Amidst the rolling hills of Italy, where Umbria meets Tuscany, the unspoiled landscape of this romantic land is home to 50 abandoned farmhouses scattered across 3,000 acres.
Not wanting to let the spirit and beauty of this gem fade away, the estate owners have restored the farmhouses back to its former glory and beyond. Having acquired the Castello Di Reschio estate in 1994, Count Antonio Bolza fused tradition with luxury. The homes have been restored to exacting standards that maintain traditional architecture, stonewall and allure of a centurion Italian farmhouse.
Prospective owners looking for a second home for vacations or for investment will move into a house that is completely refurbished. From the plants to the light fittings, Count Antonia’s son, a London trained architect, will consult and ensure that every requested design detail is executed.
Count Antonio’s wife takes care of interior design, and the home can be styled according to request and taste from classic to modern.
But it’s not just the house; it’s also the five-star concierge lifestyle. The management centre run by Count Antonia takes care of your every whim and fancy, from organizing opera tickets to complete house management, transport requirements and garden maintenance.
There’s even a restaurant that serves home cooked meals from fresh produce by Chef Marco. To top it off, pair each dish with a glass of red from the estate’s vineyards.
With all needs and desires met, residents can indulge in the activities available, including clay pigeon shooting, mountain biking, horse riding and expert tuition in tennis. Residents can also spend time in neighboring hilltop towns rich in Renaissance art and architecture, café life and restaurants, or even venture just a little further to Florence and Rome.
