Far from trafficked roads and from the hustle and bustle of the city the farm is an ideal place to spend your holidays in absolute quiet and offers its guests all modern comforts (swimming-pool and other facilities) and the chance to reach all most attractive centres of Tuscany and Umbria by car within minutes. Here in this uncontaminated environment you will be able to behold the beauty of the colours nature lavishes on us, smell its scents and breath in some of this eminently pure air to regenerate your body and soul.

During the day besides going for a swim in the pool, basking in the sun and reading a good book in the shade of a nearby grove, you will be able to take a tour of a our farm consisting of woods, tilled land, lawns, ponds, olive groves, vineyards, vegetable gardens, orchards, a chicken farm and a small flock of sheep.
Depending on the season you may have a chance to taste the natural and typical products of the woods such as strawberries, blackberries, mushrooms, chestnuts and the produce of our garden such as melons, watermelons, cucumbers, etc. The farm is completely family-run and all people here wish to cater for your every need and make your holiday as enjoyable as possible.
In the evening, in case you feel like cooking yourself, we will be glad to offer you for free some of the biological produce of our vegetable garden and, in case you wish to taste the typical Tuscan cooking, the closest restaurant is only ¾ of mile away.

This year, we wanted to create in our farm a very nice attraction for our
guests by providing a bath for Carpe Koi
Carp Koi or more specifically Nishikigoior Japanese carp is the variety
ornamental domesticated common carp. They are bred for purposes
decorative, entertainment and antistres in outdoor ponds and ponds
garden.

They are a great attraction for children but also for adults, for
their wide variety of colors, beauty and sociability. Being in contact
with their daily creates a climate so familiar that they are in
to get the food into the hands of the people
and let then caress.

The Koi were developed from common carp in ancient China as
the fifth century B.C. using them in 'aquaculture (fish farms in
controlled environments by man).

The word koi comes from Japanese and means "carp" and in there culture they are a symbol of love and friendship.

The Koi were introduced to Japan from China in the fifteenth century, and from there began the true worship of classification and production of carp with wide variety of colors. In fact, in 1914 in Tokyo held the first
annual exhibition of Koi making it explode in the interest of all the
Japan and then the world.