A centuries-old hamlet in the heart of Chianti Classico, owned for more than a century by the same prominent Sienese family, featuring also a 17th-century chapel dedicated to St. Ansano which preserves his relics. The hamlet enjoys a highly panoramic position overlooking the Sienese valley with its gentle hills and enchanting views. Once home to a convent, today it hosts 5 residential units-some already restored over time, others in need of renovation-that can easily be reunited for a total of 868 sqm. The remaining spaces currently include the church (64 sqm), as well as various storerooms, sheds, old stables, and cellars, which could be transformed within a redevelopment project into additional living areas, guest rooms, or common spaces.The property retains all the typical features of Tuscan architecture: terracotta, exposed beams, stone-and-brick structures, arches, and stone floors on the ground floor, along with rear access to a large flat garden-an ideal setting for a swimming pool and outdoor living areas.The land, approx. 24.4 hectares, is divided as follows: 14.8 ha of arable land, 3.8 ha of vineyards (3.34 ha Chianti Classico and 5,300 sqm IGT), 2.29 ha of olive groves with about 700 trees, 9,000 sqm of woodland, and the remainder gardens. The land is currently leased to third parties who manage the entire production and maintenance. The estate has a rainwater collection cistern and a well that currently serves only two units; a connection to the public aqueduct would be required, and is feasible.A property perfectly suited to become a boutique hotel or luxury relais in the heart of Chianti, or a private residence by reuniting the main block and creating relaxation areas, spa, gym, and guest accommodations. It is also ideal for those who wish to engage in wine and olive oil production, or simply enjoy the prestige of ownership while leaving production to others.Distances: 3 km from Castelnuovo Berardenga with all services, 25 km from Siena, 94 km from Florence.