A farmhouse in Chianti, with authentic charm. A story that dates back to the beginning of the ‘700. An eighteenth-century villa, at the gates of Chianti. A series of charming colonial houses forming a farmhouse suspended in silence, surrounded by avenues of cypresses, pine trees and farm wineries. Between Chianti Classico and Valdarno, 130 hectares of vineyards, olive groves and woods. A farm and an agritourism that regain their ancient prestige thanks to the long work of our family that strongly wanted to recreate a welcoming but true atmosphere, still tied to the peasant tradition of this segment of Tuscany.

Podere Vinsantaia consists of the farmhouse with two floors, San Lorenzo, and of a one-story building, the Vinsantaia or winery. Both buildings have been divided into apartments with independent entrances. An ancient abode of farming families, the homestead has undergone a skillful restoration: while the prominent features of the old structures have been maintained, seven apartments of varying size have been carved out, equipped with all modern comforts, contemporary decorations and elegant and well-designed furnishings. Visible beams, handmade earthenware tiles in the floors, and soft color schemes on the walls are integrated in every residence with modern and elegant furnishing solutions, and with the presence of some ancient memories, bringing into the interior the rhythm of the surrounding countryside: cypresses and age-old oaks, olive tree groves and far-away woods beside regular maintained vineyards, meadows and soft hills in an intriguing harmony of the historical and the present day. There is a shared laundromat present on the property for autonomous use, equipped with a washing machine, a basin for hand washing, an ironing board and a drying rack.