Built at the end of the 1800s, our holiday home tells stories of past generations. You will experience the authentic atmosphere of a building that retains the charm of ancient times, from the wooden beams to the original stones. The interior of our home is a fascinating blend of Western tradition and Eastern exoticism. The decor is carefully curated and will give you a unique sensory experience, with antique furniture mixing with pieces from distant Eastern markets. Immersed in nature: surrounded by breathtaking landscapes and the tranquility of the countryside, our holiday home, nestled in 3 hectares of exclusive land, is the perfect retreat for those looking to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of daily life and rediscover harmony with the surrounding nature. Peace and tranquility: here you can enjoy absolute peace, far from the noise of the city. The silence will be interrupted only by the singing of birds and the sound of the wind through the trees, offering you an oasis of relaxation and regeneration. Rejuvenating walks: The surroundings offer numerous panoramic trails that will lead you to discover enchanting natural landscapes. Whether it's a leisurely stroll through fields of wildflowers or a more challenging hike to a panoramic peak, here you will find paths suitable for all levels of experience.

Here are some suggestions to explore the surrounding area to the fullest: Just a few kilometers away, you can visit: San Vivaldo: A charming medieval village famous for its Sacred Mount, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here you can stroll among the frescoed chapels depicting the Via Crucis, immersing yourself in the spirituality and artistic beauty of the place. Certaldo: Known as the birthplace of Giovanni Boccaccio, Certaldo is a picturesque hilltop town characterized by cobblestone streets, medieval houses, and a vibrant Renaissance atmosphere. Don't miss the ancient village of Certaldo Alto, with its charming squares and museums. Volterra: Perched on a panoramic hill, Volterra is a city steeped in Etruscan and Roman history. Visitors can explore ancient ruins, visit the Guarnacci Etruscan Museum, and admire the well-preserved medieval architecture. San Gimignano: Known as the "Town of Towers," San Gimignano is famous for its well-preserved medieval towers offering breathtaking views of the surrounding Tuscan countryside. You can also wander through the cobblestone streets of the historic center and enjoy local delicacies in traditional restaurants. As for restaurants, I recommend trying authentic Tuscan cuisine at some of the local eateries offering dishes prepared with fresh and genuine ingredients. Finally, for famous landmarks, don't miss the Piazza dei Miracoli in Pisa, which is a short distance away and represents one of Italy's most recognizable icons. Another interesting destination is the art city of Florence, with its renowned museums, artistic masterpieces, and vibrant cultural atmosphere