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The Sant'Ippolito Estate sits roughly halfway between Volterra, a town of ancient Etruscan origin, and the Tyrrhenian Sea.
The property consists of two farmhouses, offering respective floor space of 450 m2 and 250 m2. Perfectly restructured they are surrounded by 55 acres of grounds holding an olive grove, centuries-old oaks aromatic plants and classic Mediterranean shrubbery. These two homes, whose earliest stones date back to the 1300’s, were built between the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries by a pair of Englishmen whom the Duke of Lorraine had sent to revive production activities at the nearby Montecatini copper mines in the Val di Cecina.
The ruins of a 100 m2-building needing restructuring, plus a natural pond, along with a set of fitness trails that have already been laid out, make the property ideal for mountain biking, trekking and Nordic hiking.
The red, wind-carved cliffs and the white sandy beaches of the Etruscan coast are less than half an hour away, while the surrounding area holds a rich supply of magnificent vineyards that turn out vintage Tuscan wines.

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