This is one of the most unique and luxurious properties in Italy, let alone Tuscany!
Nestled on a rural hillside in the Siena province of southern Tuscany, where it was a medieval farming village, the first mention of Borgo Rinato was in 876. Its last generation of inhabitants, mostly farmers, finally abandoned it for industrial jobs and urban conveniences in the 1960s. What remained was a ruin, the skeleton of what was once thriving rural community. Its houses and sheds were arranged around a central piazza of dirt and tire marks, a ghostly reminder of the central value and purpose of this place. The Borgo is located directly on the historic via Francigena, the medieval pilgrimage route from Canterbury to Rome. It specifically connected the monastic stopovers of Monte Oliveto and Sant'Antimo and most likely hosted scores of pilgrims, merchants and adventurers through the centuries. The Borgo's piazza was both a crossroad of the world and a place where the day-to-day personal interactions fundamental to life took place over hundreds of years. A son would have learned his father's art of winemaking a few steps away in the cantina. Children would have sat during sunny midday meals listening to the stories of their elders. Snow was shoveled, flowers pruned, chickens fed. Birthdays were celebrated, losses mourned. This piazza was witness to life at its core.
After 40 years of ruins, an American of Italian ancestry, approached the reconstruction project with passion, teaming with a local architect and a crew of builders who had spent lifetimes working with traditional materials and old methods. Wherever possible, the structures were left untouched. One can still see the historic wood burning oven, at least 500 years old, outside Casa di Borgo Rinato 4 and can enter the Manor House through the wide, ancient staircase. Its brick steps have been softly grooved by the passing of feet, possibly since before the fourteenth century. At the top of those stairs is the stone-carved Borghese crest, gracing the dining room as it has done for centuries, an indication of prior ownership by the powerful Sienese based family. Structural requirements have demanded much rebuilding, but the team took meticulous care to focus on integrating old materials and traditional methods. The decoration is equally faithful, using antiques where possible and careful reproductions elsewhere.
The Borgo encompasses twenty-two bedrooms in the large manor house and four village houses arranged around its central piazza, allowing it to function as its own community. Gathering spaces include a formal dining room and outdoor dining terrace, a living room with grand piano and study, media room, library, bar, conference facility and ballroom for fifty, cantina and wine tasting room, a professional teaching kitchen, an interior arcaded courtyard, a piazza, and extensive lawn and garden spaces with various shaded benches and a gazebo. Recreational facilities include a 60' oval swimming pool, a fully equipped gym, spa, tennis and basketball court, and bocce court. Individual suites are ample, luxurious, and private, although the public spaces are intended to draw everyone together for the community to form and flourish naturally. Such gatherings might include family reunions and special get-togethers, academic reunions and retreats for groups united by special interests such as wine, cooking, art, architecture, music, history, biking or corporate interests.

ACCOMMODATIONS

Casa di Borgo Rinato 4 is the largest of four houses available for additional guests when renting the Manor House.

Ground Floor
The spacious living room includes a living area with sofas, a large fireplace and a music system, a dining area with a long, Tuscan table seating twelve and another fireplace and a large, fully equipped kitchen with an island and breakfast nook. Three sets of French doors open the entire space onto a terrace overlooking the valley with more seating and a canopy. The décor is warm and comfortable with an earthy palette. Archways with brick detail and wooden ceilings preserve the Tuscan character of the house. A double bedroom downstairs is an oasis of cool, with its own private entrance on a side patio and en suite bathroom with double sinks and tub.

First Floor
Upstairs, three double bedrooms face Montalcino and the valley below and have en suite bathrooms with showers. Another double bedroom has a split-level, suite-style arrangement with a fireplace and may be accessed by the outside staircase. This bedroom has an en suite bathroom with tub and double sinks.

Living / Dining Room, Kitchen, Terrace, Courtyard, Garden,

5 King Bedrooms with en suite bathrooms

2 Bathroom with Shower
3 Bathroom with Tub (includes either handheld or wall mount shower)

Stove, Oven, Refrigerator, Freezer, Phone, High Speed Internet Access, Wifi Internet, 27000 song iPod with Surround Sound System in Living Room

Private Inground Pool, Jacuzzi, Tennis, Air Conditioning, Fireplace, Central Heat, Maid Service, Breakfast Included, Views, Basketball Court, Bocce Court, Full Staff consisting of general manager, concierge, wait staff and housekeeping, Mini Bar stocked with snacks, non-alcoholic beverages and wine, Daily Breakfast Buffet with fresh pastries, breads, torts, fresh fruits and eggs made to order at Borgo Rinato Manor House, Tempur-Pedic Mattresses, Air Conditioning in all bedrooms, Ceiling Fans
PRIVATE PARKING
DISTANCE TO PARKING: on premises

 

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LOCATION NEAREST AIRPORT: Florence 90min, Rome 150min NEAREST TRAIN STATION: Siena, 30min CITIES AND TOWNS: Montalcino 15min, Siena 30min, Florence 75min, Rome and Pisa 2.5hr SERVICES: Grocery Stores and Restaurants 5min