The first one is considered by many the most beautiful villa in Chianti: the majestic eighteenth-century Villa Le Marangole, set in a context of absolute charm and distinct rural elegance. It is a classic “leopoldina”: a term referring to a type of farmhouse that was used as the home of sharecropper farmers with precise architectural characteristics and built during the process of agricultural reclamation of the countryside that took place precisely when Grand Duke Peter Leopold I of Habsburg-Lorraine ruled in Tuscany. It has a dominant position, it’s well exposed to the sun and it has a hipped roof, a portico, a loggia and a dovecote. In the past, the stables were situated on the ground floor and the living quarters were on the first one. This large villa with 6 double rooms accommodating a total of 12 guests, is available for rent year-round, but only entirely. It comes equipped with a swimming pool, small park, a barbecue area and two-house keepers who not only take care of the guests but are also skilled on preparing themed dinners with recipes passed down through generations.

The other structure, nestled deep in the woods, smaller and more intimate, is the 15th-century Villa Crognole. It has been meticulously restored to preserve its historical essence and is equipped with an exclusive swimming pool and a panoramic terrace that offers a beautiful view of the unique Chianti Classico landscape. Embodying the classic Tuscan farmhouse design, it features a fireplace and has 3 double rooms, accommodating a total of 6 guests, and it too is available for rental only entirely and with the same services.