Sixteenth Century among the Vineyards of Chianti

Description

In the heart of the Tuscan hills, between Florence and Lucca, lies this extraordinary medieval hamlet dating back to the 12th century, part of a historic property that blends charm, history and scenic beauty. Located near Vinci, the birthplace of Leonardo, the main mansion and outbuildings cover a total area of about 2,000 square meters, offering elegant and evocative spaces, including vaulted halls, period basements and a consecrated chapel with Renaissance frescoes.

The hamlet includes restored farmhouses, now also intended for agritourism hospitality, and a museum dedicated to Leonardo and the Renaissance of wine. The property covers 15 hectares of vineyards, with the possibility of acquiring additional vineyards, offering excellent wine-growing and agritourism potential.

This residence represents a unique opportunity for those who wish to live immersed in Tuscan history and culture, with panoramic views of the Chianti hills, combining the authenticity of a medieval village with the potential of a prestigious wine or tourism project.