Medieval Castle with More Than 2,000 Hectares in Radicondoli, Siena

In Radicondoli, in the Province of Siena, this medieval castle property brings together an exceptional scale of landholding with agricultural, wine-making and hospitality components. More than 2,000 hectares unfold across Siena’s countryside, where the castle is joined by two substantial farmsteads, an agricultural and wine-making company, and a hunting reserve.

The two farmsteads sit close to one another while remaining entirely independent. Recently refurbished by a renowned architecture studio, they have been converted into two sophisticated villas, each with its own garden planted with roses and medicinal plants. Their separation gives the wider holding a notable degree of flexibility, while retaining a connection to the castle and its surrounding landscape.

A 300-hectare agritourism and hunting-resort area forms a distinct part of the estate. Of this, 180 hectares are fenced and include vineyards, small clearings and woodland of Turkey oaks and firs, inhabited by deer. The land is presented not as a single uniform expanse, but as an agricultural and wooded environment with defined areas for cultivation, hospitality and the reserve.

Radicondoli lies in the Sienese countryside, within Tuscany’s long-established rural landscape of hill towns, cultivated ground and woodland. Here, the property’s scale is matched by the practical breadth of its constituent parts: castle, independent villas, agricultural and wine-making activity, and the 300-hectare reserve landscape.

Its defining quality is this combination of a medieval castle setting and a landholding of more than 2,000 hectares, with two independently conceived villas set within their own planted gardens.