A 30 km from Cecina, a 16 from Volterra, easily reachable by the highway 68, on top of a hill is this ancient village where he entered the villa and homes with church and cemetery. Historically, this center was an old family feud Saracini of Pisa. In 1108 sold half of their privileges to the Bishop of Volterra Ruggeri. Later occupied by the Florentines came to these surrendered to the town of Volterra. In 1830 it was owned by meetings of Volterra, then was of Rochefort, and Carmignani of these current owners. In almost all buildings appear badges of the meetings and who Rochefort at the end of the last century turned to their property this significant attention. The villa is in good condition static, built with walls of stone and brick of large diameter. At the center is included on the open cloister which face different living spaces and where they have access to rooms where old warehouses and cellars. Everything is spread over two floors above the ground, with cellars and attics for Global 4500 square meters. Complete ownership of 40 ha arable land