A Private Medieval Village in Tuscany

This one is something else entirely.

A 1,100-hectare private estate, owned by Ferruccio Ferragamo for over 30 years, that feels more like a village than a hotel.

A whole village to yourselves, an hour from Florence: lanes to wander, places to gather, and room for a team to slow down together.

Sixty rooms and suites, plus three private villas of 4, 5, and 10 bedrooms, each with its own private pool.

A spa built around a candlelit stone pool beneath the estate's old vaulted cellars. Deeply restorative, and quietly private. The kind of space built for disconnecting, so a team can reconnect.

A working winery, and a farm that produces 70% of everything on the menu. Wine from the soil you're standing on.

And mornings on horseback, riding out through the estate before the day gets going. Small rituals like this are often where a team finds its way back to itself, away from screens, into something more human.

Horseback riding, artisan workshops, wine tours, cooking and cocktail classes. And a location 30 minutes from Arezzo, home to the oldest antique fair in Italy.

A 380 sqm private indoor space, set within the estate grounds and available exclusively for estate guests, for keynotes, evening gatherings, film screenings, or one of the most dramatic dinner settings in Europe. There is genuinely nothing else like it.

Long lunches that become dinners, and an amphitheatre that will be the moment your group talks about for years.

An estate with the scale of a village gives an executive team room to gather, to slow down and breathe, and to have the real conversations that build trust. It is a natural setting for a luxury corporate retreat in Tuscany, and for recently acquired teams bridging the gap between two ways of working, where clarity, alignment and integration take time and care. With Sūtra, bespoke programming and facilitation shape the days around genuine team connection.