At nearly 1,000 years old, Borgo Pignano doesn’t shy away from its age.
Situated between Volterra and San Gimignano, the 750-acre estate describes itself as a ‘Tuscan haven’ – a place where the Italian province is the sanctuary, and its culture is the remedy.
It’s steeped in history; the first written records of Borgo Pignano date back to 1139, when work began on San Bartolomeo Apostolo, the Roman Catholic chapel that still exists on the property today.
