THE RELAIS
An estate
designed to be shared
Set among the rolling hills of Chianti Classico, the estate brings together the Main House and Granary as one private stay. Mornings begin over a cappuccino on the terrace, afternoons drift between the pool and shaded gardens, and evenings naturally gather around the table as the Tuscan light begins to fade.
Whether you’re travelling with family or escaping with friends, the estate invites everyone to settle in as though it has always been your home.
A place that quietly stays with you.

The Main House
10 GUESTS | 5 EN-SUITES
The Main House has been welcoming guests for more than three centuries.
Historic fireplaces, original stonework and generous proportions speak to its past, while beautifully considered interiors bring warmth and comfort to every room. The chef’s kitchen naturally becomes the center of the house, drawing everyone together over morning cafe, leisurely lunches and dinners that have a habit of stretching well into the evening.
Outside, wisteria softens the pergola, the fire pit glows long after sunset, and every terrace seems to offer another reason to simply stop and relax.


The Granary
4 GUESTS | 2 EN-SUITES | 1 GUEST BATHROOM
The Granary offers a little more privacy while remaining connected to the main house of the estate.
High ceilings, generous bedrooms and wide countryside views create an effortless sense of calm. The open-plan kitchen and living spaces encourage slow breakfasts and relaxed evenings, while the pergola, pizza oven and poolside terrace make it just as easy to spend the day outdoors.
Outdoor Living
Where most of the day is spent
The best room at Tenuta doesn’t have walls.
It might be the terrace where breakfast quietly turns into lunch. The pergola where another bottle of local wine appears just as the conversation gets interesting. Or the saltwater pool, where afternoons disappear without anyone noticing. Olive trees frame the gardens, herbs scent the warm air, and the surrounding Chianti landscape is never far from view. Whether you’re reading in the shade, gathering around the fire pit or simply watching the light change across the hills, the outdoors becomes part of daily life.






