Antico Casale suites
Five suites, some with private terraces and heated jacuzzis, including the Romantic Suite set in a grotto-style space in the rock.
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Restored monastery estate with travertine pool and farmhouse suites between the Maremma and Monte Amiata, Arcidosso, Tuscany
Fattoria La Pieve is a restored country estate near Arcidosso in the Tuscan Maremma, with 11 suites across three farmhouses, a large travertine pool area and a panoramic terrace for ceremonies.
Fattoria La Pieve stands between the hills of the Maremma and Monte Amiata, near Arcidosso in Tuscany. The site began as a monastery around 800 AD, recorded as Plebis S. Johannes de Ballatorio and later shortened to Pieve. It has since been restored as a country estate, with olive groves, vineyards and woodland around it and views running toward the Tyrrhenian Sea.
Guests stay in three nearby farmhouses holding 11 suites that sleep 40, with space for a further 20 on sofa beds or extra beds. The Antico Casale has five suites, some with private terraces and heated jacuzzis, and its Romantic Suite is set in a grotto-style space cut into the rock. Casale Bellavista and Casale del Sole add six suites in a classic country style. A 700 square metre pool area of antiqued travertine, rock and waterfalls forms the centre of the grounds. A panoramic terrace links the restaurant to a covered event space and suits ceremonies indoors or out. The in-house kitchen caters for vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free diets, and longer celebrations can include wine tastings, pizza nights and pool parties.
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The estate sits between the hills of the Maremma and Monte Amiata. It began as a monastery around 800 AD under the name Plebis S. Johannes de Ballatorio, later shortened to Pieve, and has been restored so that its rural and spiritual roots sit alongside modern comfort.

Eleven suites are spread across three farmhouses and sleep 40 guests, with room for 20 more on sofa beds or extras. The Antico Casale holds five, some with private terraces and heated jacuzzis, and its Romantic Suite is a grotto-style room cut into the rock with a rain shower, waterfall and jacuzzi.

A 700 square metre pool area in antiqued travertine, framed by rocks, plants and waterfalls, anchors the grounds. The panoramic terrace joins the restaurant and a covered event space, and the in-house kitchen supports longer weekends with wine tastings, pizza nights and pool parties.


The site dates to a monastery founded around 800 AD and has been restored as a country estate.
A 700 square metre pool area of antiqued travertine, rock, plants and waterfalls.


A grotto-style room cut into the rock, with a rain shower, waterfall and jacuzzi.
A terrace joined to the restaurant and covered event space, used for ceremonies indoors or outdoors.


Eleven suites in three farmhouses sleep 40 guests, with space for 20 more on sofa beds or extras.
Flexible menus cover vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free diets.

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Three nearby farmhouses hold 11 suites that sleep 40 guests, and a further 20 can be accommodated on sofa beds or extra beds.
The Antico Casale has five suites, while Casale Bellavista and Casale del Sole together offer six more in a classic country style.
Yes. The panoramic terrace connects to the restaurant and a covered event space, so ceremonies can take place indoors or outside with the views kept in sight.
Yes. The estate cooks for events itself, with flexible menus that include vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free choices.
Wine tastings, pizza nights and pool parties can be arranged around the wedding.
The site began as a monastery around 800 AD, known as Plebis S. Johannes de Ballatorio and later shortened to Pieve.
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