A Mandria di Murtoli

Pastoral Corsican hamlet

Five restored stone farm buildings form an intimate pastoral hamlet surrounded by centuries-old olive trees and wild maquis.

“The look is a decorative take on the rural vernacular, with lots of contrasting textures and patterns – granite stone and horizontal and diagonal brick;”

What it’s good at

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Design

Remarkable

Glazed Sardinian ceramic tiles and rough terracotta warm these restored granite sheepfolds.

Local

Remarkable

Pastoral Corsican valley life fed by ancestral estate produce and native botanical treatments.

Luxe

Notable

Private plunge pools and in-suite massage rituals using wild Corsican plant extracts.

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What they say

Michelin Selected

Michelin

UK Hot List

Condé Nast Traveler

2026

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Ten rooms and suites are housed in restored stone buildings, some with private pools, furnished with a mix of natural textures and simple, well-made pieces.

Tucked away

Lively Central Quiet Secluded

A place apart: the property is the destination.

Walking trails wind through wild maquis toward Erbaju beach, while medieval Sartène sits just inland among granite outcrops.

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The rooms

Rooms open onto private patios beneath antique timber beams, and three suites come with their own plunge pools.

The pool

Bring a swimsuit.

Daybeds border the heated central pool, set into stone terraces among olive trees beneath the mountains.

Restaurant

L'Appuntamento

Dinner is served under olive trees on the stone terrace, with wood-fired Italian dishes using estate farm produce.

At the table

Local charcuterie and estate wine are served on private terraces looking out through olive trees across the valley.

How it began

2025Opened

Paul Canarelli restored seventeenth-century stone sheepfolds on his family's ancestral land to expand the Murtoli estate.