Borgo Bucciano carries centuries of history on its shoulders, wrapped in the quiet poetry of the Tuscan countryside. Between rolling hills, olive groves, and medieval villages, this refined estate feels suspended between past and present, a place where noble life once unfolded and where today travelers rediscover the art of slow, elegant living.

Set in the heart of San Miniato, Tuscany, Borgo Bucciano was once a grand rural estate, built in the early 1600s for the aristocratic Morali family. Even then, its value rivaled the most important buildings in town, a symbol of power, beauty, and cultivated landownership. What remains today is not just architecture, but a story carved into stone, gardens, and horizons.

In the early 20th century, the property became the summer residence of the noble Lorenzelli family of Bologna, who transformed the villa into a seasonal retreat for celebrations, family gatherings, and long Tuscan summers. 

Today, Borgo Bucciano opens the doors to Tuscany’s most intimate charm, offering a peaceful countryside escape wrapped in greenery, privacy, and the soul of traditional Italian hospitality.