Hilltop luxury villa where Lazio meets Tuscany — Property 86772

Hilltop luxury villa where Lazio meets Tuscany

Close to San Casciano dei Bagni in Tuscany, and Trevinano in Lazio, a villa for aesthetes who love the peace of the countryside, unspoilt distant views (including Monte Amiata), and total comfort. Situated on a hilltop where Tuscany, Umbria and Lazio meet, decorated by the owners with their own collection of works of art, very recently refurbished using only traditional materials, high ceilings, double glazing and ‘Persiana’ shutters make it chillingly cool in summer; fires and big radiators keep you warm in winter, close to San Casciano dei Bagni and its famous spa, it is within a day’s outing of at least fifteen famous cities and towns.

Location Trevinano Viterbo Province < Rome & Lazio < Italy

Trevinano Viterbo Province < Rome & Lazio < Italy

 marks the location of this property in Viterbo Province

Availability for the villa in Rome & Lazio, Italy

Last updated on:

Wednesday, 30 April 2008

Changeover day:

flexible

Normal availability

April to September

Rental rates for the villa in Rome & Lazio, Italy

Special offer Major discounts for parties less than 12

Special offer from Dates: Saturday, 31 May 2008 Saturday, 09 August 2008

For June and July this year we have decided to offer parties less than 12, who book soon, a discounted rate down to 50% of the full rate. For instance a party of eight would only pay two thirds of the full rate. At six a party would pay 50%. The house is quite large and this is an attempt to make it more affordable for smaller groups.

Special offer expires Monday, 09 June 2008

^*Please Note: The owner of this property accepts payment in the original currency specified, before use of conversion tool. The conversion tool is provided for your convenience only. The owner may accept other currencies if specifically agreed in advance.

Notes to the rental rates

• A deposit at the time of booking of 33% is required. This is refundable on certain conditions.
  A further returnable deposit in case of breakages of E1000 is also required when the full payment is made.
  The weekly rental includes a maid for 3 hours daily, six days per week, and electricity up to 300Kw per week.
  
• Please refer to our special offer for June and July 2008. We have decided to offer discounts for smaller parties of less than 12 on a pro-rata basis down to 50%. Thus a party of eight will pay 2/3 of rate card during this period, and six 1/2.
  

Accommodation and Facilities for the villa in Rome & Lazio, Italy

Things to do

Southern Tuscany is looser, less well groomed you may say, than the North of the county – it appeals to country lovers who prefer the company of vertiginous views and gem-like smaller towns to the manicured vineyards and jostling cities of the North. It also appeals to the touring aesthete, who wants a base from which to visit the extraordinary assembly of local towns. Our part of Italy, the Val di Chiana, has comparatively few tourists, Italian is still spoken in the restaurants and bars, menus are not bilingual, and prices are modest. Yet we are within a day’s trip of a plethora of beautiful places to visit. Our shortlist includes: Abbadia S. Salvatore, Acquapendente, Arezzo Assisi, Castiglione del Lago, Chiusi, Citta della Pieve, Florence, Lago di Bolsena, Lago di Trasimeno, Montalcino, Monte Amiato, Montepulciano, Orvieto,Perugia,Pienza, Pitigliano, Sarteano, S. Quirico d’Orcia, Siena.

Guests comments

‘What an amazing week of enjoyment and contrasts: heat, sun, pelting rain, frescoes in Arezzo, blackberry picking, Etruscan baths, cows grazing in the dusk next to your very beautiful house. It has been a memorable holiday.’ 27 August 2007 ‘Words are not enough to express our happiness whilst we have been here. We have explored so many charming villages, learn' t so much of Italian history, and enjoyed living amongst the beautiful scenery that captures you every time you look out of the windows of Felceto. We were lucky enough to see deer most days, and we were so pleased to see the spring flowers emerging in the wood before we left.’ 3 March 2008 ‘The house and Tuscany pulled out all the stops for us. New amazing views at every turn, the weather - a forecaster’s nightmare – hot sun to snow, frost and gales to blow one over. The wildlife joined in and we’ve seen deer, hares, and even a wild boar’. 14 March 2008