A village featuring historic buildings, set on 42 hectares of land.
The village of Buriano is a historic rural settlement consisting of a network of traditional stone buildings, ancient farmhouses, agricultural service structures, storage spaces, and common areas, spread across a scenic hilly landscape characterized by olive groves, woods, and cultivated fields.
Historically conceived as a self-sufficient agricultural system, the village preserves the spatial organization and architectural identity typical of large Tuscan estates, with internal pathways, terraces, courtyards, and service connections integrated into the natural topography. The built environment retains its original materials and rural architectural elements, reflecting the historical relationship between residential life, agricultural production, and estate management within the broader landscape context.