Here in the birthplace of the great Genius Leonardo Da Vinci, you can find this Tuscan stone farmhouse surrounded by olive groves and vineyards, the origins of which date right back to the 16th century.
Completely restored but still in keeping with the original features, the farmhouse is situated on the Montalbano hills, a starting point for those of whom want to visit Florence, and all the other beautiful cities of art that Tuscany is famous for, and then return to the peace and quiet of the countryside.
The main building and the barn, both of historical interest, dominate the hillside with a magnificent, panoramic view over the valley and surrounding rooftops, with San Miniato and the hills of Pisa and Pistoia in the distance. Around 8 hectares of land surround the farmhouse, cultivated with olive groves, fields and woodland.