Villa ∙ 7 bedrooms ∙ 14 guests | Villa in San Casciano dei Bagni with Balcony
7 Bedroom Villa in San Casciano dei Bagni
A Tuscany farmhouse, evocative and beautifully restored brings delight to family and friends, who search for an Italian holiday that feels both safe and inviting, that offers spacious and comfortable bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms for up to 14 people, beautiful gardens, a heated pool on site, as well as all the pleasures of Tuscany nearby. But especially appreciated to enhance this special holiday is a talented Italian chef, who will spoil you all with both traditional and creative Italian meals - giving you the true taste of Italian in your own home and a true holiday!
The entire villa is air-conditioned, and there are king-size beds with luxury memory mattresses, and top quality Italian linens in all the 6 double bedrooms. The seventh bedroom has twin beds. Original oak floors, travertine bathrooms with Italian designer fittings complement the rooms. Italian luxury bathroom products do, too. 2 Hours of daily maid service is included, except Sunday.
Outdoors, the pool has night lighting and so does the surrounding area which is totally fenced for security, and equipped with deck chairs and a large canopy. Two wisteria-covered pergolas create shade at the two tables below.Various seats in the garden and small tables are present.
Casale Volare is both Pet friendly and child friendly! Your children will adore the small childs' house as well as swings and games for play.
There is excellent Wi-Fi in every room of the villa and outside, so this is great place to work from home, or just stream your entertainment. For your peace of mind, all environments are sanitized with an ozone machine (in addition to general cleaning with recommended products).
Casale Volare is a pleasure all year around. The famous Spa town of San Casciano dei Bagni in the midst of the famed Val d'Orcia valley, with its thermal baths and treatments is just a few kilometres away and invites you to treat yourself to the self care that you deserve in all four seasons.
In summer, lounging by your pool or a trip to the thermal baths is just the beginning. Think of some horse-riding, tennis lessons, mountain biking, or wine and oil tasting, and of course sightseeing in the art and history-rich Tuscany countryside. You can enjoy your meals in the garden, or have a pizza party prepared for you, whether you choose the fully catered option, or self-service.Yes, there is a Pizza oven and a barbecue grill..
Enjoy autumn or winter with a lovely countryside for daytime hikes, biking, and sight-seeing, then return home to enjoy the living room with two stone fireplace for chilly nights; and a pellet burning stove in the tv room. You might fill the rest of your day with cooking lessons from Chef Francesco. Or, just let him cook you a beautiful Italian meal.
To make the arrival relaxing, we offer a welcome dinner in the separate "restaurant", reserved for the guests of the villa, during their stay (there will be no external guests; it is exclusively for the villa's guests, so that after the Chef's meal they can return to the villa without waiting for the clean-up staff, and with no food smells.
Our digital Guest note will be yours in advance and will be full of information you on local restaurants, shopping, and all sorts of activities, we have discounts for the Fonteverde and Terme di Chianciano spas and we are also able to organize a wide variety of activities: cooking class, horse riding, tennis lessons, mountain biking, wine and oil tasting at home or with our collaborators, beauty and wellness treatments as well as private visits to lesser known historical places.
Some favorite options:
Chef Service also every day for breakfast, lunch, dinner. Cooking class
Pizza party Tastings Theme dinners
Massages, beautician, pedicure, hairdresser, service, laundry, babysitter
A bonus for your stay: A Welcome dinner evening of arrival!
This property includes access to a private chef (available at an additional cost). For privacy and security reasons, outside chef or catering services are not permitted.
Chiusi is an important archaeological centre, famous in Italy and around the world. The National Archaeological Museum of the town, one of the most important in the sector, will intrigue you with the historical rarities and tombs that can be found throughout the area, including the famous tomb of the Monkey, dating back to the beginning of the 5th century BCE, still bearing important frescoes to this day, only under a half an hour drive.
The catacombs of Santa Mustiola and Santa Caterina are from ancient Roman times, along with the large cistern under a thirteenth-century defence tower, adapted to become a bell tower at the end of the sixteenth centuty. The subsoil of Chiusi is of particular charm, famous for its vast network of Etruscan tunnels, now partially accessible. In addition to the Cathedral of San Secondiano and its museum, the Chiusi lake, a few kilometres from the city, is also worth a visit. A quiet stretch of water flowing between cultivated fields and reeds, is a hot spot for catch-and-release fishing and bird watching.
Montepulciano, "the pearl of the sixteenth century", just under an hour drive away, is a destination you cannot miss: with its Piazza Grande, surrounded by authentic masterpieces of Renaissance architecture, it has perfectly preserved the atmosphere of that era. As an echo to this setting, there are artistic buildings of great interest such as Palazzo Comunale, Palazzo Cantucci, Palazzo del Capitano, Palazzo dei Nobili, the Cathedral and the artistic treasures kept in the temple, and again Palazzo Cervini, Palazzo Grugni, the Fortress, Palazzo Budelli, the Temple of San Biagio, the church of Sant'Agostino and that of Santa Lucia, the church of Jesus and the church of Santa Maria dei Servi.
The villages and squares that open unexpectedly upon breathtaking vignettes make this city unique which, in addition to the architectural beauties, is known for its renowned wine cellars of undoubted historical value: some of these, in continuous use for centuries, occupy a large part of the subsoil of the town.
Pienza, also just under an hour drive away, is a splendid town that was radically renovated by the will of Pope Pius II, in the second half of the fifteenth century, by one of the most famous architects of the time: Bernardo da Settignano, also known as Il Rossellino. Today, it still presents the urbanistic and aesthetic canons of the ideal Renaissance city: the main street, thanks to a skilful game of perspective, seems very long to those who begin to walk it, even though in reality, this tiny jewel of a town measures, from one end to the other, less than four hundred metres. In addition to the main street, Piazza Pio II is another attraction to admire: this represents the monumental centre of Pienza, with the main historical buildings such as the Cathedral, Palazzo Piccolomini, Palazzo Borgia, Palazzo Ammannati and the Town Hall.
After crossing the large entrance of Palazzo Piccolomini, you will see in front of you a beautiful hanging garden that overlooks the Val d'Orcia and offers an incredibly suggestive panorama.
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