Ancient villa, dating back to 1200, immersed in one of the most fascinating and characteristic passages senses that of the crete senses. Perhaps one of the most photographed villages in the world, perhaps it is the image of Tuscany, the rolling hills that in spring turn green and in summer become a sea of wheat, and in autumn the changing colors of the crete
The villa is located on the top of a hill and enjoys wonderful lighting and fantastic scenery. Especially from the top of the tower of medieval nature that distinguishes the villa.
The mansion has been recently renovated, but the work is not finished, and part of the villa lacks finishing touches, mind al tra part is still in the rough. The renovations were carried out with great care and attention to the history of the villa, bringing back the original architectural and structural elements
Of great impact is most of the ceilings consisting of double cross vaulting, which creates a wonderful visual effect. The wrought-iron railings were also preserved in the renovation.
The entire complex appears to be divided into two dwellings, but communicating with each other
The villa on 4 floors with about 1125 sq m.
In the basement: a blind cellar, from which there is access to an underground passageway (second basement in transit below the chapel) with an exit to the land downstream
on the ground floor: a large cellar with arches and vaults, adjacent wine cellar, entrance with master staircase, second entrance, rooms, accessories;
From the aforementioned staircase on the ground floor there is access to the first floor consisting of a total of 12 main rooms (including large living room with fireplace), two large hallways and accessory rooms.
On the second floor are various attic and attic rooms occupying the entire projection of the floors below

The dwelling; on three floors connected by an internal staircase constituting the “tower” body of the villa, developing for four floors, well above the height of the roofs, the tower is characterized by panoramic views and decorative battlements
Adjacent to the villa the historic chapel also restored, and perhaps of older origin than the villa