Hunting reserve for sale in the Tuscan Maremma

Overview

This hunting reserve for sale in the Tuscan Maremma represents a rare opportunity for those seeking authentic nature, privacy, and an investment with a strong territorial identity. The property covers approximately 60 hectares of woods, arable land, and historic olive groves, in an unspoiled landscape along the Ombrone River.
The complex includes a two-story farmhouse , adjacent to which is an annex and various rural buildings for agricultural use. The entire complex is in need of renovation, but it has a unique architectural character and abundant potential for enhancement.

Indoor spaces

The main farmhouse offers spacious living rooms with fireplaces, a kitchen, 4 bedrooms, and 2 bathrooms. The rooms retain their generous proportions, views of the landscape, and original features, lending themselves to high-quality restoration.

Next to it is a second independent unit, consisting of a large kitchen with fireplace, 1–2 bedrooms, and bathroom. The front rural buildings are in a state of disrepair and targeted reconstruction is recommended to create suites, a small wellness area, or technical spaces.

Exterior & Land

The farm covers 60 hectares:

• 40 hectares of forest ideal for resident wildlife
• 20 hectares of arable land
• 500 olive trees of the Seggianese variety
• Natural park around the farmhouse
• Full immersion in the Maremma landscape

Technical data

• Total area: 60 ha
• Farmhouse:370 square meters
• Annex: 90 square meters
• Farmhouse and annex: 855 square meters
• Instrumental buildings: 410 square meters
• Courtyards and courtyards of buildings: 1 ,426 square meters
• Land: 40 hectares of forest, 20 hectares of arable land, 500 olive trees
• Status: to be renovated
• Facilities: electricity and water to be restored

Why Invest in a Hunting Reserve Today?

Buying a hunting reserve is not just a real estate transaction but a strategic choice that combines environmental conservation, social prestige, and financial stability. Here are three excellent reasons based on your project.

Are you a gentleman hunter? Turn your passion into your lifestyle.

You will become the guardian of an ecosystem. Properly managed hunting is the first form of land conservation, preventing poaching and ensuring the balance between species. In addition, you will consolidate your assetsin a "trophy"that does not lose value. A private reserve eliminates the costs of international hunting trips and offers the opportunity to host business partners in an exclusive setting, transforming your passion into a unique networking tool.

Are you a tourism entrepreneur? Business and income will be your goal.

You will support the local economy, becoming a point of reference for your sector. Managing a reserve creates jobs (gamekeepers, receptionists, agronomists) and promotes local gastronomic products (game meat supply chain).

You will diversify your income. A reserve can generate steady cash flow through the sale of entry permits, luxury hospitality, and the organization of off-season corporate events. It is an asset with a very high barrier to entry, as licenses are limited, making your offering unique on the market.

Are you a visionary investor? Then Asset Green and Land Banking are for you.

As a visionary, you will protect local biodiversity. In an era where concrete is becoming increasingly prevalent, owning a reserve means guaranteeing a green lung for the planet, promoting CO₂sequestration and soil regeneration.

As a green investor, you will capitalize on carbon credits and ecosystem services. The forest within the reserve can be certified to generate financial returns linked to sustainability. Furthermore, land remains the most inflation-resistant investment, with a constant historical revaluation due to the scarcity of large consolidated areas.

How to transform corporate structures into income generators. We'll give you a few ideas.

• Country lodge for hunting enthusiasts, with seasonal packages
• Luxury Farmhouse, thanks to the combination of woods, olive groves, and river
• Boutique retreat linked to outdoor activities, trekking, foraging, and birdwatching

Location

In the heart of the Tuscan Maremma, in an unspoiled but easily accessible area.

• Sea: 45 minutes
• Siena: 40 minutes
• Florence: approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes
• Main villages, services, and typical restaurants within 15–20 minutes

consult the wildlife hunting plan for the region of Tuscany click here