I would move the large text off the building (or choose another color) for readability. Maybe italicize authentic for emphasis.

Maybe a different color for the smaller text.

"An ancient typical farmhouse with panoramic pool on the hills of Tuscany" sounds a bit awkward to me. I would reword as "A(n) historic Tuscany farmhouse with modern conveniences" (assuming there are any besides the pool, otherwise "outdoor pool" or open-air pool or whatever)

"Boschi di Montecalvi" I would put in a different font or color for emphasis... if there is a page with underlying history that is public, make it a link.

I would say instead: "Boschi di Montecalvi is set in the beautiful hills of Tuscany, near the small medieval town of Suvereto. (perhaps a link for Suvereto?) The estate features a swimming pool with breathtaking views and is surrounded by a 100-hectare(?) park. Accomodations include XXX rooms (what kind of rooms? how do they differ from the apartments?), apartments, and a fine restaurant with typical Tuscan dishes. (and local wines, maybe?)

"Real food, real wine..." capitalize Tuscany (always, for English version) and lose the "a" and the comma: "Come enjoy traditional Tuscan cuisine featuring local dishes and organic produce."

"How to get here" I would change to "Planning your visit"

"A farmhouse in Tuscany for children" / A farmhouse in Tuscany near the seaside / Last minute farmhouse in Tuscany

Maybe instead:

A welcoming locale for the whole family / Near the Tyrrhenian coast / Short-notice visitors welcome