Chianti
Vineyard estates between Florence and Siena; the classic Tuscan address.
Tuscany is Europe's deepest market for historic country estates: restored farmhouses, Renaissance villas and working agricultural properties with vineyards and olive groves.

Chianti and the Val d'Orcia lead on price and recognition, while the areas around Lucca, Siena and the Maremma coast offer materially more land per euro.
Italy's flat-tax regime for new residents (€200,000/year on foreign income) makes Tuscany attractive as a primary residence, not only a second home.
Vineyard estates between Florence and Siena; the classic Tuscan address.
UNESCO landscape, hilltop villas and the most photographed views in Italy.
Historic villas near the coast with easy Pisa airport access.
Coastal southern Tuscany — larger estates, lower prices, growing demand.
Restored farmhouses start around €2M; large historic estates with vineyards range from €6M to €25M+.
Often yes, but budget the works with a local architect first — permits on historic buildings add both time and cost.
Curated listings from private sellers and vetted brokers, including off-market opportunities.
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