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Swimming pool
Pets allowed
Local products
The farm is located right outside the village of Centoia, few kilometres away from the border of the Cortona Municipality with the Siena and Perugia provinces.
On the farm’s surface (about 20 acres) are grown the typical tuscan crops and holm-oaks (Quercus Ilex). Part of the land is assigned to cereal and grain crops in rotation, whose cultivation is carried out in compliance with the Measure n. 6 of the Rural Development Plan (Piano di Sviluppo Rurale) providing for regulations and limitations in the use of chemicals so as to move towards an agriculture with a lower environmental impact. An excellent extra-virgin olive-oil, low in acidity and very genuine thanks to the location in a place well sheltered from parasite attacks and therefore barely needing any sort of treatment, is made from the olive grove consisting of typical local varieties such as Leccino, Correggiolo and Moraiolo.
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Services in Agriturismo Agro Centorio
Sport: Ping-Pong
Internal Services: Communal television, Acces Internet, Final cleaning, TV sat, Wifi
Educational activities: Guided tour of the farm
External services: Barbecue, Car park, Park
The vineyard (over 30.000 s.f.) is composed for over 70% of Sangiovese and 30% Merlot.
The owners, as local tradition demands, also grow a vegetable garden which supplies them and guests fresh and in-season produce.
The farm’s premises border on the land of the Istituto Tecnico Agrario “A. Vegni”, a popular agricultural school which for decades churned out expert and well-prepared agronomists trained in an absolutely outstanding environment. The boarding school, housed in a beautiful 19th century building, offers, in fact, its students first rate education, a large park, sporting facilities, a winery where important wines are produced and plenty of cultivated land to practice on stress-free oasis immersed in the verdant tuscan countryside amongst olive groves, vineyards and tilled fields.
Where we areThe village was in ancient times a roman settlement and that’s where the name Centoia is derived from (from latin Centuria, later to become, in high medieval times, Centorio). Houses are today still arranged along the road which still follows closely the course of the roman Cardus, oriented north to south and connecting as early as in etruscan times the Lucumonies of Cortona and Chiusi.
The village’s location, at the crossroads of three different counties and relatively higher than the surrounding countryside (324 mt. a.s.l.) is in fact a tremendous observation point which affords a 360-degree scope view of three completely different landscapes merging as one.
From north to west your gaze sweeps over the astonishing panorama of Cortona, the cortonese rolling hills and lake Trasimeno and its islands to meet in the south, south-east the first gentle senese hills placed against the backdrop of Montepulciano, Mount Cetona and Amiata and the fortress of Radicofani.