lands for sale Castiglione della Pescaia, Italy

In the countryside of Capalbio, a large agricultural land of 13 hectares with sea view in the locality of Poggio Pelato. Description: Nestled in the unspoiled landscape of the Tuscan Maremma, in the Poggio Pelato area, this approximately 13-hectare agricultural land represents an interesting opportunity for those looking to invest in land or develop an agricultural project in one of the most appreciated areas of the region. The property extends across hilly and panoramic terrain, from which it is possible to enjoy a suggestive open view of the sea, a highly valuable feature that further enhances the land. Condition and finishes: The land is in good general condition, with a predominantly gentle shape and well-exposed, typical of the Maremma hills. The natural characteristics of the soil and its elevated position contribute to making the property particularly interesting from an agricultural and scenic perspective. External spaces: The property covers a large area of about 13 hectares, set in a natural context of great tranquility and privacy, surrounded by fields and Mediterranean vegetation. The size of the land and the sea view offer a high level of privacy and suggestive views of the surrounding landscape. Potential uses: An ideal solution for agricultural entrepreneurs, investors, or those who wish to own a large extension of land in one of the most sought-after areas of Tuscany, perfect for agricultural activities, rural valorization projects, or as a long-term investment, in compliance with current regulations. Location: Capalbio is one of the most charming villages in the Tuscan Maremma, known for its historic center, the sea, and the beaches of the Costa d’Argento, as well as for the proximity to the WWF Oasis of Lake Burano. The Poggio Pelato area enjoys a strategic position that allows easy access to both the coast and the inland, offering suggestive views and a high quality of life.

In Chianti, a wine estate and its 166 hectares cultivated using organic farming methods. A wine estate whose history can be read in the architecture of its restored buildings: main villa, farmhouse and loggias scattered among olive trees and vineyards. The 166 hectares of land are cultivated using certified organic farming methods and produce wines and olive oil that are renowned beyond the region. Contemporary cellars and a traditional mill allow the estate to be run without breaking with the methods inherited from the region. The interiors retain their terracotta floors and exposed stone walls, while the different levels open onto the rolling landscape of Chianti. Part family home, part established wine business, this property offers the ideal conditions for a life rooted in the Tuscan countryside, where farming coexists with a built heritage that is part of the continuity of the place.

Near Certaldo, a vineyard and its rural outbuildings on 20 hectares of land. Certaldo's vineyards stretch across gently rolling hills in this agricultural part of Tuscany, where the landscape still has to be earned. A 20-hectare estate occupies these slopes, accompanied by rural buildings whose simplicity speaks volumes: built to produce, lived in to cultivate. Several outbuildings await restoration, which could serve as either a wine tourism project or an extended family home. The proximity of Certaldo, the medieval village where Boccaccio lived, places the property in a living territory steeped in centuries of literary and wine-growing history. Neither turned into a museum nor transformed into a backdrop, the estate retains its primary vocation while opening up to other uses. A property that speaks of transmission, know-how and deep roots, far from the conventional Tuscan fantasies.