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Gaze out towards olive trees as you relax by the swimming pool in this remote and idyllic setting in the hills south of Siena. Sleeping 14 to 18 guests, Casale Faggiola is the perfect Tuscany getaway for family and friends seeking authentic character and natural beauty, just over 5km from the medieval village of Buonconvento.
Step inside the main villa and appreciate the spacious living and dining room with doors opening out to the grounds – you may even be able to catch a glimpse of Montalcino as you admire the views. There is also a well-equipped kitchen on the ground floor - guests can gather on the covered terrace for Tuscan feasts on warm summer evenings.
The upper floor of the house is split across two wings allowing up to 14 guests to rest peacefully across seven bedrooms (with air-conditioning and ceiling fans) and six bath/shower rooms. The south wing also features another pretty living room and Tuscan-style kitchen, meaning there is ample space to relax and spread out.
Another 4 guests can stay in the charming cottage just above the swimming pool and olive grove. Unwind in the cottage’s living area with its stone fireplace, prepare simple meals in the kitchen and sleep in one of the two air-conditioned bedrooms, both with en suite facilities.
Complimentary breakfast is included each morning and there is housekeeping five days a week. Dedicated staff can help arrange an array of other services (at an extra cost) such as lunch and dinner, yoga sessions, massages and babysitting. They can also organise activities including horseback tours, bike rental and golf (preferential rates are offered at two courses, including one only 7km away).
Wine-tasting is also an option, after all the house and its grounds are part of a huge estate that produces wine, extra-virgin olive oil and other products from its vines, olive groves and organic farmland.
Beyond Casale Faggiola, head out and discover the glorious landscapes of the Senese hills and Val d’Orcia. Start off in Buonconvento with its medieval heritage and wonderful restaurants serving local specialities. A little further afield, the enchanting hilltop village of Montalcino is not to be missed - Brunello di Montalcino is one of Italy’s most famous wines.
Drive through the iconic landscapes of the Val d’Orcia passing cypress trees, vines, olive groves, oak forests and tiny hamlets. Visit historic Pienza, a jewel of the region – try its highly regarded pecorino cheese. Not forgetting Siena of course with its architectural masterpieces – its centre is now classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Step inside the main villa and appreciate the spacious living and dining room with doors opening out to the grounds – you may even be able to catch a glimpse of Montalcino as you admire the views. There is also a well-equipped kitchen on the ground floor - guests can gather on the covered terrace for Tuscan feasts on warm summer evenings.
The upper floor of the house is split across two wings allowing up to 14 guests to rest peacefully across seven bedrooms (with air-conditioning and ceiling fans) and six bath/shower rooms. The south wing also features another pretty living room and Tuscan-style kitchen, meaning there is ample space to relax and spread out.
Another 4 guests can stay in the charming cottage just above the swimming pool and olive grove. Unwind in the cottage’s living area with its stone fireplace, prepare simple meals in the kitchen and sleep in one of the two air-conditioned bedrooms, both with en suite facilities.
Complimentary breakfast is included each morning and there is housekeeping five days a week. Dedicated staff can help arrange an array of other services (at an extra cost) such as lunch and dinner, yoga sessions, massages and babysitting. They can also organise activities including horseback tours, bike rental and golf (preferential rates are offered at two courses, including one only 7km away).
Wine-tasting is also an option, after all the house and its grounds are part of a huge estate that produces wine, extra-virgin olive oil and other products from its vines, olive groves and organic farmland.
Beyond Casale Faggiola, head out and discover the glorious landscapes of the Senese hills and Val d’Orcia. Start off in Buonconvento with its medieval heritage and wonderful restaurants serving local specialities. A little further afield, the enchanting hilltop village of Montalcino is not to be missed - Brunello di Montalcino is one of Italy’s most famous wines.
Drive through the iconic landscapes of the Val d’Orcia passing cypress trees, vines, olive groves, oak forests and tiny hamlets. Visit historic Pienza, a jewel of the region – try its highly regarded pecorino cheese. Not forgetting Siena of course with its architectural masterpieces – its centre is now classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
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