History

L'Olmo farmhouse dates back to 1600 and was originally an ancient post station where pilgrims walking on the antique Via Francigena to reach Rome, could refresh and stop for the night.

Over the years the farmhouse became a country farm where farmers lived, grew wheat and raised animals.

Today, after a complete renovation, L'Olmo has been turned into a small Hotel de Charme maintaining the elements of the original structure such as the perforated bricked wall of the granary, the brick arches of the stable and the ancient well from which water is still drawn.

This is why L’Olmo is included among the most precious period residences in Tuscany.