The Casentino, the first land of the Arno, is located in the eastern part of Tuscany. To the north the mountain of Falterona separates this valley in the Province of Arezzo from Mugello. A road that starts from Stia connects these two territories. To the north east the Apennine chain separates the Casentino from the Romagna. Connection with this land are the Strada of Passo of Calla that still starts from Stia and the Via del Passo of Mandrioli that passes through Badia Prataglia. To the east the Alpe di Catenaia separates the Casentino from the Valtiberina of Arezzo. These lands are connected by the road that passes through Chiusi della Verna and the Via of Libbia, now near Arezzo. South of the Casentino is Arezzo, a city of art of Etruscan origin.

Pietro, Simonetta, Sara and Lucia take care at a family level to manage their farm and personally take care of the welcome, putting the focus of their work on the relaxation and well-being of their guests. The farm is a property completely recovered, since 2000, thanks to their great passion. The structure, housed in a nineteenth-century building, has been recently renovated and transformed into an agriturismo, respecting the Tuscan architectural tradition.

• Bed and breakfast in farmhouse.
• Valid for two people at “Agriturismo Antico Fio”.