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Ref. 3027 Podere Santa Chiara
AGRITURISMO WITH SMALL CHIANTI VINEYARDS FOR SALE IN GREVE
Ref. 3027 Podere Santa Chiara
general details
Exteriors: 4.56 ha
Interiors: 720 ㎡
Housing: 630 ㎡
Production potential: 150 hl / year
climate characteristics
Vineyards altitude: 290 – 330 m a.s.l.
Temperatures: min: 0°C - max: 28 °C
Sunshine hours: 2943 h / year
Average precipitations: 911 mm / year
On the hills of Chianti, not far from Greve, small 4,5-ha estate with Agriturismo and vineyard. The buildings are mainly intended for guest reception: the farmhouses (630 m² – 6,779 ft²) include eight independent apartments, plus a room with private bathroom, for a total of 25 beds which can use a 12 × 6 m swimming pool set in a very panoramic position with views of the surrounding vineyards. Accompanying this is an administrative office with an adjoining sales room (90 m² – 968 ft²).
The Agriturismo is complemented by 4.5 hectares of agricultural land including a Chianti Classico DOCG vineyard (about 2.8 ha) and about 1.7 ha of fallow arable land, potentially usable for further vineyard expansion. The cultivation methods are strictly biological and aim for maximum respect for nature. Production can theoretically reach 20,000 bottles of wine per year.
The estate is accessible via a comfortable paved road and is just 3 km from the center of Greve in Chianti, where all basic services are available. Its location is also very convenient for visiting the art cities of Tuscany, making the property very attractive to tourists.
Chianti is a picturesque wine region located in Tuscany. The region covers a vast area that includes the provinces of Florence, Siena, Arezzo, Pisa, Pistoia, and Prato. Chianti is renowned for its stunning landscapes, rich history, and world-class wines. The region is home to numerous medieval hilltop towns, rolling hills covered with vineyards, and olive groves. The landscape is characterized by a mild Mediterranean climate, with hot summers and mild winters, which provides excellent conditions for growing grapes. Chianti is also a popular tourist destination, attracting visitors from all over the world who come to sample the local wine, enjoy the scenery and immerse themselves in the Italian way of life.
Chianti is one of the most famous wine regions in the world, and wine production in the area dates back to the 13th century. The region is particularly known for its production of Chianti Classico, a red wine made primarily from Sangiovese grapes, along with other local varieties. The production of Chianti wines is regulated by strict rules that govern the types of grapes used, the winemaking process, and the aging requirements. In addition to Chianti Classico, the area also produces other red and white wines, including Chianti Rufina, Chianti Colli Senesi, and Vin Santo. The region has a long and rich history, and winemaking has played a significant role in the local economy and culture for centuries. Today, the Chianti area is home to numerous wineries, ranging from small family-owned vineyards to large commercial operations, all dedicated to producing the highest quality wines.
Greve in Chianti (3km; 5’), San Casciano in Val di Pesa (21km; 30’), Castellina in Chianti (24km; 35’), Gaiole in Chianti (28km; 40’), Florence (29km; 45’), Monteriggioni (37km; 50’), San Gimignano (41km; 1h), Siena (53km; 1h), Arezzo (64km; 1h 10’), Montalcino (91km; 1h 40’), Pisa (96km; 1h 30’), Montepulciano (97km; 1h 35’), Pienza (104km; 1h 45’), Lucca (107km; 1h 30’), Follonica (120km; 2h 10’)
Firenze A. Vespucci (45km; 45’), Pisa G. Galilei (94km; 1h 25’), Grosseto C. Baccarini (123km; 1h 50’), Bologna G. Marconi (128km; 1h 35’), Roma Ciampino (275km; 3h 5’), Roma Fiumicino (289km; 3h 10’)
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