VILLA LA PERGOLA (code Tusc. 1)  Private Swimming Pool and park, sleeps 8 (extra charge for two other persons).

View: Countryside

Truly beautiful villa, with a wonderful view over the gentle rolling hills of Tuscany. This free-standing two-storey villa is situated in the middle of a private 25 hectars estate, and is located on top of a hill from which it dominates the endless olive groves and vine yards which extend beyond the horizon. The estate specialises in the production of the famous “Morellino” wine as well as in top level olive oil (which Guests may purchase). La Pergola is just 35 minutes away from Siena and 20 minutes from the Mediterranean Sea. When based at “La Pergola”, Guests can comfortably undertake day trips to all the great places which represent the wealth of Tuscany: Florence, Siena, Grosseto, Pisa, Todi, just to name a few, as well as to the neighbouring regions of Umbria (Spoleto, Assisi, Perugia, Spello are not to be missed) and Lazium (where honey-coloured Rome and the Vatican City are the main highlights).
When one reaches the estate entrance gate, a romantic alley, lined with olive trees, takes one uphill to the large patio where a garden table and chairs are placed, to enable Guests to enjoy meals in the open air. The area is shaded by a lovely pergola. Just opposite the patio, lies an orchard with a large variety of fruit trees to which Guests may help themselves. The surface of the Villa amounts to 330 square meters. Each and every room is furnished with taste, with a harmonious mix of modern and antique furniture.

Amenities:

Indoors:
1 double Master Bedroom with a separate dressing room and an en-suite bathroom with a Jacuzzi Hydromassage bathtub/WC/bidet/washbasin
3 double bedrooms
2 shower rooms with shower cabins/WC/bidet/washbasin
1 extremely large living Room with a dining area sitting 12 persons
1 Study Room with an Antique Fireplace
1 extremely large, fully fitted kitchen (Fridge/freezer/fire range/oven/dish washer)
1 washing machine

Outdoors:
Private swimming pool
Sundeck with stretchers
Pergola with table and chairs for open air meals
Barbecue
Independent heating system
Private Parking for 7 cars.

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Period
October to April	2.500
Xmas & New year	2.500
Easter	2.800
May	2.800
June	2.900
July	3.200
August	3.500
September	2.800

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Prices include: One weekly set of bed linen per bed, one weekly set of bath towels per person, cleaning of the Villa and of the Pool before Guests' arrival. Gas and water consumption. Electric energy consumption up to 250 KW/week. Energy consumption in excess will be detracted from the Refundable Breakage Deposit. All Taxes.

Prices do not include: During the colder season the pool is closed and heating costs 200 Euro per week. Fireplace wood, if requested, is to be paid to the Villa Owner locally. A Security Deposit of 800 EURO is to be handed in to the Villa Owner upon arrival, to cover possible damages to the Property, and will be returned to Guests upon departure. Euro 200 for final cleaning - Please bring your beach towels.
NB: Holiday weeks run from Saturday at 17.00 hours, to the following Saturday at 10.00 hours.

 

 

TUSCANY IN A NUTSHELL
Tuscany is a land of charm, where the genius of man, combined with the beauty of nature, made this enchanted Region one of the most visited by travellers since the middle ages: think of vineyards and olive trees groves extending beyond the horizon, and of winding country roads lined by dark green cypress trees, and rust-coloured farmhouses and beige castles scattered everywhere on gentle, round hilltops.

Tuscany is a living sculpture. You may have visited it ten times, you still will have much more to discover about this unique region. Think of Arezzo, home town of Petrarch, father of the modern Italian language, or of Guido d’Arezzo, inventor of modern musical scale. Or think of the beautiful frescoes of Piero della Francesca or the 15th century church of Santa Maria delle Grazie. And there is old Cortona, capital of Chianti wine, and Asciano with its nearby 14th century monastery of Monte Oliveto Maggiore, and Volterra, an ancient stronghold dominating the sea with its thick ramparts and its countless masterpieces. And what about Lucca, with its intact city walls and its romantic elliptical-shaped piazza Anfiteatro, and Montepulciano with its splendid medieval churches and renaissance palaces and world-wide renowned wines. Not to speak about Florence, which is an authentic jewel box, proud of its innumerable museums, palaces and churches.

Tuscany is an architectural as well as a natural feast, with its strongly perfumed air, permeated by the scent of shrubs, bushes and spontaneous Mediterranean flowers. Everything in Tuscany speaks about Eternity.