At the centre of the complex, around 150 metres from the villa and the farmstead, there is an agritourism, which was created through the renovation of a large farmhouse built in 1911 called La Fabbrica ('The Factory'). The name derives from its initial use as the site for the processing of all the products made on the farm, which included tobacco, linen, silk, wheat and corn. La Fabbrica was used for this purpose for as long as the farm was managed on a sharecropping basis, and it has now been lovingly renovated and split into a number of rooms and apartments.
The agritourism benefits from a discreet yet welcoming atmosphere, with large indoor and outdoor spaces, immersed in lush landscapes with a wonderful panorama over the valley below.
The apartments have been painstakingly decorated in typical Tuscan style, retaining a sense of tradition while offering every imaginable comfort. Moreover, the agritourism offers large, well-equipped landscaped areas, an outdoor swimming pool, mountain bikes, a barbecue and a ping-pong table.