Good luck if you find this place. I had serious reservations having booked it and never driven in Italy before whether I would find it off the 'beaten track' on a very minor country road. Well not to worry, the road was on my car's satnav, there are plenty of road signs for it and it is worth the drive up the hillside.
We took the toughest route directly up from lake Lugano in Switzerland on one of the narrowest steepest roads in Northern Italy but still made it without getting lost. On other days it was much easier and more signs from lake Como shore road.
The farm is quite secure with large remote control gates and intercom system.
Staff made us very welcome and assistance was offered to take our luggage to our house since the road from the main farmhouse is really only suitable for high wheelbase vehicles. Also coming over was a lovely friendly white huge hairy dog - a hit with the kids.
On settling down, the farm has a variety of animals including more dogs, pigs, geese and hens. They also grow a range of soft fruit and veg.
The food is wholesome Italian food. Freshly cooked on site and rustic. The wine of course was local. We ate breakfast and dinner. Brakfast included a selection of local breads and local cheeses.
The family bedroom booked turned out to be huge. I large king-size bed with old stylish Italian solid wood furniture. Large bathroom (no bath). Up steep stairs led to a large converted loft area with three single beds. But up there there's no head room for adults though and I would not want to use it in the summer as there did not seem to be any ventilation (no loft window!) so could become very hot and stuffy.
Therefore, the kids only went up there to sleep. I also had to improvise to block out the light in the main bedroom as the blinds are thin. We also had a nice balcony with table and chairs. The views from the balcony and really anywhere else on the land are stunning overlooking the rolling hilly countryside.
