Built in the first half of the 12th century, it has an internal surface area of approximately 1000 m2. From the terrace at the top of the castle, you can admire the view of the Tuscan hills, the villages of Montepulciano, Montalcino, Cetona, and Monte Amiata. In the past, the castle was a fortress with defensive purposes, but around 1100 it was transformed into a small village. The latest restoration has added even more elegance to the interiors, introducing modern comforts and enhancing its prestige. The Castle maintains an esoteric and magical atmosphere, thanks to the many works of art housed inside, all of which are also for sale along with the property: among these, we can admire a collection of Corinthian, Greek, medieval, and Egyptian vases, Flemish paintings, a drawing by Pontormo, compendium ceramics from the 1500s, some Elizabethan furniture, a recently restored altarpiece from 1440, Caravaggist paintings, ancient manuscripts, Renaissance cameos, 19th-century putti, Etruscan jewelry, 17th-century majolica, Venetian candlesticks, Murano services, and also a drawing by Dalì and one by Goethe, along with many other works of art and small objects. This prestigious property still maintains an intimate and familial appearance, especially in its rooms; among the most iconic are the Scorpion Chamber and the Rose Chamber. The exteriors of the property extend over 2 hectares, boasting an olive grove with 154 olive trees and a 4000 m2 garden with a swimming pool. We also find changing rooms attached to the swimming pool area, a 70 m2 gym renovated in 2005, a laundry area, and 12 parking spaces. The Castle operated as a hotel until 2017 and was awarded as one of the 10 most beautiful hotels within a Castle, being the only Italian structure included in the list. Additionally, three small apartments, also renovated, measuring approximately 40-50 m2 each, are part of the luxurious accommodation facility.