• LC23
• Type: Complesso Turistico / Alberghiero
• Vendita
• 362 sq m
• Rooms
• Bathrooms

On the Chianti Hills in the province of Siena, prestigious wine estate with Chianti Classico DOCG and SuperTuscan IGT vineyards. The property includes two main buildings, located a short distance from each other, plus a ruined farmhouse to be demolished and potentially rebuilt among the vineyards. The cellar (478 sqm – 5,143 sqft) is located in the outskirts of a small town, directly above the owned vineyards. On the inside, the building is split into 9 locals on two floors, including the wine-making locals on the ground floor and the business office on the first floor. On the outside there is also a metal shed (35 sqm – 377 sqft). Inside the town there is a farmhouse (362 sqm – 3,895 sqft) laid out onto three floors. Currently used as a storage house for the products, it could easily be converted into a residence thanks to its nice size. - Basement: storage room; - Ground floor: storage room, a local fitted with wood-burning oven; - First floor: 3 bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen and several locals to be restored; - Second floor: bedroom. An accessory building (ca. 130 sqm – 1,399 sqft) is located among the vineyards but is in precarious structural conditions and its eventual reconstruction could allow the owners to use it either as a holiday house or warehouse. The cellar is currently working and is equipped with cutting-edge machineries. The building is pretty simple, rectangular in shape, and hosts the vinification tanks and the barriques for wine ageing. The farmhouse in the town, conversely, is in builder’s finish and thanks to the excellent temperature of the ground floor and the basement it is currently used as a storage house for wines. The restoration of the building would grand a Tuscan-styled farmhouse with terracotta floors and wooden beams to be used as part of the hosting business. Finally, the building among the vineyards is in precarious conditions and is currently unusable. However, its demolition would allow rebuilding a stone farmhouse (same volume) to be used as a private residence and/or house for rent thanks to its panoramic position. The property owns a total of 19.7 hectares of land. The olive grove (7 ha) is made up of 1,300 trees and grants a yearly production of 1,600 liters of extra virgin olive oil. Much more interesting are the vineyards (12.7 hectares), mainly registered as Chianti Classico DOCG (9.7 ha). Totally replanted starting in 1993 with a density of 5,000 stumps per hectare, these vineyards grant a yearly production ranging around 61,000 Chianti Classico DOCG wine bottles and 19,000 SuperTuscan IGT wine bottles. The wine estate is well-established, with a nice network of clients all over the world, and produces high-quality wines. The building in the town and the ruined farmhouse could be a viable starting point for a hosting business in the heart of Chianti and a short distance from the most known towns and cities of Tuscany.