Welcome
A unique place where you can immerse yourself in silence and history
Here, wherever you look, you will experience the Tuscan Maremma with its colours, its scents and its flavours.
Located on the left bank of the Ombrone River and surrounded by rolling hills dotted with vineyards and olive groves, the Poggio Cavallo Estate is the ideal place for an invigorating vacation in contact with nature. Conveniently located a few kilometres from Grosseto and near the Uccellina Natural Park, this is a strategic position to visit the most beautiful beaches of Tuscany and the most characteristic destinations: Argentario, Castiglione della Pescaia, Capalbio, Pitigliano, Sovana, Saturnia and Montemerano.
The ancient village was once the throbbing heart of one of the most beautiful estates in 19th-century Maremma. After careful renovation, it now offers its guests an authentic atmosphere where they can enjoy moments of relaxation plunged in incredible silence, interrupted only by the sounds of nature.
Dream accommodations
Manor house, hamlet or a view to the lawn
Expect to find the soul of Maremma here. You will arrive at the Poggio Cavallo Estate through a charming driveway lined with century-old cypress and olive trees to spend your vacation surrounded by greenery.
You can choose to stay in the historical manor house, in the apartments built in renovated farmhouses, or in the rooms overlooking the lawn furnished in the colours of the fruits and seasons of the countryside, creating an ambiance inspired by the landscape.
La piscina
Swimming pool
Among olive and cypress trees
The pool is just a stone's throw from the hamlet. Set in an oasis of peace and tranquillity, it is surrounded by olive trees and rose bushes.
An echo-friendly salt chlorinator is utilized so that you can enjoy your time at the pool with full peace of mind.
Restaurant
Delight your eyes and your palate
The Poggio Cavallo Restaurant is in the small central square of the village. It is the ideal setting for intimate dinners, events, business meetings, buffets and weddings in a rustic, authentic atmosphere.
Enjoy the typical dishes of the Tuscan tradition and their unique, genuine flavours against the backdrop of fiery sunsets or under a starry sky.
Conferenze room in Toscana, Grosseto
Ximenes conference room
Panoramic multi-purpose
The Ximenes room can accommodate over 100 seats. It offers the necessary facilities for your events and a charming setting overlooking the green hills of Maremma.
Its excellent acoustics make it ideal for concerts, theatre performances, film showings as well as book readings, conferences, workshops, training courses, business meetings, exhibitions or private parties.
Events and weddings
A beautiful village, atmosphere and scenery of yesteryear
Surrounded by century-old olive trees, vineyards and the evocative Tuscan hills, this estate offers fairy-tale like, romantic settings for your most important day...
Nuovo Ristorante
Percorsi di cucina tipica con prodotti locali a chilometro, anzi metro, zero.
Il Ristorante Poggio Cavallo si rinnova. Stiamo lavorando una nuova primavera del gusto in Maremma. Nuova gestione, nuove specialità, nuovo team, tanti ospiti ed eventi in arrivo. Alla guida di Cinzia Carcano.
Troverete un ambiente ancora più curato ed esclusivo, e "percorsi di cucina" tipica con prodotti locali a chilometro zero. Lo chiamiamo percorso perchè mangiare deve essere un'esperienza da godere con il gusto e con la vista, riconoscendo i profumi e i sapori del luogo.
Olive oil
The fruit of our passion
a pure source of health
Olive trees have always been prevalent in the Maremma landscape. Traces of olive groves date back to ancient times: in the archaic period, the lands of Etruria were characterised by large plantings of olive trees. The history of Poggio Cavallo follows suit: records of this centuries-old activity found in the ancient maps kept at the farm show that many of these precious trees were present as early as the nineteenth century. In the past century, the estate housed an oil mill that remained in operation until the 1980s.
