Strategically located in the centre of the Val d'Orcia, between Pienza and San Quirico d'Orcia, this beautiful agriturismo is an old farmhouse dating back to 1700.
The subject of a recent conservative restoration that has left intact its flavour and ancient atmosphere, it enjoys an extraordinary panorama, as it is situated in the centre of the Val d'Orcia Natural and Artistic Park.
The structure consists of 4 flats in the main building .
From the farm it is possible to undertake stylistic and cultural excursions to Pienza, San Quirico d'Orcio, Monticchiello, Montalcino, Montepulciano and Siena, which is 40 km away and easily accessible.
On the sloping hillside near the house there is a swimming pool, perfectly integrated into the countryside, a table tennis table, children's games and the farm's other farmhouse:
The latter structure, dating back to the 13th century, was recently restored in keeping with the centuries-old traditions of Tuscan farmhouses and offers five flats with all comforts.
From here you can admire the characteristic Crete, Monte Amiata, Montalcino and the large farm lake, where you can fish.
In addition, a bio-lake has been built on the property, a swimming pool with living water with no trace of chemicals for purification, created through aquatic plants and natural oxygenation.
The structure is also the ideal location in which to organise an exclusive wedding, immersed in Tuscan nature in a top-quality setting with rustic charm and immense appeal that will remain in the hearts of all guests. The structure can host ceremonies for up to 250 people and offers a large indoor hall used as a restaurant furnished in typical Tuscan style, with rustic and simple furnishings.
The Val d'Orcia is a wide and beautiful countryside in southern Tuscany, close to the border with Umbria and on the slopes of Mount Amiata, stretching along the agricultural hinterland of Siena. It takes its name from the Orcia river that flows through it and is a protected park where the absolute protagonist is an amazing nature. It is no coincidence that one of the most photographed spots is where the famous Val d'Orcia cypresses can be found, near San Quirico d'Orcia.
The Crete Senesi, the clay hills eroded by time that form the characteristic calanchi (gullies) and biancane, bare and rugged, low rounded reliefs with an undeniable, almost lunar charm, also stand out in the Val d'Orcia. Its typical medieval Tuscan villages such as Pienza, Montalcino, Castiglione d'Orcia and San Quirico d'Orcia are perfect destinations to dive into the soul of the place, also savouring its renowned food and wine specialities.
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