Il Poggio alle Ville

Casa
Italia
Borgo San Lorenzo
Il Poggio alle Ville

A thoughtful restoration. Outside geraniums, roses and shady spots. Inside, beams and terracotta. Gr The moment you arrive you know you've chosen well.

Beautiful vistas of fields unfold, until a small hamlet comes into view: welcome to the agriturismo Il Poggio alle Ville. There's an old cart full of bright geraniums under the trees, roses clambering stone walls and a central green on which guests relax in sun or shade. It is an excellent and thoughtful restoration: the reception in the haybarn, the apartments in the outbuildings, also a consecra

ted chapel. Step in to find venerable old beams and terracotta floors, white arches and narrow steps, floral bedcovers and snowy towels, perhaps an iron bedstead, a Tuscan fireplace. The friendly owners always look after you (and bottle the tomatoes and make the jams & honey, all for sale along with the extravirgin olive oil). A perfect place for sociable famiglie with kids - football field, ping-pong, big pool. A short drive up the hill is a huge old stone villa for 16, blessed with views and an elegant pool. Heaps of comfort and charm.

23/01/2026

1:1000 - this is the chance to find a double yolk egg!
Lucky day thanks to our hens🍳🥚😋😍

10/08/2025

Nature, simple traditions, old houses, organic agriculture, family hospitality.
This is Il Poggio Alle Ville in Mugello!

26/09/2024

Grazie Mugello - un concerto gratuito Sabato 28 settembre alla Villa Pecori Giraldi a Borgo San Lorenzo.

Arrivano per la settima volta in le flautiste professioniste statunitensi Letitia Berlin e Frances Blaker che portano in , per un workshop intensivo, un gruppo di 30 allievi musicisti amatori. Quest’anno sono raggiunte per la seconda volta da Lawrence Lipnick, loro collega di New York, che suonerà la viola da gamba.

Ogni volta Letitia e Frances hanno offerto un concerto gratuito per la comunità perché si sentono in Mugello come a casa, non come turiste di passaggio.
Dagli ambienti dell’agriturismo Il Poggio alle Ville, alla Chiesa di Mucciano, al Castello del Trebbio a Santa Brigida e Villa di Striano, Letitia, Frances e Lawrence suoneranno sabato 28 settembre ore 17 nella prestigiosa Villa Pecori Giraldi generosamente concessa dal Comune di Borgo San Lorenzo.

Solo musica italiana dal Rinascimento al XX secolo con brani di Francesco Landini, Jacopo da Bologna, Johannes Ciconia (XIVmo sec); Alexander Agricola, Jacob Obrecht, Francesco da Milano, e Vincenzo Ruffo (XVImo sec); Salomone Rossi e Andrea Falconieri (XVIImo sec); Arcangelo Corelli (XVIIImo sec) e Fulvio Caldini (XXmo sec).

Vi aspettiamo numerosi!

23/05/2024

"(però , chi vive di speranze dicono che muoia cantando... e io per l'evento imparerò intanto a cantare!"

Così scriveva Franco Edlmann, il nonno di Raffaele, nel 1917 dal fronte vicino a Torino, durante la Grande Guerra, ad Anita, la donna che sarebbe diventata sua moglie.

La morte ha colto Franco di sorpresa, insieme ad altre 29 persone innocenti, nel pomeriggio del 25 maggio 1944 quando le bombe delle forze alleate
sono cadute per sbaglio sulle case e sulla Villa Edlmann a Poggio nella località di Ronta.

Possiamo solo sperare che fu improvvisa, senza sofferenza e che lui aveva già imparato a cantare negli anni che era diventato padre di tre bambini.

Questo prossimo sabato 25 maggio 2024, alle ore 10, alla Ca****la dei Santi Simone e Giuda a Poggio,
commemoreremo, insieme al Comune di Borgo San Lorenzo, ai parenti di altre vittime e
agli abitanti di Ronta, 80 anni dalla tragica scomparsa delle 30 anime.

La cittadinanza è gentilmente invitata.

(ENG nel primo commento)

09/04/2024

in Raffaele's grandfather love letters to his future wife Anita.
One postcard of the charming church in in where the family 's main villa was with just one, rather unromantic word written: Saluti.
Another short note/letter saying:
"I must go in Mugello this evening: and anyway it is better that for a while I stay away in... solitude."

This year we will commemorate nonno Franco' s premature death during the 1944 bombings in Mugello when the Allied Forces were gradually liberating Italy. Our intention is also to publish these touching letters that Ioana is painstakingly transcribing as part of her extensive research.
Franco and Anita met at the beginning of the First World War and life separated them nearly at the end of the Second World War.

08/08/2023

Some shots, , the other day.

1. One of the many cats enjoying the view from the very old
2. La Tinaia for 6 guests with it's beautiful garden
3. of the Reception with the building where La Casina for 4 & La Menghina for 6 are.

If you wish to spend some relaxing time in , - just drop us a message!

02/07/2023

Since we had an unexpected cancellation,
here it is for you or your friends
a offer for Villa Montagna
for a max of 18 guests - a group of friends or families.
8-22 July 2023

Euro 3600/week instead of euro 4.750 - all utilities & air conditioning included.
final cleaning euro 200/week

If your friends will book, we will offer you a 5% discount for a one week booking any time you wish to come :-)

Spread the word!

photos by Ilaria Mocali Photographer

22/04/2023

Celebrating today and tomorrow with this cute photo shooting of our dear guest Joachim from Germany.

Joachim is a certified and and he has been returning to our in with his family and friends for over 20 years.
If you wonder why, these photos should be the answer😍

Looking forward to welcoming all our historical and new guests this year!

27/03/2023

From Coffee to CBD oil

Our treasure hunt through folders with old documents brought to light two interesting documents regarding the business Raffaele's great-great-grandfather conducted in Genoa and London (together with his brother). We knew that they imported in Europe goods from the Middle East, and now we have just discovered a 20 pages "Remarks on Mocha" dated March 1836.
Mocha, a city on the shores of the Red Sea, is nowadays in Yemen but in the early 19th century it was under the Turkish Government.
The paper is a detailed account of the city, people, traditions, climate, trade and also contains the incredibile description of the 5 main merchants :-)
The world of Coffee is the focus of the report, probably commissioned or anyway paid for by the Edlmanns - who also had an interest in the plantations in Santo Domingo as other papers show.

200 years later we produce & sell organic extravirgin olive oil and the "most exotic" new product .

We have started transcribing the handwritten report and hopefully, who knows, work out a small project with Ditta Artigianale?! ☕️

08/03/2023

On we pay tribute to Elena Edlmann who decided to leave all her most important possessions to her stepbrother Paolo (Raffaele's great grandfather - see previous posts) - the farms in Mugello!

Elena was born on the 30th of June 1838 in Genova.
Her father was Franz Edlmann (Raffaele's great great grandfather)
and her mother Josephine de Monteiro (a Portugese noble lady who maybe grew up in England....still investigating).
She was the 9th child and youngest girl in the family.
Her mother died in 1841 when she was only 3 and she grew up without a mother until 1850, when she was 12 and her father remarried Anna Padovani, just 15 years older than Elena. Between the two women there was a nearly instant understanding and their fond relationship was to last for Elena's entire life.

On the 14th of November 1862, when she was 24,
Elena married Giuseppe Martini in the family chapel in Fiesole.
Giuseppe came from a historical wealthy family with many properties in Mugello.
Their son Giacinto was born on the 23rd of March 1865
and unfortunately died when he was only 10.

Elena had a special relationship with Paolo because of her special connection to her stepmother Anna, called Annetta/e by all close family members.
Giuseppe passed away in 1892 leaving Elena an incredible inheritance that she decided to pass on to her youngest stepbrother and God child, Paolo.

After her death on the 7th of February 1903, Paolo became the owner of many important properties in Mugello among which Badia di Moscheta.
Her stepmother Anna outlived her and passed away 10 years later in 1913, age 90.

We like to think of Elena her as our Anna Maria Luisa de' Medici who instead of selling the Medici's fortune, left it to the city of Florence - exactly 160 years before Elena left hers to her stepbrother.
Had Giacinto lived, Il Poggio alle Ville would probably have not existed today...

We therefore strive every day to honour this tiny part of that important inheritance which has significant emotional value for our family.

Stay in touch for more posts in the coming weeks.

27/02/2023

So many of you ask us how old is Il Poggio alle Ville - well, we have probably managed to find out while researching for our series!
Our Villa Montagna and the surrounding land with the gorgeous views can be identified as "Montagne di sotto" in these 300 years old documents.

13/02/2023

is a new series of posts we will (hopefully) publish weekly sharing with you insights and curiosities from Ioana's research into our family history.
We will not start with "the beginning" as it is quite difficult to determine it for the time being :-)

The reference year for the moment will be 1903 when Raffaele's great grandfather Paolo Edlmann, 48 years old at that time, officially inherits a huge amount of properties in Mugello.
In our attempt to put together the pieces of the intricate puzzle of our family history, we will be taking you back and forth in time from this watershed. A long journey discovering the lives of our ancestors.

Zooming into this photo from 1909, you will discover him: the gentleman with the long white beard, center left. He was 54 then, father of three children in their 20s. The setting is Badia di Moscheta in Firenzuola, owned by the family until the second half of the 20th century.

Paolo Edlmann was born on the 27th of September 1855 at 1.25 am in Fiesole, Villa Landskronn, the family's holiday home on the hills of Florence. His Austrian father Franz Xavier was 64 at the time of his birth and his Austrian-Italian mother Anna Maria Maddalena called Annetta 32!

Paolo could have died in 1868 when he suffered from thyphoid fever and in 1869 when he fell ill with smallpox. He survived and had a very rich life until he turned 80.
Il Poggio alle Ville is a very tiny part of what he had inherited as a result of a series of coincidences, a place where he probably never set foot during his life. However, he would be quite proud of how it looks like today 😉

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Borgo San Lorenzo
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Beautiful vistas of fields unfold, until a small hamlet comes into view: welcome to the agriturismo Il Poggio alle Ville. The moment you arrive you know you've chosen well. There are old carts full of bright geraniums, roses clambering stone walls and a central green on which guests relax in sun or shade.

It is an excellent and thoughtful restoration: the reception in the haybarn, the farmhouses (apartments) in the outbuildings, also a consecrated chapel. Step in to find venerable old beams and terracotta floors, white arches and narrow steps, floral bedcovers and snowy towels, perhaps an iron bedstead, a Tuscan fireplace. The friendly owners always look after you. We bottle the tomatoes and make the jams & honey, grow veggies in the garden, our hens deliver tasty eggs - all for sale and all organic along with the extravirgin olive oil. A perfect place for sociable famiglie with kids - football field, ping-pong, big pool.

A short drive up the hill is a huge old stone villa for 16, blessed with views and an elegant pool. Heaps of comfort and charm.