Villa Frantini is the name given to both the estate and the large, finely restored 16th-century manor house, once the summer residence of Salvatore and Wanda Ferragamo.

Renovation work has brought it back to its original splendor, integrating the most modern comforts. Furnished with antique furniture, original frescoes, and a charming atmosphere of times gone by, it is surrounded by a garden with a swimming pool and a romantic park with monumental trees.

The interior still preserves the spaces that once housed the cellar with large barrels and the wine shop where tastings were held.

Thanks to recent expansion work, it offers nine double bedrooms with en suite bathrooms, a large dining room, and spacious common areas, including a cozy reading room and a charming living room that opens onto a panoramic terrace from which to admire the surrounding verdant landscape.

On the ground floor are the original private chapel, where romantic and intimate weddings can be celebrated, and the Agricultural Museum, a space with over three hundred objects and works of art that tell the story of Tuscan peasant civilization and preserve its memory.