IL PRATO DI VIGNAMAGGIO

Nestled among the rolling vineyards of Chianti, Il Prato di Vignamaggio is an elegant country estate offering an authentic Tuscan escape in one of Italy’s most celebrated wine regions. Surrounded by vineyards, woodland, and sweeping countryside, the property enjoys complete tranquillity while being just a ten-minute drive from the renowned villages of Greve in Chianti and Panzano, making it an ideal base for exploring the heart of Tuscany.

Designed in a classic Tuscan style, the interiors blend timeless character with generous, welcoming living spaces. Exposed oak beams, natural stone floors, and rich wooden furnishings create a warm and inviting atmosphere throughout the villa. Comfortable lounges provide plenty of space to gather, while the spacious, fully equipped professional kitchen opens directly onto a shaded veranda, creating the perfect setting for relaxed alfresco meals overlooking the surrounding landscape.

The estate is arranged as four beautifully restored buildings set within expansive gardens framed by olive and fruit trees. At its heart lies a magnificent 15-metre swimming pool, connected by fragrant pathways lined with rosemary and roses. Guests can unwind beneath shaded pergolas, enjoy leisurely barbecues at sunset, or maintain their wellness routine in the fully equipped gym and traditional hammam, located within a charming converted barn.

The main villa accommodates up to 12 guests across six beautifully appointed bedrooms, complemented by spacious living and dining areas capable of hosting larger gatherings. Three additional residences—a neighbouring cottage, a private studio, and a beautifully restored granary—provide flexible accommodation for a further ten guests, allowing groups of up to 22 to enjoy both privacy and shared spaces in equal measure.

Beyond the estate, guests can immerse themselves in the rich traditions of Chianti. Private tours of the surrounding vineyards, owned and managed by the estate, offer an insight into local winemaking, followed by tastings and seasonal lunches at the estate’s restaurant. The nearby villages invite leisurely exploration, while a visit to the famous butcher of Panzano for a perfectly grilled Florentine steak paired with a glass of Chianti Classico provides an unforgettable taste of Tuscany’s celebrated culinary heritage.