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An ancient estate of woodland and meadows, protected, restored and reimagined
Design
Over 30 years of in-house architecture and design, imagined, built and run by the family
Collections
A world of finely made things – the collection gathers objects born at Reschio and shaped with kindred artisans
Reschio is a living estate, shaped over three decades by the Bolza family, architects, creatives and custodians of the land that is their home. Over time a distinct DNA has emerged, one rooted in responsibility, aesthetics and innovation, always giving back to the land that sustains them
About & Reschio History
Reschio is a 3,700 acres private estate in the Umbrian hills, centred around a thousand-year-old castle and a collection of over 50 farmhouses, many of which have now been restored and transformed. Once abandoned, it has been carefully revived over the past three decades by the Bolza family, architects, designers and custodians of the land
September 2026
We Love Our Orto-Flower Garden
At its heart are biodynamic principles, which guide the rhythm of sowing, planting and harvesting in accordance with lunar and planetary cycles
Reschio collections
A world of finely made things – the collection gathers objects born at Reschio and shaped with kindred artisans
What's on
From seasonal events and musical gatherings to press stories and all the latest happenings at Reschio
A Three-Michelin-Star Dinner
From the Vineyards of Reschio to Reschio Collections
San Michele, a Church for Body and Soul
The Reschio Inter-House Tournament Returns
The Many Expressions of the Grape
Food as a Conscious Gesture
The Land
Discover Reschio’s vast, wild landscape - over 3,700 acres of woodland, meadows and wildlife
Eat & Drink
Reschio’s bars and restaurants draw on what is foraged on the estate, picked in the gardens and grown nearby. All produce is locally and seasonally sourced
Bathouse and sport
From Bathhouse rituals, tranquil lake days and yoga, to riding, tennis, gyms, biking and much moreÂ
Own a house
Buying a house at Reschio may begin with a ruin or, increasingly, with a house already brought to life