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Description
Exclusive estate in Tuscany: a paradise for agriculture and tourism
This impressive estate extends over around 490 hectares and offers a unique combination of agriculture, forestry and agrotourism opportunities. The land is divided as follows:
100 hectares of arable land: ideal for various cultivation possibilities and agricultural projects.
300 hectares of forest: Offers a rich flora and fauna, ideal for sustainable forestry and nature conservation.
25 hectares of olive grove: Produces high-quality olive oil, one of the region's delicacies.
2.7 hectares of vineyard: Perfect for the production of exclusive wines.
60 hectares of hazelnut groves: A valuable addition to the agricultural diversity of the estate.
Buildings and infrastructure
The estate has a generous 3200 square meters for agritourism uses and 1800 square meters for agricultural purposes. The buildings are divided into three separate units and offer a total of:
100 beds: spread over comfortable accommodation, ideal for guests wishing to experience the beauty of Tuscany.
2 restaurants: Offering regional delicacies and exquisite culinary experiences.
2 swimming pools: Perfect for relaxation and recreation.
Sustainability and renewable energies
The estate is a pioneer in sustainability and renewable energies:
3 geothermal plants
2 solar thermal systems
2 photovoltaic systems with a capacity of 1 MWp
Biomass cogeneration plant
Development potential: thermal resort
There is an exciting development opportunity for a thermal resort with 50 suites. Two thermal wells supply healing thermal water at a temperature of 34°C and a flow rate of approximately 50 liters per second. This project has received the prestigious recognition of the Ministry of Health and Social Policy, which underlines the exclusivity and potential of the resort.
Conclusion
This property offers a unique opportunity for investors looking for a versatile and sustainable project. With its mix of agricultural use, tourist appeal and sustainable energy solutions, it represents a future-proof investment in one of Italy's most beautiful regions. Take this opportunity to own and develop a piece of Tuscan paradise.
Further information and viewing appointments can only be arranged after legitimation and proof of capital.
This impressive estate extends over around 490 hectares and offers a unique combination of agriculture, forestry and agrotourism opportunities. The land is divided as follows:
100 hectares of arable land: ideal for various cultivation possibilities and agricultural projects.
300 hectares of forest: Offers a rich flora and fauna, ideal for sustainable forestry and nature conservation.
25 hectares of olive grove: Produces high-quality olive oil, one of the region's delicacies.
2.7 hectares of vineyard: Perfect for the production of exclusive wines.
60 hectares of hazelnut groves: A valuable addition to the agricultural diversity of the estate.
Buildings and infrastructure
The estate has a generous 3200 square meters for agritourism uses and 1800 square meters for agricultural purposes. The buildings are divided into three separate units and offer a total of:
100 beds: spread over comfortable accommodation, ideal for guests wishing to experience the beauty of Tuscany.
2 restaurants: Offering regional delicacies and exquisite culinary experiences.
2 swimming pools: Perfect for relaxation and recreation.
Sustainability and renewable energies
The estate is a pioneer in sustainability and renewable energies:
3 geothermal plants
2 solar thermal systems
2 photovoltaic systems with a capacity of 1 MWp
Biomass cogeneration plant
Development potential: thermal resort
There is an exciting development opportunity for a thermal resort with 50 suites. Two thermal wells supply healing thermal water at a temperature of 34°C and a flow rate of approximately 50 liters per second. This project has received the prestigious recognition of the Ministry of Health and Social Policy, which underlines the exclusivity and potential of the resort.
Conclusion
This property offers a unique opportunity for investors looking for a versatile and sustainable project. With its mix of agricultural use, tourist appeal and sustainable energy solutions, it represents a future-proof investment in one of Italy's most beautiful regions. Take this opportunity to own and develop a piece of Tuscan paradise.
Further information and viewing appointments can only be arranged after legitimation and proof of capital.
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Equipment/Features
The details of the rooms, bedrooms, bathrooms etc. are for guidance only.
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Location
The area around Manciano, a charming municipality in southern Tuscany, enchants with its tranquil and natural beauty. Manciano is located in the province of Grosseto, in the heart of the Maremma region, which is known for its unspoiled landscape, rolling hills, olive groves, vineyards and the nearby coastline of the Tyrrhenian Sea.
Historical charm and sights Manciano itself is perched on a hill and offers spectacular views across the Maremma countryside to the sea. The well-preserved old town tells stories of centuries past and entices visitors with its small alleyways, rustic buildings and the impressive Rocca Aldobrandesca fortress, a medieval structure that watches over the town. From here, you can enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view that extends as far as the island of Giglio on a clear day.
Thermal baths and wellness Just a few kilometers from Manciano are the famous thermal springs of Saturnia, which have been known and appreciated since Roman times. The mineral-rich thermal water, which constantly gushes out of the ground at around 37.5 °C, is known for its therapeutic effects and attracts numerous visitors to the region every year. The natural cascades of Saturnia offer a picturesque and relaxing environment, while the thermal resort of the same name offers luxurious spa treatments.
Natural beauty and activities The landscape around Manciano is characterized by the typical Tuscan scenery: endless fields, olive trees, cypresses and vines adorn the hills. The Maremma region is known for its wild nature and is home to numerous hiking trails and cycle paths that lead past picturesque villages and nature reserves. The proximity to the coast also allows for excursions to the sandy beaches of the Tyrrhenian Sea, which are less than an hour away.
Cuisine and wines The Maremma is famous for its culinary specialties and excellent wines. The region produces olive oil of exceptional quality and is home to "Morellino di Scansano", a popular red wine grown in the surrounding countryside. Local trattorias and restaurants offer traditional dishes, including wild boar stew, fresh pecorino cheese and homemade pasta.
Cultural heritage and lifestyle The region around Manciano is not only rich in history and tradition, but also conveys the authentic Tuscan lifestyle. Here you can enjoy life at a relaxing pace, far away from crowded tourist centers. The annual calendar is filled with local festivals, wine festivals and cultural events where residents and guests celebrate local customs and specialties.
Historical charm and sights Manciano itself is perched on a hill and offers spectacular views across the Maremma countryside to the sea. The well-preserved old town tells stories of centuries past and entices visitors with its small alleyways, rustic buildings and the impressive Rocca Aldobrandesca fortress, a medieval structure that watches over the town. From here, you can enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view that extends as far as the island of Giglio on a clear day.
Thermal baths and wellness Just a few kilometers from Manciano are the famous thermal springs of Saturnia, which have been known and appreciated since Roman times. The mineral-rich thermal water, which constantly gushes out of the ground at around 37.5 °C, is known for its therapeutic effects and attracts numerous visitors to the region every year. The natural cascades of Saturnia offer a picturesque and relaxing environment, while the thermal resort of the same name offers luxurious spa treatments.
Natural beauty and activities The landscape around Manciano is characterized by the typical Tuscan scenery: endless fields, olive trees, cypresses and vines adorn the hills. The Maremma region is known for its wild nature and is home to numerous hiking trails and cycle paths that lead past picturesque villages and nature reserves. The proximity to the coast also allows for excursions to the sandy beaches of the Tyrrhenian Sea, which are less than an hour away.
Cuisine and wines The Maremma is famous for its culinary specialties and excellent wines. The region produces olive oil of exceptional quality and is home to "Morellino di Scansano", a popular red wine grown in the surrounding countryside. Local trattorias and restaurants offer traditional dishes, including wild boar stew, fresh pecorino cheese and homemade pasta.
Cultural heritage and lifestyle The region around Manciano is not only rich in history and tradition, but also conveys the authentic Tuscan lifestyle. Here you can enjoy life at a relaxing pace, far away from crowded tourist centers. The annual calendar is filled with local festivals, wine festivals and cultural events where residents and guests celebrate local customs and specialties.
Exclusive estate in Tuscany: a paradise for agriculture and tourism
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We generally recommend having the building law situation checked by a specialist lawyer. All details are based exclusively on information provided to us by clients. Our company accepts no liability for the completeness, accuracy and currency of this information. Subject to errors and prior sale. Delivery by arrangement. Taxes, notary and land registry costs incurred on purchase are to be borne by the buyer.