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Facilities within the Property

Our guests can use the swimming pool located among the olive trees, the private parking and enjoy our private trekking trails, the pool table and the music room.

Guided tours and wine cellar visit are also available according to the season and to the requests.

The dining room has air conditioning and a terrace for meals in summer. You can find typical Tuscan food, soups, chianina meat and all our vegetables and fruits.

You can visit the cellar where we make our wine and taste it in the tasting room. You can also taste the oil we produce.

At our reception you can find informations about nearby places of interest: Sansepolcro, Cortona, Chianti country, Florence, Siena and Umbria Country.

Property Facilities Summary:
Banquets	Barbecue
Bathrobes	Beach Bed
Beach Umbrella	Billiard Table
Candle Light Dinner	Cellular Telephone Hire
Coffee Break	Cooking Courses
Fax Machine	Fax Service
Fishing	Groups Allowed
Guided Tours	Home Produce
Horseback Riding	Horseback Riding Lessons
Hunting	Internet Connection
Internet Point	Italian Language Lessons
Meeting Room	Music Centre
Newspaper	Olive Oil Tasting
Outlet Tours	Photocopier
Pool Table	Private City Tours
Private Parking	Private Transfer To/From Rail Station
Swimming Pool	Tea/Coffee Making Facilities
Telephone	Towels for Swimming Pool
Trade Shows	Trekking
Tumble Dryer	Tuscan Dinner
Washing Machine	Wine Tasting
Wine Tours

Nearby Facilities

In Arezzo, 5 km far, you can find bank, post office, food market, chemist.

Arezzo is a magnificient city of ancient Etruscan origin and birthplace to many artists as Vasari, Petrach, Michelangelo and Masaccio. There are any interesting museums and churches, such as the splendid Santa Maria della Pieve (12th century). It is possible to admire works of art such as the Crucifix of Cimabue at San Domenico church (13th century), the Renaissance portico of Santa Maria delle Grazie (15th century) and of course the world renowned masterpices of Piero della Francesca: his frescos depicting "The Legend of the True Cross"(15th century) in the Basilica of San Francesco.