Nestled high in the hills of Chianti Aretino, this private retreat comprising three houses offers a rare opportunity to experience Tuscany as it was meant to be: peaceful, authentic, and surrounded by nature.

Recently renovated to blend traditional Tuscan charm with modern comfort, the property accommodates up to 12 guests across six bedrooms, four bathrooms, and three fully equipped modern kitchens. The three separate buildings create the feeling of a private hamlet, offering space for families and groups to gather together while still enjoying privacy and independence.

The retreat is situated in a remarkably secluded corner of a historic 140-hectare wine estate, surrounded by vineyards, olive groves, forests, and century-old cypress trees. There are no neighboring houses overlooking the property, no busy roads, and none of the crowds found at Tuscany’s better-known destinations—just vineyards, woods, open skies, and sweeping views across the countryside.

A Tuscan Estate with Centuries of History

The history of these lands stretches back centuries. According to local tradition, in Etruscan times this area was known as the “Fields of Hercules”—Campi di Ercole—and was associated with a site dedicated to the legendary hero Hercules. Over the centuries, Campi di Ercole evolved into the name Camperchi.

Today, the estate preserves that sense of place and history.

Camperchi spans more than 140 hectares (approximately 350 acres) of the Tuscan countryside, including more than 25 hectares of vineyards and olive groves and over 100 hectares of private woodland.

The land rises to elevations exceeding 600 meters (nearly 2,000 feet) above sea level, giving the property a distinctive hillside atmosphere. Summer days give way to fresh breezes and cooler evenings, while the elevated location offers beautiful views of vineyards, forests, rolling hills, and the valleys beyond.

This is a place where Tuscany still feels wonderfully unspoiled.

Traditional Tuscany, Thoughtfully Modernized

The houses preserve the character of a traditional Tuscan country estate, with stone walls, terracotta floors, exposed wooden beams, and classic architectural details that blend naturally into the surrounding landscape.

At the same time, the property has been extensively renovated with the expectations of modern international travelers in mind.

Guests enjoy air conditioning, Starlink internet, and high-speed Wi-Fi, along with contemporary kitchens featuring premium Miele appliances, built-in refrigerators, and dedicated wine coolers.

The result is a home that feels unmistakably Tuscan without requiring guests to give up the comforts of a modern luxury residence.

With three fully equipped kitchens spread across the buildings, larger groups enjoy exceptional flexibility. Prepare breakfast in private, gather everyone for lunch, or spend an evening cooking together with local ingredients and a bottle of Tuscan wine.

Your Own Private Corner of Tuscany

Outside, the property opens onto a large private garden framed by mature olive trees and magnificent century-old cypresses.

There are spacious areas for group gatherings, as well as quiet corners where you can simply read, enjoy a glass of wine, or watch the light shift across the hills.

A private swimming pool offers a peaceful retreat during warm Tuscan afternoons, surrounded by the colors and sounds of the countryside.

Nearby, a vine-covered pergola is one of the most memorable spots on the property. Start your morning here with coffee and breakfast in the fresh hillside air. Return for a leisurely lunch in the shade, an aperitif as the sun begins to set, or dinner beneath the vines as the countryside grows quiet around you.

At this elevation, evenings can be wonderfully refreshing even after a warm summer day—the kind of evenings that invite long dinners, another bottle of wine, and conversations that continue well after sunset.

In the Heart of a Historic Wine Estate

This is more than just a villa surrounded by vineyards. You are staying on a historic Tuscan wine estate.

Vineyards are part of the landscape around you, alongside olive trees, woodland, and the characteristic cypress-lined scenery that has defined Tuscany for generations.

The estate’s size creates an exceptional sense of privacy. With approximately 350 acres surrounding the property, mornings begin with birdsong rather than traffic, and evenings settle into the quiet of the countryside.

Step outside, and you’ll immediately understand why this part of Italy has inspired travelers, artists, and winemakers for centuries.

Secluded, Yet Perfectly Positioned to Explore Tuscany

Although the estate feels wonderfully removed from the outside world, many of Tuscany’s most celebrated towns and landscapes are within easy reach.

Arezzo – approximately 30 km / 35 minutes
Cortona – approximately 40 km / 45 minutes
Montepulciano – approximately 55 km / 50 minutes
Siena – approximately 60 km / 55 minutes
Florence – approximately 80 km / 1 hour 20 minutes

Closer to home, the surrounding countryside offers charming villages, local restaurants, wineries, and the slower pace of everyday Tuscan life.

Spend the day exploring Renaissance Arezzo, wandering the streets of Cortona, tasting wines around Montepulciano, visiting Siena, or discovering Florence—and then leave the crowds behind and return to the silence and privacy of your own hillside estate.

Or don’t leave at all.

Spend the morning by the pool. Prepare lunch with ingredients from a local market. Open a bottle of wine beneath the pergola. Take a stroll among the olive trees as the afternoon cools. Watch the sun set behind the Tuscan hills and enjoy dinner outside beneath the vines.

There’s nowhere you need to be.

Experience Tuscany Differently

This property is designed for guests who are looking for more than just a place to sleep.

It is for families and friends who want the space and privacy of their own Tuscan retreat; for travelers who appreciate history, wine, the landscape, and authentic architecture; and for those who would rather wake up to vineyards and cypress trees than crowds and traffic.

Here, Tuscany isn’t just a place you visit.

For a few days, it becomes your home.

Come for the vineyards, the views, and the timeless beauty of the Chianti Aretino hills.

Stay for the long lunches beneath the vines, the cool hillside evenings, the silence after sunset, and the unforgettable feeling of having discovered your own private corner of Tuscany.