The present house was re-built in 1730 on the site of the original house dating to the 1500’s. Many of the original documents including the building costs from 1730 are conserved within the house. Above the entrance doorway is the original marble Salvi family crest.

The property comprises: Large entrance vestibule, on the right of which is a self contained 1 bedroom apartment, with lounge, fully fitted kitchen laundry room, pantry and bathroom.

To the left of the vestibule is the formal dining room, large traditional Tuscan kitchen (with original feature fireplace), pantry and laundry room.

On the first floor is the Piano Nobile, reached by a large and imposing staircase, ceilings and walls are adorned with Roccoco ornate plaster work as is also the master bedroom, without doubt an experience of architectural refinement of the period, without parallel in Barga, On this floor are also two other bedrooms, study and 2 bathrooms together with the lounge overlooking the front garden.

Above the Piano Nobile on the second floor is a large self contained apartment comprising; Kitchen , dining room, bathroom, 3 double bedrooms, lounge and library.

Beneath the house on the semi-interred floor reached by an internal stair and also by external doors are the wine cellars, showing much of the original stone work and foundations, the wine cellars are equipped for the production of wine from the estate.

Directly in front of the house are the double gates which open out into the formal Italian garden with panoramic views of the valley, orangerie and access stair to the farmhouse and land. The self contained farmhouse comprises; kitchen, dining room, 2 bathrooms and lounge and 3 double bedrooms. Plans approved to further develop this property.