Manciano, Manciano, Tuscany

This particular estate, located just outside the small village of Poggio Murella, is the former home of Marco Pantani, the famous Italian cyclist nicknamed "The Pirate". Pantani regularly stayed in this area to take a break from professional sports and train on the challenging roads of the Maremma. This house was his personal refuge and is therefore closely linked to his history. Even today in Poggio Murella a monument commemorates the "Pirate", becoming a popular destination for cycling enthusiasts. The house was renovated in 2001 and is located in a quiet area, just outside the village. The location offers just that solitude that Pantani appreciated about this area, while ensuring easy access to the village. The surroundings of Poggio Murella are particularly popular with cyclists and offer numerous opportunities to explore the landscape on your bike. The property includes a large plot of about one hectare, on which there are about 30 olive trees that give the outdoor area a typically Tuscan character and emphasize the rural atmosphere of the estate. The large surface area offers a lot of privacy and numerous possibilities for customization. The special bond with Marco Pantani gives this house an extraordinary historical and emotional value. It is not just a property in Maremma, but a place that has been part of the personal history of one of the most famous Italian cyclists. Especially for cycling enthusiasts and those of Tuscany, this estate thus takes on a very special meaning. An extraordinary estate rich in history, with a large land and a typically Tuscan environment, located in an area that is still closely linked to the name of Marco Pantani and cycling.