The farmhouse preserved the typical characteristics of a rural Italian house from the eighteenth Century. The warm red tiles of the roof, the white building stone of the walls and the wooden beams provide that unique feeling of a quiet and restful Italian lifestyle.

Particular attention is also paid to the interiors with a choice of furnishings and colors that match the natural materials used to build the house.

Moreover, sustainability plays a major role in the building. Heating is provided by a low energy consumption system combined with solar panels for the production of hot water and photovoltaics for the production of electricity.

On the ground floor are the furnished porch, the entrance, the dining room with the fireplace, the kitchen with the pergola outside, two double bedrooms, each with ensuite bathrooms: Leccino, with a large French window overlooking the garden; Marzemina, more intimate and welcoming the warm afternoon light.
On the first floor there is a large living room in the old barn, and two double bedrooms, with ensuite bathrooms: Pendolino, which can comfortably accommodate three beds; Rasara, a master suite, with anteroom and bathroom.

On the ground floor are the furnished porch, the entrance, the dining room with the fireplace, the kitchen with the pergola outside, two double bedrooms, each with ensuite bathrooms: Leccino, with a large French window overlooking the garden; Marzemina, more intimate and welcoming the warm afternoon light.
On the first floor there is a large living room in the old barn, and two double bedrooms, with ensuite bathrooms: Pendolino, which can comfortably accommodate three beds; Rasara, a master suite, with anteroom and bathroom.