Stunning 1210-acre hunting reserve with Organic Farm, 1800s country hamlet, and farmhouses for sale in Maremma, Grosseto. An almost unspoiled setting, where the real protagonist is nature in all its forms and colors: here, you can breathe the authentic Maremma atmosphere boasting unspoiled woods, wild animals, crops, and enchanting landscapes. It is a land with great growth possibilities whose key to success is preserving its nature and traditional Tuscan country lifestyle. With an extension of more than 1210 acres (490 hectares) of private land mainly dedicated to certified organic cultivation and breeding, including a unique fully fenced private hunting reserve with wild boar, roe deer, hares, pheasants, partridges, and wood pigeons. A very temperate climate in every season, a torrent and natural springs providing animals with constant nourishment and numerous natural water collection tanks, called troscioni, where the animals are used to drink and, during the passage of migratory birds, become a centuries-old staging point. Heart of the estate is a 19th-century country hamlet with a manor residence, a private chapel, an old school, and several annexes, dominating the entire estate and stunning open panoramas with endless views. At 700m to a 1-mile distance, six further detached farmhouses with outbuildings are to be recovered and transformed into apartments, villas, and prestigious residences for tourist hospitality. A unique estate with multiple potentials for expansion and development, both in tourism-retail, breeding, and organic farming.

PROPERTY Ref: GRO2747

Location: Province: Grosseto, Region: Tuscany

Type: 490-hectare/1210 acres Maremma farm with hunting reserve, sheep breeding, grain cultivation, with a total of 6,432 sq m/69233 sq ft of buildings to be transformed and recovered, consisting of a 3,200 sq m/34444 sq ft main country hamlet with 6 buildings and a consecrated chapel, 5 further farmhouses with outbuildings detached from the main hamlet (from 700m to max 1 mile in distance)

Year of construction: 1600 - 1800

Conditions: to be converted and refurbished

Land: 490-hectare/1210 acres almost completely fenced and inclusive of a private hunting reserve, and 420 ha/ 1210 acres under certified organic cultivation since 2013 with arable land of 358 ha/884 acres each year cultivated in rotation between durum wheat, oats, barley, field beans, alexandrine and alfalfa; arboreal pasture of 63 ha/ 155 acres, 3 ha/ 7,5 acres olive grove with roughly 600 plants (including some 100 century-old trees), 44 ha/108 acres of forest with oaks and Mediterranean scrub; approx. 22 ha/ 54 acres of other land including internal roads and driveways

Breeding: organic breeding of approx. 200 certified Apennine breed sheep, the number varies depending on the time of year with potential to expand to 5.5/6 thousand animals in total

Description of buildings (total of 6,432 sq m/69233 sq ft of buildings)
1. Country hamlet (Manor House + 6 outbuildings) total area 3,200 sq m/ 34444 sq ft
Manor House Farm (A) of approx. 1,340 sq m/14  sq ft on three floors plus semi-basement cellars; the ground floor consists of a room used as an office and some rooms used for agricultural storage while the first and second floors are used as living quarters
Building (B) is divided into four parts, one of which is used as a workshop and the remaining ones for storage/storage of agricultural machinery
Building (C) consists of a single room used for storage/ storage of agricultural implements
Building (D) consists of a residential unit on two floors plus a room for use as a warehouse/ farm machinery storage
Building (E) is a consecrated chapel
Building (F) is a Barn in need of renovation
The two adjacent buildings (G) are on two levels and are in need of renovation.
Building (H) is a concrete structure used as a sheepfold
Building (I) is used as a farm tool sh...