The estate was built in 1700 by the noble Florentine Peruzzi family. In 1840, the property was bought by the Marchesi Strozzi Sacrati and belonged to this noble and influential family until 1978, when the Lottero family decided to settle down to make it a family refuge before then opening it to the public. Since then, the farm has preserved the best agricultural traditions dedicated to the cultivation and organic production of wine and olive oil. It combines traditional production methods with the most modern techniques. In the grounds of the manor house there is a 250 year old Lebanese cedar that has become the symbol of the farm.

Fattoria Lavacchio extends on 110 hectares, of which 44 hectares are olive groves, 29 hectares are vineyards, 6 are wheat and 9 are wooded forest where you can find truffles!