This Borgo, unique among Tuscan properties, is a beautifully and elegantly restored 800-year-old village (or Borgo in Italian), with stunning views of surrounding hills, valleys and towns. The current owners purchased the property in 2001 and spent the next eight years planning and overseeing the Borgo’s extensive renovation. The Borgo is four kilometers to the west of the small town of Buonconvento, and just a few more kilometers north of the celebrated wine capital of Montalcino. Siena is just thirty minutes away, Florence an hour’s drive, and Rome reachable in two and a half hours.

Ceremony: you can gather your guests for a formal ceremony in the shade of Borgo’s arcaded inner courtyard, or opt for a more pastoral style on the great lawn. Borgo’s idyllic setting makes it easy to accomplish your vision of the perfect Italy wedding.

Reception: the property spaces can accommodate various groups and reception styles for an unmatched wedding in Italy. Enjoy an elegant seated dinner in the formal dining room or spread out to watch the sunset from the dining terrace. Larger groups can be accommodated in the ballroom. The combination of garden, dining terrace, and ballroom allows for excellent indoor-outdoor mingling, dancing, and partaking of food and drink stations. Additionally, the expansive lawn can accommodate large seating tents or cabanas.

The Borgo encompasses twenty-two bedrooms 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 accommodating up to 70 people, 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-foot oval swimming pool, a fully equipped gym, spa, tennis and basketball court, and bocce court. Individual suites are ample, luxurious, and private, while the public spaces are intended to encourage coming together in all the forms that might take..