The classical yet effective design also respected early hydrology systems, retained building placements, kept site access routes intact, and provided for the use of original materials for all roads and hardscape areas. The restored property contains the estate castle, a medieval church, and the Borgo which now forms the heart of the resort with a 23-suite boutique hotel. The Borgo is complete with a spa, culinary school, and winery. New additions to the property include a Tom Weiskopf Signature Golf Course, a winery compound, a wellness center, and kilometers of hiking, biking, and an equestrian trail.

EDSA guided the formation of a master plan for the UNESCO World Heritage Site with a holistic design that restored the estate and provided site improvements consistent with its history and regional traditions, significantly contributing to the cultural landscape.