Serenzia

Property Description

The Val d'Orcia, an UNESCO World Heritage site in southern Tuscany, is renowned for its picturesque landscapes, including rolling hills, vineyards, and charming towns like Pienza and Montalcino. It's a favored tourist spot, particularly for those seeking a tranquil Italian countryside escape. Cetona, one of the Valley's quaint towns, boasts medieval architecture, allowing visitors to immerse in the region's rich culture. Serenzia, an ideal rental for large families or groups, is a traditional Tuscan farmhouse featuring rustic architecture and interiors. The house is divided into four separate units, under the same roof, ensuring ample privacy and personal space for larger groups. Serenzia can accommodate up to 20 guests across 10 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms, offering a chance to relish Tuscany's countryside beauty with modern amenities and comforts. CIN: IT052008B5E7D4Y494

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Bedrooms

This property has 10 bedrooms and sleeps 20 people

Bathrooms

This property has 1 bathrooms

More Amenities

Serenzia is equipped with an array of included amenities and services:
• Personal service by the villa staff including Housekeeping (mid-week)
• Mid-week linen & towel change
•Mid-week garbage removal

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:

• Pool open from 4/26 to 9/27 • 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 seven/fourteen days in the destination. This tax is payable locally, in Euro cash. • Non-smoking villa • Each of the four independent residences has a private entrance for added convenience.

Property Location

Location Type: Rural, Mountain View

Location Information

Nearest Airport: Rome Fiumicino 2h Nearest serviced town: 6 min Nearest major city: Siena 1 h 28 min Driving time estimated by Google Maps The impressive views of Val d'Orcia, which inspired so many Renaissance painters, is dotted with little villages, castles, abbeys and hamlets, each telling a fascinating ancient story. Time here can still pass slowly and you can enjoy every second of it. Visit the famous town of Montalcino, best-known for the distinguished Brunello red wine, and the artistic jewel town of Pienza, which was used as a backdrop to Franco Zeffirelli’s masterpiece: “Romeo and Juliet”. The walled hilltop medieval town of Montepulciano, the picturesque Cetona, the charming thermal villages of San Casciano dei Bagni and Bagno Vignoni are also well worth a visit. To explore Florence on a day trip, the best way is to leave your car at the Chiusi-Chianciano train station and hop on one of the many trains to Florence - Santa Maria Novella Station (they run every hour and in less than two hours you are in Florence’s historical center). For the updated schedule please visit Trenitalia Official Website WHERE TO EAT La Grotta - A classic restaurant with refined dishes and a great selection of Vino Nobile wines. Specialties include homemade pici (fresh pasta), with duck ragù and white truffle. Loc. San Biagio, Montepulciano - +39 0578 757 607 Ristorante Daniela - Tuscan cuisine at its best make this one of the favorite spots for locals. Say hi to Daniela and tell her Bravo sent you! Piazza Matteotti 7, San Casciano dei Bagni - +39 0578 580 41 La Frateria - Fine dining in one of the most elegant and romantic restaurants in the area with prix fix and a-la-carte menus. Beautifully set in a historical convent. Convento di San Francesco 2, Cetona - +39 0578 238 261 Boccon divino - Great local food and stunning view from the terrace. If you come with a large group, you may want to try the very reasonable priced tasting menu for the table. Via Traversa dei Monti 201, Montalcino - +39 0577 848 233 Latte di Luna - Rustic trattoria serving excellent local cuisine, homemade pasta and meats. Popular with the locals for the roasted pig. In summer, outdoor seating in the piazza is available. Via San Carlo 2-4, Pienza - +39 0578 748 606 WHERE TO SHOP Food specialties - La Cornucopia, our favorite among the many retailers of artisanal food products in the area, with a wide selection of wines, pasta, olive oil, locally made Pecorino cheeses, honey and sweets. Piazza Martiri della Libertà 2, Pienza - +39 0578 748 150 Le Potassine - wide selection of local wines with particular focus on Brunello, and typical farm products. Added value: they can ship abroad with home delivery. Piazza Garibaldi 6, Montalcino - +39 0577 152 3970 Silvana Cugusi’s cheeses are a specialty well worth bringing home. Strada Statale 146, Montepulciano - +39 0578 757 558. Leather goods - Officine 904, a family-run company producing some of the most versatile bags in Italy. Via Dogali 16 Pienza - +39 0578 190 0817 Hortus Mirabilis - Herbalist's shop selling natural remedies for general well-being and for almost any medical condition. Piazza delle sorgenti 35/A, Bagno Vignoni - +39 0577 888 944

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