Dating back to the time of the Agrarian Reform, was originally used for the breeding and taming of Maremma horses, under the expert guidance of Fernando Forci, one of the area’s best known butteri, who had his equestrian domain here.

In recent years, in addition to the restoration of the historical structures and the conservation of the fields adjacent to the property, cultivated with cereals and hay as in the past, a garden and vegetable patch with native crops have been created and the ancient rows of olive trees, which now number around 620 trees, have been extended.

The manor house has been reconstructed by recuperating the styles of the time and of the area.
Volumes, colours and details allow for a balanced inclusion in the landscape, with a distinct note of character.
Manor and Guest House, although different, dialogue in terms of architecture, materials and colours, characterising the original style of the farmhouse in harmony with the land.

The olive grove is a strong symbol of identity for Podere Pagliaiolo. Its long green rows, which turn silver under the moonlight, encapsulate the essence of Tuscan flavours and atmosphere. Our farm’s olive grove is the result of the recovery of ancient plants, to which we have added new trees, mainly of frantoiano, moraiolo, pendolino and leccino quality. Today we have about 620 trees that produce an excellent extra virgin olive oil.