Historic Tuscan Castle With Expansive Estate And Renaissance Garden

About the Property

In the heart of the Florentine hills, approximately 30 kilometers from Florence, lies this historic Tuscan castle, built in 1424 by the esteemed Pucci family. Renowned as one of the most beautiful fortified structures in Tuscany, it is attributed to the celebrated architect Filippo Brunelleschi, known for the Dome of the Cathedral of Santa Maria Del Fiore. The estate encompasses 1,200 hectares, featuring a Renaissance garden and a commanding position amidst olive groves, protected by moats, walls, and towers. The castle's architectural splendor is accentuated by Guelph battlements, four corner towers, a clock tower, and an inner courtyard adorned with graffiti plaster. The manor house, approximately 3,000 square meters, revolves around a historically charming courtyard and includes numerous reception rooms, offices, and luxurious suites that form the core of its tourist business. The estate also boasts 15 additional hamlets totaling over 30,000 square meters, including a historic Renaissance villa with an aristocratic chapel and frescoed halls. The grounds are primarily woodland, with arable land and approximately 3,000 olive trees, alongside vineyards producing Chianti Colli Fiorentini over 27 hectares. The buildings on the property are currently in need of renovation, with one structure housing a successful agritourism business. Outbuildings: - Four towers at the corners - Clock tower - Chapel for religious services - Inner courtyard of historical charm - Renaissance garden Location: - 30 kilometers from Florence - 50 kilometers from Siena Price: Price On Request Exclusive listing by Santandrea Sede Firenze.