The five bedroom, all with double bed (or two single) and bathroom, are built in the building ancient of La Torre farm, constructed at the end of 1600. In the course of the centuries it has had several modifications in its structural level and of the destination of use.

On the ground floor, in the southeast corner’s building, it’s accessible by a “terrace” court with veranda and barbecue.
In the bedroom there is a carved wooden fireplace of the ‘700 and the original English fixtures carryng overnight in the history of a bygone era.

The ancient wine cellar has turned into this rustic apartment, directly overlooking the “terrace” garden in front of the building.
Fully accessible for people with disabilities, the apartment is characterized by the ancient stone door and by the arches made of bricks, that, brought back to their beauty, exalts the original structure of the ancient wine cellar. 

The ancient wine cellar has turned into this rustic apartment, directly overlooking the “terrace” garden in front of the building.
Fully accessible for people with disabilities, the apartment is characterized by the ancient stone door and by the arches made of bricks, that, brought back to their beauty, exalts the original structure of the ancient wine cellar. 

It consists of ground floor, formerly used as a cattle barn and today living room with fireplace and kitchenette, and first floor, where the barn has given way to the bedroom and bath. The bedroom contains a characteristic window (mandolato), which stands over the bed and evokes romantic situations.

It’s the entire ground floor of the main villa, historic residence dating back to the 1600s, with direct access to the exclusive and large garden in front: a terrace overlooking the Lima Valley and the Serchio Valley, the confluence of which dominates.
Consisting of two bedrooms, one double and one twin, bathroom with double sink and hydromassage tub, large kitchen, large living room and a second small living room, completely frescoed, where the sofa can easily be transformed into a double bed.

Obtained from the living-room of the ancient farmer’s house, the apartment is characterized by the original glass window that fills the living-room with light, by the fireplace restructured in its ancient form, and the outside table under typical “pergola” of grapes.The small kitchen is in contrast to the large living room which gives access to two bedrooms, one double and a triple, with a central bathroom.