Enchanting Farm Amidst the Rolling Tuscan Hills

This estate is located in the hills surrounding the medieval town of San Gimignano, a place immersed in greenery at a short distance from all the most important artistic centres of Tuscany, and close to the Tyrrhenian coast. The area is equipped with all comforts and is just a few kilometres from the main services. The hilly position allows you to enjoy a superb view from the garden and the swimming pool, which extends from the lush garden to the sinuous expanses that unfold in the valley, and then rests on the soaring towers of San Gimignano, the symbols of a proud city, protected by mighty walls, witnesses of a history that goes back thousands of years. It is a true masterpiece beautifully frescoed by the brush of nature and the ingenuity of man, in which the harmony of shapes and colours creates a perfect synthesis. It is extremely pleasant to relax in this oasis of peace and natural well-being, where you can best appreciate the typical Tuscan countryside. At the same time, the strategic position offers the possibility of reaching the main art cities of Tuscany such as Florence, Pisa, Siena and Lucca in a short time, as well as the medieval villages in the surroundings, such as Monteriggioni, Certaldo, Volterra or the Chianti villages. The centre of San Gimignano is only 5 minutes away by car and can also be easily reached on foot. San Gimignano, with its characteristic medieval architecture and towers, has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Despite some restoration work carried out between the 19th and 20th centuries, the historic centre of San Gimignano mostly retains its 13th to 14th-century appearance and is one of the best examples in Europe of urban organisation from the communal era. The hamlet where the farm is located is first mentioned around the mid-12th century, when it was involved in disputes caused by the possession of the 'moie', pools of brackish water from which salt, one of the most precious commodities of the time, was extracted. The land of San Gimignano was enriched precisely in those years by its towers, of which there are still thirteen today, and that together with the surrounding landscape.