The apartments and cottages on this estate include:

• Casa Pineta (4 bedrooms)

• Casa Acacia (3 bedrooms)

• Casa La Capannina  (2 bedrooms + sofa bed)

• Apt La Bellavista (1 bedroom + sofa bed)

• Apt La Tana (2 bedrooms + sofa bed)

• Apt Il Rifugio (studio apartment)

The Casa Acacia is the oldest house on the property, visibly built with quarry stone of all dimension found by the farmers when clearing woodlands and macchia slopes to prepare land for vineyards and olive groves.

Ground floor

• dining room/kitchen (4 flame gas stove, oven, dishwasher, large fridge/freezer combination
• 2 double bedrooms (double mattresses), one with single sleeping gallery (partly un-railed);
• bathroom with shower
• Private courtyard terrace with garden furniture.

First Floor

• small kitchen (4 electric hobs + oven)
• large living room with good double sofa bed
• fire place
• double bedroom (2 singles in 1 frame)
• bathroom with shower

Stones that traditionally were use for building houses or terraced-walls. Its original use was as stable for sheep and goats and as hayloft.

All rooms on the ground floor still have their arched terracotta ceilings, tiny romantic windows and narrow doors. The original local grey sandstone stairs up to the loft with its very high beam ceiling, typical for haylofts - as well as the doorways of both entrances have been trodden-down by thousands of feed over the centuries.

A fantastic house with its own history, lots of charm - perfect for a large family or 2 couples with children. The huge acacia tree - who has given the house its name - as well as a pergola with a vine of at least 100 years with delicious white grapes - offer additional shade.