Farm-house Corbolini

Description rooms

Our farm consists of apartments with bathrooms, well furnished with our own family furniture and fittings; we thank our grandfathers and grandmothers, aunts and uncles, and parents who have left them to us. You enter the magical world Tuscan furniture and fittings that perhaps might not seem suitable for a farm because they seem so fragile or special. But we are sure that our relatives are pleased that they are still being used. For this reason, we kindly ask that you treat them with the greatest care because each of them represents for us a reminder of our family. Sheets have been hand-embroidered with other fabric, and they are coloured and floral deisgn, not like the stark white sheets you find in hotels. We put a lot of love and care into this. Three apartments have kitchen corners with hotplates, refrigerator and microwave. The large apartment has 4 gas burners, fridge, and microwave. Bathrooms have shower, toilet, bidet and sink with hot and cold water.

Description Corbolini

This ancient farmhouse, fully restored, offers an authentic experience in the heart of Tuscany, with a breathtaking panoramic view over the entire Casentino valley. The property consists of six independent, fully equipped apartments, accommodating up to 20 guests. Guests have access to a spacious lounge with a private kitchen, perfect for convivial moments, along with a charming 30-square-meter pergola, ideal for outdoor dining immersed in nature. The infinity pool, surrounded by wide green spaces, offers a spectacular panoramic view, while children can enjoy a dedicated play area. A private parking lot is also available for guests. The entire estate covers 5 fenced hectares, ensuring tranquility and security. Pets are welcome, making this the perfect destination for those traveling with their four-legged friends. A stay here is the perfect opportunity to relax in nature, explore the unspoiled beauty of Casentino, and experience the true essence of Tuscany.

Corboli is an organic family-run farm, on a hill close to the village of San Quirico di Vernio (Prato province), among the chestnut trees and the typical fields of the Bisenzio valley. In our organic farm, we breed Cinta Senese PDO pigs, Quarter Horses and bees. We produce honey, extra virgin olive oil, jams and chestnut flour products. The farm was established around the late 90s, with 6 separate apartments in old tuscan style, swimming pool, farm restaurant, farm shop and tasting rooms. We like local traditions, genuine food and good company.

Services Farm-house

Please try and look after the things you use they will need to be used by others afterwards. The guest room is right in front of the swimming pool and is always open. In there, you'll find maps and tour books, books which our guests decided to leave behind when they left; you will also find free carbonated and natural fresh water – eliminating the need for plastic. There is a machine for making a relaxing tea or infusion, or a good cup of coffee from coffee pods. The use of wi fi is free of charge, but please be patient if you do not connect easily or the applications are a bit slow. The laundry room can be used by all guests: there is a washing machine, dryer, iron and ironing board, etc. We have been an organic farm for over 20 years now and we cultivate and breed in permaculture. If necessary and with advance notice, we can take you to and from the train station or into town for shopping. Our cats and our dog are at your disposal for cuddles, stroking and purring.

Surroundings (Bibbiena)

Our area is full of trees and water. We are near to an environmental reserve and it is quite easy to see deer, porcupines, badgers and wild boar. We are strategically situated to visit most of Tuscany. In just a few kilometers, you can visit Florence via Mugello. You can take the highway to Siena, Lucca, Pistoia, Arezzo, etc... Our own main city is Prato with its cathedral containing the external pulpit by Donatello and frescoes by Filippo Lippi; the castle of Emperor Frederick II, the only castle of its kind in central/north Italy; a church built by Sangallo, a Renaissance prototype; the Praetorian town hall; the Cicognini college where D'Annunzio studied, and the Renaissance palace of Francesco di Marco Datini - the merchant from Prato who left us all of his merchant and banking correspondence. Prato has the only museum dedicated to Italian fabric – it is the prototype for other "Italian Style" museums.