1. The palace once belonged to the Piccolomini's family, one of the most important aristocratic lineages of Siena and was built in 1700 and restored in 1970s'.

2. The palace has 485 m2 of living space on the first floor and on the second 680 m2, antique furniture is included in the sale price. The property includes an ex-convent where the living space once used by the nuns has been transformed into elegant apartments overlooking the ancient cloister. Most of the other buildings attached to the palace are in good condition and can be used as single residences for possible tourism. The cluster of buildings composing this extensive estate is immersed in an idyllic, enchanting setting, owning this superb palace means becoming a part of a glorious historical background.

5. The extensive land produces high quality Chianti and olive oil making this property priceless in its real value. Outside are Italian gardens and fish reservoir in addition there are service quarters of 690 m2, other residences of 505 m2, activity buildings of 830 m2 with cellars, garages, store rooms, convent is 720 m1 and there are two farms. Finally, the extensive land producing high quality Chianti and olive oil, make this property priceless in its real value. The land is 16 hectares of Chianti vineyards, 3 hectares of olive grove, arable land 25 ha and woods of 16 ha.

7. This unique property is located in a region of the Sense countryside which not only known for its unique climate and beauty but it lays on the outskirts of Siena itself, a town rich in work of arts and architecture and in the heart of Tuscany.

8. The city of Florence is 70 km and Perugia 104 km and Rome 381 km.

9. Viewing Arrangements
Viewing is strictly by appointment with the selling agents Pavilions of Splendour International Inc. Proof of funds is required for a viewing appointment. To make an appointment either Telephone: Skype: pavilionsofsplendour