A 1,000-Year-Old Tuscan Fortress on 12 Acres in Chianti Classico Between Florence and Siena
First recorded in 1016, Castello di Monterinaldi was once a fortified stronghold in the long rivalry between Florence and Siena. Centuries later, it was transformed into a country residence, eventually becoming part of a celebrated Chianti Classico wine estate.
Restored Saracen Tower on the Amalfi Coast
This restored Tower dates back to 1532 and is one of over 350 towers that were built up along the mountainous coast from the 11th century to protect inhabitants from invasions and attacks by the Saracens and pirates.
This Neoclassical Villa on the Italian Riviera is Set Within Portofino Park
Fully restored, the Italian villa for sale presents as an exceptional turnkey property on this coveted stretch of the Italian Riviera.