Suite
Family Room
Superior
Standard Room
APARTMENTS
Mocajo I
Casa Gloria
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SUITE
Elegance and romance for unforgettable moments
Elegant and romantic, the room, with views of the pool and the stunning surrounding landscape, will surprise you with its magical atmosphere that will take you back in time.
60 sqm, Ground Floor
2 Bedrooms
1 Bathroom
4 People
FAMILY ROOM
Comfort and space for the whole family
Suitable for up to 4 people, these spacious and comfortable rooms offer a beautiful view that will accompany your wake-up in the best way.
60 sqm, Ground Floor
2 Bedrooms
1 Bathroom
4 People
SUPERIOR
Style and comfort in a unique atmosphere
Warm and welcoming, with a view of the landscape, these rooms embody all the refined essence of the Villa in compact spaces. Available as doubles, with separate beds, or single use.
60 sqm, Ground Floor
2 Bedrooms
1 Bathroom
4 People
STANDARD ROOM
Simplicity and comfort without compromises
Simple and comfortable, these rooms are little gems and are ideal for the best rest. Available as doubles, with separate beds, or single use.
60 sqm, Ground Floor
2 Bedrooms
1 Bathroom
4 People
MOCAJO I
The largest for close-knit groups
Located next to the Main Villa, this farmhouse is simply furnished and retains the rustic, lived-in character of the past.
60 sqm, Ground Floor
2 Bedrooms
1 Bathroom
4 People
CASA GLORIA
A modern rustic terraced house
The newest addition at Mocajo, this charming house was completely renovated in 2021 and is located behind the Main Villa.
60 sqm, Ground Floor
2 Bedrooms
1 Bathroom
"The Mocajo is a scattered hamlet with a villa and a church in the parish of San Lorenzo a Gello, about 4 miles southwest of Montecatini Val di Cecina, in the diocese of Volterra."
ALL THE INFORMATION ABOUT THE ESTATE
Common Areas
Swimming Pool↗
(May – Sept)
Garden
Solarium
Picnic Area
Laundry
Gym
Bar
Church
Parking
On-site parking
Restaurant
Breakfast
Gluten-free, Vegetarian, Vegan options
Pets
Pets allowed upon request
Reception
No curfew
Panoramic view
Independent access
Luggage storage
Airport shuttle
Tourist Tax
The Tourist Tax is a fee charged to those staying in any accommodation facility within the territory of the Municipality of Montecatini Val di Cecina.
The tax (1,50 € /person)
Check in / Check out
3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
10:00 AM
Regole
No smoking indoors
Quiet hours
11:00 PM – 7:00 AM
Amenities
Heating
Wi Fi
Mosquito nets
Crib
Pet bowls
Final indoor cleaning
Type L socket / 230 V – 50 Hz
Languages Spoken
Italian
English
French
Spanish
THE ESTATE
Today, despite the transfer of the Tenuta Mocajo to new owners, the legacy of the Boutourlin family continues to be a distinctive element of the place, a testament to a rich history full of charm and transformation.
The coat of arms, visible in the estate’s logo, the decorative details of the main villa, and the stained glass windows of the neo-Gothic chapel, represent a link to the past and to the figure of the Russian Count Dmitrij Petrovič Buturlin, who left an indelible mark on these lands in the 19th century.
The coat of arms is quartered: in the first and fourth quadrants, on a golden background, a black eagle with outstretched wings, crowned with gold and emerging from the partition; in the second, on an ermine field, a closed gold crown, encircled by the field and lined in red; in the third, on a blue background, a right arm wielding a silver scimitar with golden fittings; and in the center, a red shield features a gold eagle with lowered wings.
Dmitrij Petrovič Buturlin, a member of this illustrious family and passionate bibliophile, managed the Montecatini Val di Cecina copper mine between 1873 and 1879. A lover of nature and rural life, he spent long periods at the Mocajo farm.
During his administration, he introduced crucial innovations: he reduced the working hours of miners, installed a telegraph office, promoted the creation of a new road connecting Mocajo to the surrounding area, and encouraged the construction of the church, consecrated on September 14, 1878.
His death at only 51 years old was a great loss for the community, depriving it of a man who had significantly contributed to the modernization of the mine and the region. Today, the Tenuta Mocajo proudly preserves this heraldic symbol, keeping alive the memory of an era when the foresight and commitment of one man made these lands a center of progress and innovation.
