Chiara

Property Description

Villa Chiara is a very spacious two-floor villa located halfway between Florence and Siena, in the enchanting Chianti region. The villa grants a quiet and relaxing stay, thanks in part to the surrounding olive groves which allow complete privacy. The estate is composed of a main villa and an annex just a few steps away. Both accommodations boast a traditional country decor and typical local architectural details, such as terracotta floors, stone walls, beamed ceilings, brick arches, and wood-burning fireplaces, all exuding a romantic Tuscan flair. CIN: IT048054B5PUMGRA4Q

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Bedrooms

This property has 10 bedrooms and sleeps 20 people

Bathrooms

This property has 1 bathrooms

More Amenities

Chiara is equipped with an array of included amenities and services:
• Utilities (electricity and water)
• Change of towels (midweek)
• Use of spa

Amenities and services available upon request (extra charge):
• Additional staff available at this villa includes extra housekeeping and cook
• Air conditioning
• Heating
• Cost of food and beverages

Property Rates

Taxes and Fees

The above rates are subject to the additional fees and taxes below:

Fees:

Damage Waiver: €299.00 flat

Additional Rate information:

• Pets not allowed • Non-smoking villa • Pool open from March 15 to October 20, 2025 • All services must be paid locally, prior to departure, unless otherwise arranged • Visitor’s tax: The Italian government might require the payment of a Visitor’s Tax (approximately €1.50 - €6.00 per person, per day, depending on the location) and may be applied for the first ten days in the destination. This tax is payable locally, in Euro cash.

Property Location

Location Type: Rural, Village, Mountain View

Location Information

Nearest Airport: Peretola Florence Airport 35 min Nearest serviced town: 6 min Nearest major city: Siena 44 min; Florence 48 min Driving time estimated by Google Maps Famous for its art and architecture, Florence is an obligatory destination for the first-timer visitor of Italy. However, while exploring the historical center is something that cannot be missed, the pristine studded landscapes and the enchanted medieval villages set on the famous Tuscan rolling hills surrounding Florence are well worth a visit. The most famous area to explore is the Chianti, a blessed land that covers a rather large wine-producing region of Tuscany, reaching from Florence to Siena, and all the way out to Pisa. Chianti's must see sights are the wine villages of Castellina, Radda and Gaiole. Along the road visit the Badia di Coltibuono and/or Castello di Brolio.

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