The farmhouse of the Caiano farm - fenced garden
Bosteds-ID: mh82559
6 Sengeplasser
2 Soverom
: 150 km
Beskrivelse
Flat obtained from the recent renovation (2003) of the hayloft, the orciaia and the stables of a nineteenth-century farm building.
Entering the large living room you will find on one side a double sofa bed in front of the fireplace, and on the other the kitchen in coloured masonry which frames an antique sink in pietra serena.
The living room leads to the two bedrooms: "verde" room with two single wrought iron beds and "gialla" room with a double bed in front of a splendid fireplace that was used to heat water for making soap and for pressing olives.
A corridor leads to the orciaia: the large bathroom with tub.
The flat is furnished in Tuscan style and the choice of materials are terracotta floors and vaulted ceilings.
From the living room and from the bedrooms there is access to the ancient farmyard, in exclusive use, from where you can admire the sunset among the valleys surrounding Florence.
The whole flat overlooks what was once the main garden, now transformed into a lawn; you can still see the stone borders of the flowerbeds and ancient tools for working the land.
Entering the large living room you will find on one side a double sofa bed in front of the fireplace, and on the other the kitchen in coloured masonry which frames an antique sink in pietra serena.
The living room leads to the two bedrooms: "verde" room with two single wrought iron beds and "gialla" room with a double bed in front of a splendid fireplace that was used to heat water for making soap and for pressing olives.
A corridor leads to the orciaia: the large bathroom with tub.
The flat is furnished in Tuscan style and the choice of materials are terracotta floors and vaulted ceilings.
From the living room and from the bedrooms there is access to the ancient farmyard, in exclusive use, from where you can admire the sunset among the valleys surrounding Florence.
The whole flat overlooks what was once the main garden, now transformed into a lawn; you can still see the stone borders of the flowerbeds and ancient tools for working the land.