The Cresci Farm is surrounded by nature in the Sassetta, in the hearth of Tuscany countryside of pine woods, oak trees and mediterranean scrub.

It is very comfortable, from the well furbished kitchens to the tastefully furnished bedrooms.

There is heating for autumn and winter vacations for those who like long relaxing walks and for those who like to go mushroom picking.

The villa is divided into 4 apartments and has been completely restored keeping its traditional Tuscan style.
Upon request, the apartments all have communicating doors and can be rented together.

On the ground floor there is a large room (160 sqm) with sofas and tables for comunal use. A shaded outside dinning area and wood burning oven is available for everyones' use.
There is a bar-b-q and a swimming pool.

The swimming pool has a beautiful view of the surrounding hills and countryside and you can see the medieval town of Sassetta.
Each year the swimming pool opens from the 1st. of May until the 30th. of September, weather permitting. If the season is particularly mild then the opening date is brought forward and the closing date is postponed

Private parking is available exclusively for the guests use.

The whole house can be rented as one unit for groups or large families. In this event a 15% discount will apply.

On request we can provide one or two course (tuscan cooking) on a takeaway basis.
We can also organise cooking classes based on local tuscan recipes, min. 6 persons cost Euro 20.00 per person.

Today the Cresci Family runs the farm with great care and attention for those details that make your vacation a pleasant, relaxing experience.

Since 1883 the Cresci family owns a specialized pipe factory that produces handcrafted pipes.

The Cresci family name originates in Montereggi, Tuscany and is proud to be descended from the Tragualzi and the Cruciani-del Fede families. They were renown as fabric dyers and their workshops were based at the "Stinche".

The family was awarded the prioryship of the town fifteen times between 1380 and 1525 and Andrea di Cresci Di Lorenzo was the standard bearer of justice in 1470. Cresci, his father was one of the ten provosts for the Volterani wars. In 1420 a branch of the family transferred to Pistoia.

The Cresci family has been involved in the making of pipe bowls since at least 1883; the skills of this ancient craft have been passed down from father to son. [ www.segheriemaremmane.com ]