Villa Gioia
Chianti and South of Siena, Tuscany, Italy
Our view
A modern and elegantly decorated property, Villa Gioia is within walking distance of pretty San Casciano dei Bagni and its shops, restaurants and thermal pools.
In brief
- Walk to shops and restaurants
- Stylish interiors
- Near spas
About the villa
Villa details
Accommodation
Ground Floor
- Entrance hall
- Large living and dining room opening to the pool terrace
- Kitchen opening to pool
- Master double bedroom with shower room en suite and French doors to the pool terrace
- 2 Double bedrooms with bathroom en suite and French doors to garden
- 3 Twin bedrooms with bathroom en suite and French doors to garden
Facilities
COOKING OUTDOORS
- Portable barbecue
ENTERTAINMENT
- WiFi
- Smart TV
- Sky TV package
- DVD Player
- CD player
- Music system
- Netflix
GAMES & SPORTS
- Croquet
COOLING FACILITIES
- Air conditioning in all bedrooms
KITCHEN ESSENTIALS
- American fridge/freezer
- Dishwasher
- Hob
- Oven
Important Information
Location
ACtivities
- Tennis court within walking distance
Amenities
- Shops and restaurants 350m San Casciano dei Bagni
Places of Interest
- Fonte Verde Spa 500m
- Sarteano 15.6km
- Cetona 15.9km
- Citta della Pieve 18.5km
- Chiusi 23.8km
- Pienza 42.7km
- Siena 90km
- Assisi 88km
- Perugia 64km
- Arezzo 88km
Beaches
- Fonteblanda 107km
Airports
- Perugia 75km
- Florence 153km
- Roma 176km
Chianti and South of Siena
Average weather
The hills south of Florence, known as the Chianti, look like most people’s idea of ‘classic Tuscany’. Fortress towns such as Castellina and Radda look out over mile after mile of rolling, vine-clad fields, spotted with Tuscany villas. The region’s major annual festival, September’s Rassegna del Chianti Classico in Greve, celebrates the grape harvest, and signs inviting anyone on a Chianti holiday to a roadside enoteca (wine tasting canteen or shop) are a common sight. The Gothic city of Siena, south of Chianti, is the biggest hill-town of all, with a stash of Medieval art and architecture unmatched in Italy.
But Tuscany still has surprises to offer, and unknown even to many Italians. Maremma, only a two-hour drive southwest of the city of Florence is an extensive and largely undeveloped territory in stark contrast to the compact, ordered Chianti hillsides around Florence and Siena that have, until now, been the major draw for visiting wine lovers.The Maremma has great restaurants, and a treasure trove of new wineries.
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