The Librarian
11 guests
6 bedrooms
San Casciano In Val di Pesa, San Casciano in Val di Pesa
Up in the Chianti hills, this villa is surrounded by olive groves and vineyards. The setting is idyllic Tuscan countryside, yet it’s only 1km into the charming town of San Casciano Val di Pesa, whose narrow streets have a handful of traditional restaurants, shops and pavement cafés.
An Ode To Wine
14 guests
7 bedrooms
Bagnolo-Cantagallo, Impruneta
Located on a hilltop in Florentine Chianti, this elegant, aristocratic home has glorious vistas over the surrounding hills, covered with vineyards and olive groves. It sits within a renowned wine estate producing excellent quality wines, which you can taste in the medieval cellar situated in the basement.
La Dolce Spiaggia
16 guests
8 bedrooms
San Casciano in Val di Pesa, Florence
For panoramic views of olive groves, vineyards and Tuscany's trademark landscapes, this restored country house tucked away in the Chianti region will do the trick. Surrounded by a hectare of beauty, easily admired from various seating areas and a private pool with a jacuzzi, this property offers a peaceful retreat for the whole family.
A Glass Of Chianti
2 guests
1 bedrooms
Montespertoli, Florence
This apartment shares its location with a family-run farm in pretty Montespertoli. The family produces wine and olive oil from a picturesque spot amid the gentle Chianti hills, surrounded by vineyards, olive groves and woods – it’s delightfully rustic.
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