The typical Tuscan landscape most famous in the world is that of plains and hills, in particular in the area around Florence and Siena, where more than in any other part one can enjoy the harmony which unites man with nature.

 Here orderly cultivations of vines and olives alternate, marked by rows of Cypresses and by farm houses which give the visitor a sense of balance and elegant beauty. Toscana is not only hills, a notable part, about one million hectares, is mountains, rich with centuries old woods and forests, as for example the area of Amiata and Casentino.

Lastly the Tuscan sea, where the uncontaminated little islands emerge from our archipelago, presenting us with a fairytale landscape. panoramic views of the Tuscan countryside, sits Villa amid walled terraces of olive groves and a well-kept garden.

This nicely renovated stone farmhouse has been converted into five delightful apartments. Each has a terrace with tables and chairs for al fresco eating and use of a built-in barbecue near the house.

A large swimming pool is situated just below the farmhouse on a lawned terrace with plenty of lounge and umbrellas for admiring the landscape of rolling hills dotted with hamlets and villages.