This is a very friendly and welcoming agriturismo. It is located outside the village of Montipoli in Val D' Arno and it is set in very peaceful countryside. The farm has animals, barns and plenty of nooks and crannies for the kids to explore. There is also a lovely walk up the hills through the olive groves.
Location is excellent. Very peaceful but only 4kms from the main Pisa - Florence motorway which means you have easy access to the city sights and hill towns of Tuscany, while San Miniato is only 10kms down the road. Just as enjoyable as the days in the cities is driving through the quiet country roads and lanes around this agriturismo - all in all an excellent base for a holiday. The family who own the farm are very friendly and helpful and bring a great air of relaxation to the place. Well recommended.

We had a lovely week in this charming and friendly Agritourismo. The location is perfect, the farm is tucked away in the hills behind the small medevile town of Montopoli. The farm has its own olive groves and there are plentiful fig trees. Here are the highlights

- They make great olive oil and honey and sell it in the farm shop.
- authentically furnished apartments in the farm.
- Great swimming pool with district views
- farm animals for the children to play with
- greart for runs through the countryside.
- montopoli is a lovely little town. there is an amazing deli selling proscuito and local salami
- there is a beautiful but expensive restaurant (Quatro Gigli) in Montopoli, very romatic and superb food.
- San Gininagmo is a 40 minute drive
- Pisa Airport is also 40 minutes away.

We spent a very pleasant week in this agriturismo - it was, by a comfortable margin, the best agriturismo we've ever been to. The apartments are very spacious (La Quercia suitable for persons in wheelchairs) and beatifully furnished. The owners are easygoing and very accomodating.

This Bed and Breakfast has a place in my heart! Having a history in my family I discovered it in 2001. This used to be the Farm house my Mothers family lived in before WWII and into the late 50's. When my daughter and I took a trip to Italy I went back to visit the Farm house I grew up in. Much to my surprise a family had bought the property and renovated it.
They even have a web site

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We have since been back there 2 more times. They have done a beautiful job with the whole place which by the way is a working farm. If you are seeking quiet and solitude, and you want to get away from traffic and phones, this is the place to go. You will not be disappointed.