Wow! The view of the surrounding Tuscany hills was phenomenal. We were two couples and the place is roomy enough for up to six people. A bit on the rustic side, but, oh well, it is a 19th Century farmhouse. Filippo wasn't there but we were welcomed by his parents. His mother met us at the local church and lead us to the farmhouse. It is a bit hard to find using google maps. Claudia then lead us to a local supermarket so we could buy some food, wine, and snacks for the days ahead. Filippo's father, Antonio, was a great wealth of knowledge of the area, history, farming, and etc. This is a working farm that makes wine and olive oil. Their red wine was exceptional. We enjoyed several bottles during our stay. It is easy to get anywhere in Tuscany from here. We visited Casa Emma Winery for a personal tour and outstanding meal and we drove to several cities and regions outside of Tuscany. If you are planning on visiting the museums in Florence you will need to purchase admission online several months ahead. Overall, we had a wonderful stay here and would return if we ever visit this area again.