The Villa, which dates back to the early 17^th century, is situated in the middle of a magnificent countryside, surrounded by olive trees and perennial plants. The building, with the central tower, has a square-shaped main part which is the oldest and a side wing of the early 20^th century. At the beginning of the 17^th century it belonged to Sir Marcantonio Andrea Lippi, member of an ancient Ghibelline family, the Geri, ascribed to nobility “ab immemorabili”. The 16^th of November 1768 the Villa was bought by Antonio Rinaldi Mascagni, and by succession came up to us, Giacomo and Betty.

Some rooms have vaults, some other have wooden beams. On the first floor there is a precious library where the family archive is kept; here the rooms are characterized by floors and decorations of the 17^th and 19^th century. The top floor stands out for the original ancient cotto floor and the ascending tower from which you can enjoy a unique sight. There is a large terrace on the right side of the Villa which offers guests a bird’s eye view of the surrounding countryside.