Borgo Lucignanello San Giovanni d'Asso Map

The tiny Tuscan village of Lucignano d'Asso, inhabited since the time of the Roman empire, acquired its present urban structure in the 15th century at a time when the entire village and castle belonged to the influential Piccolomini family. The buildings which comprise the Borgo Lucignanello complex date back to this period.

The restoration of Borgo Lucignanello's five houses, Casa Amadeo, Casa Remo, Casa Clementina, Casa Severino and Casa Maria, was supervised by the eminent Italian architect and restoration expert, Paolo Alberto Rossi, who ensured that all the original architectural features of the units were conserved and that only traditional, locally-sourced building materials such as travertine marble and terracotta tiles were used..

Impressive open fireplaces and rare items of period furniture feature in rooms decorated with exquisite trompe-l'oeil motifs, hand-painted ceramics, printed cottons, hessian, and jacquard. All the apartments offer splendid views over the village, the courtyard of the church, and the picturesque Tuscan countryside. Nearby, there is a large swimming pool reserved for guests sojourning at Borgo Lucignanello.

On the immediate outskirts of the village lies Casale Sarageto; a wonderful 18th century farmhouse complete with garden and swimming pool which is available for exclusive rent. The farmhouse has a total of four ensuite bedrooms, a sitting room, dining room, and large kitchen.

The perfect choice for those wishing to experience an authentic slice of life in the Tuscan countryside, Borgo Lucignanello organizes tastings of the property's extra virgin olive oil, wine tours, truffle hunts, visits to local dairies, and cooking classes held by a local chef.

Three good reasons

1. A medieval hamlet in the heart of the Crete Senesi.
2. The stunning restoration supervised by the architect Paolo Alberto Rossi.
3. The 18th century farmhouse with garden and private swimming pool.