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Number of Beds: n° 22

Min/week: € 400,00
Max/week: € 600,00

Min/day: € 60,00
Max/day: € 90,00

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Capraia e Limite 1306 is a very old farmhouse, recently restructured by our family with great care, in full respect of the typical Tuscan architectural style. It is situated in one of the most fascinating areas in the Tuscan countryside.

The farm is located on a green hill called MONTALBANO, surrounded by olive groves, vineyeards and woods. At the farmhouse Capraia e Limite 1306 you will find 10 apartments; each one can accommodate from 2 to 4 persons.

Capraia e Limite 1306 Profile

Every apartment has been restored maintaining some “pieces” of history of the ancient house and every apartment is unique and different from the others. During the restoration, we decided for example to maintain the old stairs made by stone (a particolar kind of stone which is called “pietra serena”) and a lot of details of the original construction. Every apartment has got its own heating control and you can find in every apartment a fully fitted kitchen, towels and linen. Every apartament has got its own bathroom with shower.

Capraia e Limite 1306 Apartments in Farmhouse Profile

We cultivate olive groves that are typical of the Tuscan area (especially “moraiolo”, “frantoio”, “leccino”, “pendolino”, “rossellino”) and we have a small flock. Inside the farm you can find a lot of ruins of the very ancient wall that was called “Barco Reale Mediceo”. In the past this wall was the border of the game-reserve of the famous Medici family, Gran Dukes of Tuscany untill the beginning of the eighteenth century and considered as a very important family during the Renaissance.