Three exquisitely renovated private villas can be found in the bucolic setting of Tuscany’s Villa Saletta, a 1,700-acre estate with lush forests, vineyards, and a picturesque landscape.
More than two decades ago, multi-millionaire businessman and passionate Italophile Guy Hands, along with his wife Julia, embarked on an ambitious project that would breathe new life into a forgotten piece of Tuscany’s rich history. They acquired the sprawling Villa Saletta estate, a property that had been abandoned and left to the ravages of time. The estate, with its vast vineyards and olive groves, held the echoes of a once-thriving agricultural tradition, particularly in wine and olive oil production—both staples of the region’s cultural and economic identity. Understanding the deep-rooted significance of these traditions, Guy and Julia committed themselves not only to restoring the physical structures of the estate but also to revitalizing its agricultural legacy. Accommodation Review: 3 villas of the Villa Saletta Estate Tuscany Italy
