BORGO SANT’AMBROGIO IN TREQUANDA

Borgo Sant'Ambrogio is an elegant historical residence surrounded by hectares of unspoiled nature. It provides luxurious accommodation and is located in a privileged position renowned for its beauty, history, and culture. Nestled in the heart of Tuscany, between the Val di Chiana and the Val d'Orcia valleys, the property comprises an estate, which includes an organic farm, and a spacious resort dedicated to hospitality and the hosting of events and ceremonies.

The elevated position of the complex guarantees enchanting views of the lake and the green expanses of the nature reserve that envelops the property, ensuring absolute privacy, peace and tranquillity. Surrounding a large central square, paved with stones and lawn, the Resort features six spacious apartments, a reception area with a wine cellar and a dedicated space for local products, a bright hall for hosting meetings and events, a charming restaurant with vaulted ceilings, a swimming pool and a small chapel.

Borgo Sant'Ambrogio has belonged to the same family for three generations. Over the decades, we have cultivated a philosophy of being closely attuned to nature and enhancing its resources, combined with  a deep commitment to both human warmth and professionalism in hospitality.

Due t  o our family-oriented management style, we directly take care of the requests and requirements of all  our guests, ensuring they not only have access to this prestigious location but also benefit from an ex  clusive and fully personalised experience.

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The history of Borgo Sant'Ambrogio has its roots in the 17th century, when the oldest part of the complex was built. The main building dates back to the 1600s, while the wings to the south and north and the adjacent outbuildings housing the agritourism farmhouse, restaurant and meeting hall were constructed in the early 20th century.

During the 18th century, Sant’Ambrogio was a monastery for nuns devoted to the Milanese saint of the same name (of whom a portrait of the time still remains). Beneath the 19th-century frescoes which adorn the main farmhouse, a further layer of frescoes dating back to the previous century has been uncovered.

In 1971, the estate, owned by the Contucci family of Montepulciano, was acquired by Ranieri and Maria Teresa Apollonj Ghetti. Captivated by the beauty of the surrounding nature reserve and the centuries-old history of the Borgo, they chose Sant’Ambrogio as the ideal setting to enjoy the riches of the Tuscan countryside together with their six children.

Even today, two generations later, their heirs safeguard this rich natural and historical heritage, and are continuing the work begun almost fifty years ago by Ranieri and Maria Teresa. The elegant and discreet restoration and redevelopment work has preserved the historical stratifications of the complex, enhancing the harmony between past and present.

FACILITIES AND SERVICES AT BORGO SANT’AMBROGIO

Accommodation: 11 rooms with private bathrooms, for a total of 22 guests, divided between Family rooms for 4 + 2 guests, Junior Suites suitable for 2 + 2 guests, as well as double rooms.

Services include:

• Guest reception and check-out
• Buffet breakfast
• Housekeeping and linen service
• Swimming pool towels

Apartment amenities:

• Independent heating
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi connection
• Fireplace in the living room
  
  

Amenities in the bedrooms:

TV
Hairdryer
Safe
Minibar
Kettle with coffee and various varieties of tea and herbal tea.
 

PLACES OF INTEREST IN THE VICINITY

Borgo Sant’Ambrogio is located on the border between the Val di Chiana and the Val d’Orcia valleys, close to the beautiful towns of Pienza and Montepulciano.

The nearest airports are Rome, Florence, and Pisa. The main railway stations are Chiusi – Chianciano Terme, Buonconvento and Siena, which offer frequent connections almost every hour from the major cities. Chiusi station is also a destination of some high-speed train services.

By car, it is possible to reach us via the A1 - Autostrada del Sole motorway. The nearest exits are Val di Chiana – Bettolle when coming from the north, and Chiusi – Chianciano Terme if you are arriving from the south.