| | Facilities within the Property |
 Villa San Giovanni
At San Giovanni every kitchen is provided with dishwasher, TV, full fridge and oven. Opening onto the inner courtyard is the originai wood-burning oven and just outside the barbecue, while wrought-iron tables and chairs are in the courtyard under a big umbrella. In the basement close to the house there is a large washroom with the washing machine and iron facilities. |
 The wide garden (about 4000 sqm) surrounding the villa offers relax at the shadow of old cypresses and centuries old oaks, or sunbathe arounf the panoramic swimming pool (6 mt x 12 mt, depth 120 cm to 230 cm) furnished with deckchairs, umbrellas and tables. Private unroofed parking area is at guests' disposal. |
 Villa Reggello
The kitchen is equipped with dishwasher, a big gas oven, full fridge, coffeemaker and toaster, working fireplace. Just outside the kitchen there is the originai wood burning oven and a big patio covered with a pergola and furnished with a wrought-iron table and chairs. Next to the patio there is the barbecue. The TV and the telephone (only to receive calls) are in the living room. |
 The house has a washroom with washing machine and ironing facilities in the basement just outside the kitchen. The large garden surrounding the villa (about 3000 sqm) offers relax at the shadow of old almond trees or around the swimming pool situated in a panoramic position (6 mt x 12 mt, depth 140 cm), equipped with teak lounge chairs and umbrellas. Private unroofed parking area is closed to the garden. |
| Property Facilities Summary: |  Barbecue | Child Friendly | | Ironing | Ironing Equipment | | Private Parking | Private Swimming Pool | | TV | Towels for Swimming Pool | | |
 Villa Reggello & Villa San Giovanni are conveniently located near important villages such as Pienza and Montepulciano (10 minutes drive) offering a vast choice of quality restaurants, wine bars, shops, open markets, health centres (including some remarkable spas), and tennis court.
Pienza
One of the most celebrated Tuscan towns. It was in this town that Renaissance town-planning concepts were first put into practice after Pope Pius II decided, in 1459, to transform his birthplace. He chose the architect Bernardo Rossellino, who applied the principles of his mentor, Leon Battista Alberti. This new vision of urban space was realized in the superb square known as Piazza Pio II and the buildings around it: the Piccolomini Palace, the Borgia Palace and the cathedral with its pure Renaissance exterior and an interior in the late Gothic style of south German churches.
Montepulciano
Often called "the Renaissance pearl" is built on the top of a 605 metre high hill surrounded by a quintessentially Tuscan countryside. The town is encircled by walls and fortifications designed by Antonio da Sangallo the Elder in 1511 for Cosimo de' Medici. Inside the walls the streets are crammed with Renaissance-style palaces and churches mostly located in a long, winding street called the Corso that climbs up into the main square, that crowns the summit of the hill. Montepulciano is not only world wide known for its excellent wines but, with all amenities, offers today a choice of restaurants, exquisite cafés and shops along with its celebrated wine bars and cellars.
Because of their location, Reggello and San Giovanni are the ideal starting points for exploring the many medieval towns of the Val d' Orcia and Valdichiana as well as major towns such as Siena, Arezzo, Perugia and Florence. A stay in Reggello offers an excellent opportunity to combine countryside breathtaking landscapes, the Renaissance and medieval culture and a unique gastronomic experience. |
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