Detail Offer: Farm-house Podere Pietreta (Radicofani)

Description Podere Pietreta

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Podere Pietreta is a large, old house from the eighteenth-century, entirely in stone, that was recently the subject of a careful and passionate restoration, maintaining the particular architectural qualities of the structure and using only original materials.

The estate is positioned on a hill, in a position of exceptional beauty within the natural and artistic park of Val d'Orcia, declared a world heritage site by UNESCO.

The farmhouse, 500m above sea level, dominates the hills that slope towards the plane: from here you can admire a vast natural setting, from Monte Cetona to the cliffs of San Casciano, from the rock of Celle sul Rigo to the slopes of Monte Amiata.

A park of three hectares surrounds Podere Pietreta. Under the shade of large oaks, there is a panoramic swimming pool with a Roman staircase (6x12m).

There are 3 inviting apartments and two double bedrooms that are available for guests - of varying sizes - and a beautiful independent house - also in stone - newly restored; there is a warm and refined atmosphere, the residences are elegantly furnished with furniture from the era.

All the apartments are on the ground level and have a private entrance; for each of them, there is a private space with a large umbrella, table, chairs and barbecue. Each apartment is located on one of the three sides of the farmhouse, ensuring that guests have complete privacy.

Cod: IT052024B4A27XCSWH

Description rooms

OLIVO (sl 5+2) 86 sq.m, living room with fireplace and sofabed, kitchenette, double bedroom, triple bedroom (one double bed and one single bed, or three single beds), two bathrooms/shower

POZZO (sl 4) 66 sq.m, dining/living area with fireplace and kitchen area, double bedroom, twin bedroom, two bathrooms/ shower

ARCO (sl 2+2) 62 sq.m, dining/living area, with fireplace and double sofa-bed, kitchen area, double bedroom, bathroom/shower

QUERCIA HOUSE(sl 4) 66 sq.m, independent house connected to the farmhouse: large living/dining area with double sofabed and fireplace, double bedroom, kitchenette, two bathrooms/shower

QUERCIA SUITE (sl 2) 43 sq.m, mini-flat: large living area with fireplace and doublebed, kitchenette, bathroom/shower, private outdoor area

OLIVO JUNIOR (sl 3+2) 86 sq.m, living room with fireplace and sofa-bed, kitchenette, triple bedroom, two bathrooms/shower

LAVANDA AND GERANIO: Double bedroom with private entrance, private bath

Services Farm-house

A laundry complete with all necessary equipment (washing and drying areas, steam irons, etc) is available for use by all guests. You can also request to have breakfast (with home-made jams and products) in the farmhouse (8 euro per person) Thanks to a special arrangement, guests at Podere Pietreta can eat at discounted prices at a nearby first class typical restaurant (2kms from the farmhouse). There is also a free wireless Internet connection.

Breakfast

Upon request, it is possible to have in your apartment - at a time of your choosing - breakfast, including sweets, honey and marmalade, all made in the house by Mrs Sara. Not to be missed, amongst other things, is the grandmother's cake, the yoghurt and berry marmalade cake, prepared with berries that grow abundantly in the Pietreta park. (8 euro per person)

Surroundings (Radicofani)

Podere Pietreta is the ideal point of departure for short excursions (30/60 minutes) to some of the most appealing places in Tuscany: Bagno Vignoni, Pienza, Montepulciano, Montalcino, Radicofani, San Quirico d'Oricia, Chiusi, Cetona, Cortona, Arezzo, Siena... .

In 20 minutes you are among the forests of Monte Amiata, Umbria is half an hour by car.

Another exceptional characteristic is the presence, less than 30 minutes away, of numerous thermal baths, many of them among the best known: Terme di San Casciano, the pools of Sarteano, San Filippo, the hydrothermal complexes of Chianciano, etc.
In 2005, Val d'Orcia was listed by UNESCO as a world heritage site

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