Going up another flight of stairs, one reaches two bedrooms and the bathroom. Most of the doors are the original 17th century ones. In some cases, up to fifteen layers of paint where removed before the oak became visible. Entering the first floor, one is welcomed by an open living room and a kitchen corner. Separating the two areas is two a large wooden bench and workspace built from the recycled 17th c. beams that once held up the house.
New beams are today visible, and the floor consists of small cotto tiles made in the area.
The living room area has a sofa, cozy chairs and a table. The old fireplace made of stone can be enjoyed in the winter months. All other times, a small terrace overlooking the endless Umbrian and Tuscan valleys and mountains can be used. You can see vineyards, olive groves, farmhouses and fields, together with the renaissance and medieval structures scattered around the countryside Going up another flight of stairs, one reaches a little hall from which one can access the bathroom and two bedrooms. The floors consist of the original hand made red bricks from the area.