Tuscany Chiusdino: Accommodation in Farmhouse

Farmhouse description

Chiusdino 249 was built in the early 1200's by the Monks of the neighbouring Serene Abbey, ensuring the people of Chiusdino, in addition to a place in which to mill their grain, somewhere to "stiffen" linen for sale in distant markets.This activity was performed well into 15th century.
The mill has recently become famous in the 21st century thanks to a short but intense period during which it featured in a popular advertising campaign in Italy. The mill is in an area rich in history and natural beauty and caters for many levels of service.Younger guests can have fun in our specially equipped play area a large, attractive swimming pool, which merges beautifully with the rural environment. The Mill satisfies the needs of guests who wish to spend their holidays in the oasis of peace and quiet without forgoing the comforts of modern living.An adjacent structure has been converted into a secluded hall or cultural meetings and offers seating for approximately 30 people.

Accommodation

The orginal architectural and constructional features of the mill have been restructured and it now offers a warm, elegant welcome to guests, who can gather in small spaces in th old, elegantly furnished tower or in a lounge in which they can converse seated by the fireside on comfortable sofas, just like in the days of the tuscan "watches".The restaurant
The dining rooms and the large outdoor terrace, welcome whoever wishes to sample the delights of the very best Tuscan cusine, offering the chance to choose between traditional and new recipies.An interesting meseum bears witness to the activities of this historic business.
The rooms, each with its own bathroom, are furnished carefuly in a plain style which guarantees maximum confort.

Activities

Location
Easy to reach from Siena, Massa Marittima and Volterra, just a stone's throw from the Abbey of San Galgano and the Monostery of Montesiepi, the Mill encourages the discovery of the surrounding territory, along beautiful cultural, archeological and natural itineraries. Events
Wide open spaces offer the chance to enjoy the flowing waters of the River Merse (which embraces the north-easterly face of the mill building) and provide ample scope for walking, cycling and horse riding trips, creating direct contact with atmospheres which continue to thrive in the area.