Reggello, Tuscany

Reference: KPMQ-T2246. This remarkable property, with its oldest section dating back to the 1700s, occupies a truly unique and privileged position. Accessible via a charming private road, it offers breathtaking 360-degree views over its own extensive grounds, including a magnificent park, and spectacular vistas encompassing the natural landscapes of the Balze del Valdarno, the Pratomagno range, and the Vallombrosa Forest with its historic Abbey of the Vallombrosan monks. The estate ensures absolute privacy and tranquility and comprises an ancient stone and brick Padronale farmhouse spread across three levels, a two-level Guest House, and a two-level Casiere farmhouse. Entry to the estate is marked by two gated entrances with exquisite wrought-iron gates, accessed via two solar-lit driveways. The first entrance leads to a covered parking area and, beyond a picturesque stone fountain, to the enchanting 179 sqm Casiere farmhouse. The ground floor houses two spacious rooms: a large kitchen and dining area featuring panoramic glass windows, and a living room with a pellet stove, panoramic glass doors, and an outdoor loggia. Upstairs, there are two bedrooms and a travertine bathroom, alongside an additional sitting area with windows overlooking the surrounding countryside. The basement contains three storage rooms. The historic Padronale farmhouse is arranged over three floors. The ground floor features a triple living room with French doors opening directly onto the garden and olive grove. The expansive taverna is paved with reclaimed terracotta tiles and boasts a grand stone fireplace, as well as a guest bedroom with en suite bath. Toward the rear, there is a storage space under the stairs and two large service rooms accommodating laundry, pellet storage, and technical facilities. The first flooraccessible both via an internal staircase and the original pietra serena stone staircase with loggiahosts the prestigious master living quarters comprising a double living room with lounge area, dining room, and a traditional Tuscan fireplace. This flows through a hallway to the master suite, which includes a double bedroom, en suite bathroom, dressing room, walk-in closet, and a second custom-fitted bathroom. From the living area, one accesses a large bespoke kitchen with breakfast nook and, on the upper floor, two additional spacious rooms currently used as a study/library and media room. The media room is pre-wired and easily convertible into a bathroom, allowing for an additional en suite guest suite within the main residence. Hand-painted Tuscan-style doors and beamed ceilings, all carefully restored, add refined character and warmth. Notably, the large windowsuncommonly generous for Tuscan farmhousesand the ample ceiling heights contribute to an airy, elegant ambiance. On the ground floor, an elegant corridor with large English-style windows provides direct access to the Guest House. This comprises a large bedroom with French doors opening to the garden, two large windows overlooking the olive grove, and an en suite travertine bathroom. An internal staircase leads to the upper floor featuring a double lounge with panoramic windows on all sides, a library, dining area, and a fully equipped kitchenette. This space can be adapted into an additional bedroom or a large studio apartment perfect for guests or friends. Between the Padronale farmhouse and the Guest House lies a charming wine cellar with a stunning brick barrel vault, ideal for storing both oil and wine. Outside, there is also a small storage shed and a boiler room. The heart of the estate is a beautiful stone-paved patio with a loggia made from reclaimed bricks and an early 20th-century wrought-iron balustrade. This area connects on the first floor the living areas of the Padronale farmhouse and the Guest House with their adjoining outdoor spaces. From here, one steps out to a private oval-shaped swimming pool (7 x 14 m, maximum depth 2.5 m) finished in mosaic tile, featuring an inviting staircase access and framed by lush greenery. Centrally situated in the park adjacent to the Padronale, the pool area is enhanced by a stylish pool house with a loggia furnished with a designer dining table and lounge seating, a changing room with service refrigerator, and a small bathroom. An intimate terrace with pergola, ideal for al fresco breakfasts, is also part of this area; beneath it are two service roomsone for pool equipment and machinery, the other for garden tools. From this central paved patio, the second entrance to the estate is accessible, flanked on one side by the continuation of the enclosed parkland, richly planted with medium to tall trees, ornamental hedges, aromatic plants, and walking paths. On the opposite side, a chestnut wood canopytopped with a 15.35 kWp photovoltaic system with a 16.8 kWh battery storageserves as covered parking. The estate is completed by approximately 9.95 hectares of surrounding agricultural land, comprising productive olive groves, woodland, and pasture, further enhancing the propertys allure and versatility. The property has been meticulously restored and renovated between 2019 and 2022, then further enhanced with stylistic customizations and a comprehensive upgrade of all systems. The main building boasts exquisite stone and exposed brick facades. The roof has been completely redone using traditional Roman tiles and aged terracotta shingles, incorporating advanced waterproofing and insulation. The external solar-paved areas have been carefully refurbished using reclaimed materials. Inside, the renovation honors historic materials: most rooms feature a tasteful combination of wood and terracotta flooring, while the bathrooms and bespoke kitchen are finished with elegant Tuscan travertine stone floors. Exposed ceiling beams throughout the house have been expertly restored and brightened using a distinctive decorative technique. All wooden window frames and shutters were serviced and treated in 2024 and 2025 to ensure lasting durability. The Casiere farmhouse also underwent a complete restoration in 2019, and in 2024, a state-of-the-art pellet heating system with a thermo-stove and inverter technology was installed. The exterior grounds are impeccably maintained, reflecting perfect care and use of the garden and its charming additions such as terraces, porticoes, and pergolas. The surrounding greenery is fully fenced and benefits from sophisticated automated lighting and irrigation systems. The olive grove, featuring approximately 600 trees predominantly of the Moraiolo and Frantoio varieties, has been recently revitalized and fully brought back into production. The estate produces premium quality extra virgin olive oil with an impressively low acidity level below 0.20%well within the highest grade standard of 1.5%. As the principal residence of the current owners, the property is in exemplary condition, making it immediately habitable and offering an exceptional opportunity to acquire a turnkey luxury estate. The property is fully equipped with all essential utilities, including a 16.5 kWh electrical connection (380 V voltage) complemented by a photovoltaic system installed in 2023, boasting a capacity of 15.35 kWp with a 16.8 kWh energy storage system. Water supply is secured by a private well, overhauled in November 2021, which included the replacement of a submerged electropump (Falsom FP4D030 V.380), restoration of the artesian water lifting system, installation of an electrical panel with level controller, and the renewal of electrical cables and galvanized pipes. The heating system is expertly designed to provide independent control across three distinct areas: 1) Casiere Farmhouse: Pellet thermo-stove installed in June 2022, inverters for hot and cold air in the kitchen and living room/hallway on the first floor installed in 2023, and a state-of-the-art Hermann Saunier Duval GPL water heater. 2) Padronale Main Farmhouse: Latest generation ETA pellet boiler