Tuscany, Grosseto, Grosseto, Italy

Organic farm with hunting grounds for sale in Grosseto, Maremma – Tuscany REF. GRO117 For sale in Grosseto, in the heart of the Tuscan Maremma, a prestigious certified organic farm of approximately 490 hectares, featuring a historic 19th-century village, a private hunting reserve, a centuries-old olive grove and an organic sheep farm. The property represents a corner of authentic, almost unspoilt nature, characterised by woodland, farmland, hunting activities and sweeping panoramic views. Much of the land is dedicated to organic farming and certified livestock rearing. The hunting reserve is home to various species, including wild boar, roe deer, hares, pheasants, partridges and wood pigeons. The temperate climate, the presence of a stream, natural springs and water collection basins – known as ‘troscioni’ – create an ideal habitat for both resident and migratory wildlife. The centrepiece of the estate is a nineteenth-century hamlet comprising a farm, a manor house, a private chapel, an old school and various outbuildings. A short distance from the main complex are independent farmsteads and farmhouses, which can be renovated and developed into flats, villas, private residences or rural tourism accommodation. The property offers numerous development opportunities, both in the agricultural and livestock sectors – including horse breeding – and in rural tourism, experiential hospitality and hunting activities. The historic village and farmhouses on the estate Description of the buildings: approximately 6,432 square metres of buildings in total. 1. Farmhouse, Manor House and outbuildings Total floor area of approximately 3,200 square metres. The complex comprises the manor house, measuring approximately 1,340 square metres over three storeys, plus basement cellars. The ground floor houses an office and agricultural storage areas, whilst the first and second floors are used as living quarters. There are also various agricultural outbuildings, including a workshop, storerooms, sheds for agricultural machinery and tools, a two-storey residential unit, a consecrated chapel, a barn, a reinforced concrete sheepfold and service buildings. 2. La Fornace Farm Located approximately 250 metres from the farm, with a total area of approximately 542 square metres. It comprises a single-storey stone farmhouse of approximately 230 square metres, dating from the late 18th century; a shed of approximately 75 square metres; the ‘Vecchia Scuola’, a mid-20th-century building converted into a dwelling of approximately 150 square metres; and a stone stable of approximately 42 square metres. 3. Podere La Passonaia Located approximately 1.7 km from the Farm, it comprises a derelict farmhouse of approximately 740 square metres, built in the early 19th century from exposed stone. It is situated high up on a hill and enjoys sweeping views over the valley. 4. San Polo Farm Located approximately 1.2 km from the farm, it comprises a 16th-century farmhouse of approximately 450 square metres, as well as dilapidated outbuildings. Built of stone, it retains rib-vaulted ceilings. The roof was re-thatched in 2002. 5. Podere Macchiavenchi Located about 700 metres from the farm, with a total area of approximately 565 square metres. It comprises a farmhouse of approximately 445 square metres spread over two storeys and a barn with outbuildings totalling approximately 120 square metres, built in the late 19th century from exposed stone. 6. Casetta Farm Located approximately 1.1 km from the farm, with a total area of approximately 935 square metres. It comprises a farmhouse of approximately 315 square metres over two storeys, a stone outbuilding of approximately 190 square metres dating from the early 19th century, and a second farmhouse of approximately 430 square metres over two storeys, built in the mid-20th century. The estate is enriched by natural streams, springs and water channels, making it ideal for organic farming, a hunting reserve, livestock farming and high-end rural tourism.