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Borgo Stomennano
- TYPICAL BUDGET
€40k - €100k
- SLEEPS
38
- CAPACITY
90
Set just outside Monteriggioni, near Siena, Borgo Stomennano is a self-contained Tuscan village designed for large, multi-day wedding stays. Centred around a 17th-century villa and surrounded by vineyards and olive groves, the estate unfolds as a collection of buildings rather than a single residence. What defines Stomennano is its scale and layout. With multiple houses, shared spaces, and expansive grounds, it allows guests to settle in across several days—moving between private villas, gardens, and communal areas. The atmosphere feels lived-in rather than formal, with the structure of a historic estate supporting a more relaxed, extended celebration.
Details
- MIN STAY: 2
- EXCLUSIVITY
- CAPACITY: 90
- SLEEPS: 38
- ON SITE PLANNER
- BRIDAL CHANGING ROOM
- WIFI
- PARKING
- PET FRIENDLY
- POOL
Wedding Packages & Pricing
- ACCOMMODATION
- RECEPTION
Additional information
Weddings & settings
Ceremonies
Ceremonies at Stomennano are shaped by choice across the estate, with settings that range from open and expansive to more enclosed and architectural.
The venue supports symbolic ceremonies on site, with nearby churches available for religious services.
Front Lawn
Positioned directly in front of the villa, this space feels structured and symmetrical, with the façade providing a clear visual anchor.
Rooftop Terrace
Elevated and outward-facing, offering wide views across the surrounding countryside, with a stronger sense of openness.
Rear Gardens
More enclosed and quieter, with pathways, fountains, and shaded areas creating a softer, more private atmosphere.
Historic Cellars & Interior Rooms
For indoor ceremonies, vaulted spaces beneath the villa offer a more atmospheric setting, with stone walls and lower light levels creating a distinct shift in tone.
Each location offers a different relationship to the estate—formal, open, or enclosed—allowing the ceremony to align with the scale and style of the celebration.
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Photo by Rosalie Voortman
Receptions
Weddings at Stomennano feel expansive and village-led, with guests moving between spaces across the estate rather than gathering in one central area.
Drinks often begin on the rooftop terrace or within the gardens, where guests arrive into open space with views across the landscape. The layout encourages movement, with multiple areas to explore rather than a single focal point.
Dinner typically takes place in the courtyard or within the converted barn. Outdoors, long tables create a more communal atmosphere under the sky, while the barn offers a more structured setting, particularly for larger groups.
As the evening progresses, the celebration shifts inward. Dancing continues within the villa’s interiors, where the atmosphere becomes more contained, contrasting with the openness of earlier moments. Outdoor music extends into the evening before moving inside.
Across a full wedding weekend, the estate supports additional gatherings—welcome dinners, poolside lunches, and informal moments—spread across its different spaces.
Staying on Site
Accommodation is distributed across six residences within the estate, hosting up to 38 guests.
The Main Villa
The central residence, with formal rooms, period details, and views across the surrounding countryside.
Farmhouses (Volta, Tinaione, Corte and others)
Independent houses with multiple bedrooms, kitchens, and living spaces, offering privacy while remaining part of the wider estate.
Each residence combines traditional materials—stone, terracotta, timber—with practical modern features. Layouts vary, but all include self-contained living spaces suited to longer stays.
The structure allows guests to stay together while maintaining independence, creating a balance between communal and private living. Additional accommodation can be arranged nearby for larger groups.
Photo by Rosalie Voortman
Photo by Rosalie Voortman
Food & Atmosphere
The food experience at Stomennano is host-led and regionally rooted, shaped by external caterers familiar with the estate.
Couples select from a curated list of local chefs, with menus typically centred on Tuscan ingredients—seasonal produce, local meats, and wines from the surrounding vineyards, including those produced on the estate.
Dining shifts across locations depending on the moment. Outdoor dinners in the courtyard, larger receptions in the barn, and more informal meals in gardens or terraces all form part of the experience. The flexibility allows each meal to feel distinct, rather than repeating the same format.
Food here follows the rhythm of the stay—adaptable, regional, and designed to bring guests together across multiple days.
Real Weddings at Borgo Stomennano
Other Information
Activities
The estate supports a full, multi-day experience, with both on-site and regional activities.
On-site
- Infinity pool with views across the countryside
- Wine tastings in the estate cellars
- Cooking classes with local chefs
- Walking routes through vineyards and woodland
Nearby
The medieval town of Monteriggioni, Siena’s historic centre, and the Chianti wine region.
Location & Accessibility
Located in Monteriggioni, the estate offers a countryside setting with close proximity to key Tuscan destinations.
- Nearest airports: Florence (approx. 1 hour 15 minutes), Pisa (approx. 1 hour 30 minutes)
- Access: Private transport recommended
- Parking: On-site parking available
The position allows guests to explore the region while remaining centred around the estate for the duration of the stay.
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