In the heart of the Valdichiana, near Arezzo, ancient residential complex dated back to the XVI century surrounded by a park richly planted with oaks, pines, cypress and locust trees. Over the centuries different families have succeeded to the ownership of this property which have enlarged and modified its structure until reaching its present aspect.

Originally the building was only a tower house developed in height, where the ground floor hosted stables, the main floor housed the living area and the second floor the sleeping area. Then, in 1650, the building became a farm and, a century later, a loggia and a new tower on the west side of the structure were built forming a symmetrical facade and giving the building an elegant appearance. In 1800 the tower house was enlarged becoming an exclusive villa and, in the early 1900's, a house was built adjacent to the west tower.

Currently, the eastern part of the complex is formed by the original tower and the adjoining farmhouse which together form a single residence where the basement is occupied by cellars, the ground floor by a bathroom, a kitchen, living room and four living rooms and the first and second floor by the sleeping area. The central part of the building consists in a loggia, formerly used as stables, on which five apartments are located. The nineteenth-century villa situated on the west side is the result of the enlargement of an original nucleus that was modified in 1800 and today consists in a ground floor dedicated to the cellar and a first floor occupied by the living area with kitchen and living rooms. A double staircase connects this level with the main floor hosting the bedrooms.