An eighteenth century Tuscan farmhouse in a delightful little valley along the historic Via Francigena (a Middle Age path for pilgrims from England, Germany and France heading to Rome), surrounded by 14 hectares of privately owned vineyards (5 hectares), olive trees (1,8 hectares) and woods that ensure utter privacy and tranquillity. This is Vallebuia, just 3.5 kilometres from the historic centre of San Gimignano.

The farmhouse is built along traditional lines of stone embellished by barrel vaults in brick which were restored in 2011-2012 using recovered traditional materials such as terracotta and local stone, and ancient techniques like slaked lime fully-coloured plaster. And as well as this incomparable beauty, there is also a really comfortable and healthy environment. Despite the rigorously traditional restoration, the farmhouse still has every comfort, including air-conditioned rooms, maxi-screen TV, big fridge, as well as top quality table and kitchen equipment.

Vallebuia is also a certified organic farm, producing red and white wine, and extra-virgin olive oil.