Livernano

Livernano was first inhabited by Etruscans, whose culture reached its high-point in Tuscany over 2500 years ago, around 500BC. The hamlet was later occupied by the Romans, who gave it its name.  In the 17th century, when the territorial wars between Siena and Florence had finally come to an end, Livernano turned into a quiet farming village. Today, Livernano is again a working farm, producing fine wines, excellent olive oil, honey, vegetables and fruits.

Three houses have been completely redesigned and furnished with local antiques to accommodate guests, you can choose among four suites and five double-rooms. All are equipped with telephone, minibar and stereo-set. Individually and tastefully furnished; each room has a heavenly bed and en suite marble bathroom.

Although situated in splendid isolation amidst forests, vines and olive groves, Livernano is close to many local towns, historic sites, fine restaurants, and famous wineries.