Absolutely wonderful, historic place surrounded by olive groves and beautiful views of Tuscany. The owners made our stay so comfortable and shared a lot of the history of the old mill, which made it even more special for us. Easy to get to many great sites to visit via car.

This property was all that we were looking for in our stay, close to a town Arezzo, and also in the countryside with lovely views, lovely walks nearby on property through the olive trees. The property was very well kitted out in the kitchen with all one needed to cook up a meal for your family. The outside patio was lovely for spending time with the nice weather we had for our stay . Zinaida was such a lovely host we so enjoyed our chats when she was around and the information she provided was much appreciated on places of interest, restaurants and events taking place locally. I would highly recommend visiting this property for anyone who enjoys the simple country Tascan lifestyle.

We had a wonderful stay, very relaxing and charming place. Small village feel and the essence of Tuscany.

If you have a vision of what a typical Tuscan farmhouse might look like, then this is it! In fact, it’s an old mill, not a farmhouse. We were two couples and stayed for three weeks in May in this wonderful place. For us, the highlight was sitting on the large patio, listening to all the birds, hearing the church bells every half hour (but not at night!), listening to the babbling brook and looking out over the olive groves and across the Val di Chiana. The patio provided ample shade if the sun was too hot or during an occasional shower. It took a while to get used to the upside-down arrangement with the bedrooms and bathrooms on the lower level. The main staircase is fairly steep and a little uneven but there is a handrail on one side to provide support. The outside staircases provide an easier option to go between floors. The bathroom for the “mill” bedroom is quite small but there is no danger of falling in the shower – it’s too narrow! I said the highlight was the patio but, in fact, the highlight was wonderful Nadia, the host. I can’t imagine a more charming host – helpful and responsive when needed but very concerned about not intruding. Nadia, her husband Roberto and son were often working around the olive farm tending to tasks that had been delayed by the cool wet spring. Although you can take a walk through the olive groves or up the steep road past the church, it is not possible to walk into a nearby village which means you need to use the car to pick u