Villa Agrioli

Description

Villa Agrioli sits in a gorgeous spot in the Tuscan countryside and enjoys a tremendous view from all angles. Located in peaceful Radicofani the surrounding land is quiet and open, and the interior of the villa mirrors the relaxed environment.
There is tile flooring throughout the villa which is lovely and cool underfoot and a large communal space provides a place to come together with family and friends and enjoy a game of pool. The residence sleeps 10 guests across 5 double bedrooms. The living room is cosy with comfortable sofas huddled around the fireplace – perfect for a night in. The kitchen is full-equipped with everything you need to knock together a fantastic meal.
Outside is a large swimming pool and gazebo with magnificent panoramic views and the patio has a barbecue for casual poolside soirees. Guests can end the day with a soak in the Jacuzzi and a glass of bubbles – what a way to unwind!

#### Features
Interior
Ground floor
- Furnished outdoor patio.
- Large, bright living room.
- Large dining room.
- Kitchen with dishwasher, oven, microwave, kettle, American coffee maker and toaster.
- Billiard room.
- Bathroom.
First floor
- Four double bedrooms.
- Twin or double room.
- Three bedrooms have a private bathroom with a jacuzzi shower, and two bedrooms share a bathroom with an outdoor jacuzzi.
Amenities
-Swimming pool (12 x 6 m).
- Green space.
- Pool.
- Wi-fi.
- Air conditioning.
- Satellite TV.
- Hi-fi.
- Telephone.
- Barbecue.
- Playground.
- Table tennis.
- Laundry.
- Wood oven.
- Covered parking.
- Safe deposit box.
- Cots and highchairs are available on request.

#### Location
This beautiful region of Tuscany has something for everyone with thermal springs, extraordinary scenery, oodles of history and culture and beautiful beaches a couple of hours away. Oh, and did we mention the WINE?? Tuscany is the top Italian destination for wine buffs with an incredible number of high quality vineyards. Those seeking an active holiday will find incredible hiking and cycling paths to explore.
Don't Miss…
Radicofani (1.5 km) - Situated near tranquil Radicofani the picturesque surroundings makes for a truly relaxing holiday - but there's plenty of activities in the immediate area to keep the entire family entertained. 3.5 km down the road is the ancient castle of Radicofani, dating back to the dark ages -before year 1000! A tower in the town offers magnificent views over Val d'Orcia, Amiata, the Apennines and the Trasimeno and Bolsena lakes and San Pietro and Sant'Agata Church house an amazing collection of Della Robbia terracotta pieces.
Hikers, horse riders, cyclists and nature lovers will find trails and country roads that wind through hillsides and vineyards revealing breathtaking vistas. There are also plenty of fabulous dining options, craft workshops and traditional delicatessens close to the property.

Bagno Vignoni (25 km) is the most beautiful of the local spa towns where in place of a central piazza, there's a vast arcaded medieval thermal pool.

Montalcino (44 km) is a gorgeous hilltop town dating back to the 10th century famous for its tanneries and incredible Brunello wine. The Brunello di Montalcino is made using 100% Sangiovese and in 1980 was awarded the first Denominazione di Origine Controllata e Garantita (DOCG) designation. These days it is one of Italy's best-known and most expensive wines and is only produced in Montalcino. The town features spectacular mansions built by nobles who fleed Siena in the 16th century.

Siena (77 km) - For those seeking fantastic food and spectacular art Siena makes a great day trip with a plethora of fabulous restaurants and Gothic architecture. Rivalling Florence for Renaissance palazzi and art, Siena's churches, galleries and museums could keep you busy for weeks.