The Monterufoli Estate is located in between the Val di Cecina and Val di Cornia, in the province of Pisa. It is immersed in more than a thousand hectares of unspoilt nature, secular trees, a plethora of thermal springs and enchanting vineyards, from which the Vermentino di Toscana IGT and the Poggio Miniera Val di Cornia DOCG selection is produced.

The estate extends over an area of 1,030 hectares of rolling hills at an altitude between 150 and 500 metres above sea level. In this wonderful setting, there are numerous routes that offer beautiful landscapes and a connection to the traditions of the area, which is rich in minerals. Evidence of this are the remains of the lignite and magnesite mines and the old chalcedony caves, known since ancient times for the manufacture of mosaics.

The estate stands where the old railway station of the lignite mine, terminal of the Casino di Terra – Monterufoli line, once stood. The same area was once owned by the Maffei, a rich Volterra family, and later by the Gherardesca family, and the latter were descendants of the renowned Count narrated in Dante’s Divina Commedia.

The Monterufoli Estate consists of two separate buildings: the main villa called the Miniera and the Scuderie.

The Miniera offers 9 rooms, a suite and a flat with an independent entrance, all equipped with air conditioning, satellite TV and wi-fi; the Scuderie consist of 2 Tuscan-style flats, completely independent and with a magnificent view over the valley. They also have a triple room and a family room.

At guests’ disposal: ‘La Miniera’ restaurant, a swimming pool, a multi-purpose sports field, a 50-seat meeting room equipped with a 90-inch LCD screen and a wine shop with tasting room. In the car park in front of the Miniera there are 2 charging stations for electric cars.

The Monterufoli Estate is located in between the Val di Cecina and Val di Cornia, in the province of Pisa. It is immersed in more than a thousand hectares of unspoilt nature, secular trees, a plethora of thermal springs and enchanting vineyards, from which the Vermentino di Toscana IGT and the Poggio Miniera Val di Cornia DOCG selection is produced.

The estate extends over an area of 1,030 hectares of rolling hills at an altitude between 150 and 500 metres above sea level. In this wonderful setting, there are numerous routes that offer beautiful landscapes and a connection to the traditions of the area, which is rich in minerals. Evidence of this are the remains of the lignite and magnesite mines and the old chalcedony caves, known since ancient times for the manufacture of mosaics.

The estate stands where the old railway station of the lignite mine, terminal of the Casino di Terra – Monterufoli line, once stood. The same area was once owned by the Maffei, a rich Volterra family, and later by the Gherardesca family, and the latter were descendants of the renowned Count narrated in Dante’s Divina Commedia.

The Monterufoli Estate consists of two separate buildings: the main villa called the Miniera and the Scuderie.

The Miniera offers 9 rooms, a suite and a flat with an independent entrance, all equipped with air conditioning, satellite TV and wi-fi; the Scuderie consist of 2 Tuscan-style flats, completely independent and with a magnificent view over the valley. They also have a triple room and a family room.

At guests’ disposal: ‘La Miniera’ restaurant, a swimming pool, a multi-purpose sports field, a 50-seat meeting room equipped with a 90-inch LCD screen and a wine shop with tasting room. In the car park in front of the Miniera there are 2 charging stations for electric cars.

The Monterufoli Estate is located in between the Val di Cecina and Val di Cornia, in the province of Pisa. It is immersed in more than a thousand hectares of unspoilt nature, secular trees, a plethora of thermal springs and enchanting vineyards, from which the Vermentino di Toscana IGT and the Poggio Miniera Val di Cornia DOCG selection is produced.

The estate extends over an area of 1,030 hectares of rolling hills at an altitude between 150 and 500 metres above sea level. In this wonderful setting, there are numerous routes that offer beautiful landscapes and a connection to the traditions of the area, which is rich in minerals. Evidence of this are the remains of the lignite and magnesite mines and the old chalcedony caves, known since ancient times for the manufacture of mosaics.

The estate stands where the old railway station of the lignite mine, terminal of the Casino di Terra – Monterufoli line, once stood. The same area was once owned by the Maffei, a rich Volterra family, and later by the Gherardesca family, and the latter were descendants of the renowned Count narrated in Dante’s Divina Commedia.

The Monterufoli Estate consists of two separate buildings: the main villa called the Miniera and the Scuderie.

The Miniera offers 9 rooms, a suite and a flat with an independent entrance, all equipped with air conditioning, satellite TV and wi-fi; the Scuderie consist of 2 Tuscan-style flats, completely independent and with a magnificent view over the valley. They also have a triple room and a family room.

At guests’ disposal: ‘La Miniera’ restaurant, a swimming pool, a multi-purpose sports field, a 50-seat meeting room equipped with a 90-inch LCD screen and a wine shop with tasting room. In the car park in front of the Miniera there are 2 charging stations for electric cars.

The Monterufoli Estate is located in between the Val di Cecina and Val di Cornia, in the province of Pisa. It is immersed in more than a thousand hectares of unspoilt nature, secular trees, a plethora of thermal springs and enchanting vineyards, from which the Vermentino di Toscana IGT and the Poggio Miniera Val di Cornia DOCG selection is produced.

The estate extends over an area of 1,030 hectares of rolling hills at an altitude between 150 and 500 metres above sea level. In this wonderful setting, there are numerous routes that offer beautiful landscapes and a connection to the traditions of the area, which is rich in minerals. Evidence of this are the remains of the lignite and magnesite mines and the old chalcedony caves, known since ancient times for the manufacture of mosaics.

The estate stands where the old railway station of the lignite mine, terminal of the Casino di Terra – Monterufoli line, once stood. The same area was once owned by the Maffei, a rich Volterra family, and later by the Gherardesca family, and the latter were descendants of the renowned Count narrated in Dante’s Divina Commedia.

The Monterufoli Estate consists of two separate buildings: the main villa called the Miniera and the Scuderie.

The Miniera offers 9 rooms, a suite and a flat with an independent entrance, all equipped with air conditioning, satellite TV and wi-fi; the Scuderie consist of 2 Tuscan-style flats, completely independent and with a magnificent view over the valley. They also have a triple room and a family room.

At guests’ disposal: ‘La Miniera’ restaurant, a swimming pool, a multi-purpose sports field, a 50-seat meeting room equipped with a 90-inch LCD screen and a wine shop with tasting room. In the car park in front of the Miniera there are 2 charging stations for electric cars.

The Monterufoli Estate is located in between the Val di Cecina and Val di Cornia, in the province of Pisa. It is immersed in more than a thousand hectares of unspoilt nature, secular trees, a plethora of thermal springs and enchanting vineyards, from which the Vermentino di Toscana IGT and the Poggio Miniera Val di Cornia DOCG selection is produced.

The estate extends over an area of 1,030 hectares of rolling hills at an altitude between 150 and 500 metres above sea level. In this wonderful setting, there are numerous routes that offer beautiful landscapes and a connection to the traditions of the area, which is rich in minerals. Evidence of this are the remains of the lignite and magnesite mines and the old chalcedony caves, known since ancient times for the manufacture of mosaics.

The estate stands where the old railway station of the lignite mine, terminal of the Casino di Terra – Monterufoli line, once stood. The same area was once owned by the Maffei, a rich Volterra family, and later by the Gherardesca family, and the latter were descendants of the renowned Count narrated in Dante’s Divina Commedia.

The Monterufoli Estate consists of two separate buildings: the main villa called the Miniera and the Scuderie.

The Miniera offers 9 rooms, a suite and a flat with an independent entrance, all equipped with air conditioning, satellite TV and wi-fi; the Scuderie consist of 2 Tuscan-style flats, completely independent and with a magnificent view over the valley. They also have a triple room and a family room.

At guests’ disposal: ‘La Miniera’ restaurant, a swimming pool, a multi-purpose sports field, a 50-seat meeting room equipped with a 90-inch LCD screen and a wine shop with tasting room. In the car park in front of the Miniera there are 2 charging stations for electric cars.

The Monterufoli Estate is located in between the Val di Cecina and Val di Cornia, in the province of Pisa. It is immersed in more than a thousand hectares of unspoilt nature, secular trees, a plethora of thermal springs and enchanting vineyards, from which the Vermentino di Toscana IGT and the Poggio Miniera Val di Cornia DOCG selection is produced.

The estate extends over an area of 1,030 hectares of rolling hills at an altitude between 150 and 500 metres above sea level. In this wonderful setting, there are numerous routes that offer beautiful landscapes and a connection to the traditions of the area, which is rich in minerals. Evidence of this are the remains of the lignite and magnesite mines and the old chalcedony caves, known since ancient times for the manufacture of mosaics.

The estate stands where the old railway station of the lignite mine, terminal of the Casino di Terra – Monterufoli line, once stood. The same area was once owned by the Maffei, a rich Volterra family, and later by the Gherardesca family, and the latter were descendants of the renowned Count narrated in Dante’s Divina Commedia.

The Monterufoli Estate consists of two separate buildings: the main villa called the Miniera and the Scuderie.

The Miniera offers 9 rooms, a suite and a flat with an independent entrance, all equipped with air conditioning, satellite TV and wi-fi; the Scuderie consist of 2 Tuscan-style flats, completely independent and with a magnificent view over the valley. They also have a triple room and a family room.

At guests’ disposal: ‘La Miniera’ restaurant, a swimming pool, a multi-purpose sports field, a 50-seat meeting room equipped with a 90-inch LCD screen and a wine shop with tasting room. In the car park in front of the Miniera there are 2 charging stations for electric cars.

The Monterufoli Estate is located in between the Val di Cecina and Val di Cornia, in the province of Pisa. It is immersed in more than a thousand hectares of unspoilt nature, secular trees, a plethora of thermal springs and enchanting vineyards, from which the Vermentino di Toscana IGT and the Poggio Miniera Val di Cornia DOCG selection is produced.

The estate extends over an area of 1,030 hectares of rolling hills at an altitude between 150 and 500 metres above sea level. In this wonderful setting, there are numerous routes that offer beautiful landscapes and a connection to the traditions of the area, which is rich in minerals. Evidence of this are the remains of the lignite and magnesite mines and the old chalcedony caves, known since ancient times for the manufacture of mosaics.

The estate stands where the old railway station of the lignite mine, terminal of the Casino di Terra – Monterufoli line, once stood. The same area was once owned by the Maffei, a rich Volterra family, and later by the Gherardesca family, and the latter were descendants of the renowned Count narrated in Dante’s Divina Commedia.

The Monterufoli Estate consists of two separate buildings: the main villa called the Miniera and the Scuderie.

The Miniera offers 9 rooms, a suite and a flat with an independent entrance, all equipped with air conditioning, satellite TV and wi-fi; the Scuderie consist of 2 Tuscan-style flats, completely independent and with a magnificent view over the valley. They also have a triple room and a family room.

At guests’ disposal: ‘La Miniera’ restaurant, a swimming pool, a multi-purpose sports field, a 50-seat meeting room equipped with a 90-inch LCD screen and a wine shop with tasting room. In the car park in front of the Miniera there are 2 charging stations for electric cars.