The farmhouse and its outhouse have large rooms of varying shapes and sizes.

Each room has a bathroom and its own private entrance.

Guests have access to the communal rooms which are also suitable for meetings and workshops.

Most of the furniture comes from the Tuscan villa of the English traveller, Augusta Belloc, who came to Italy on the eve of World War One.
 
Neo-Rennaissance beds, gilded bronze sconces, lamps of Murano crystal, and relics of exotic voyages mix with contemporary works of art by young artists.

The Quercia Rossa Country House was renovated in the classic Tuscan architectural style with environmentally-friendly materials.