Casa Benedetta
per week
Overview
This is a truly lovely house with no immediate neighbours, yet within easy reach of a medieval hilltop town. The large open-plan living space is hugely comfortable and a winding path leads through the olive trees to a centuries-old, original wine cellar that has been transformed into an outdoor kitchen with seating area. Overlooking the property’s small vineyard, it’s perfect for pizzas, long lunches or supper ‘al fresco’.
Pool heating
Child-friendly pool cover
BBQ and pizza oven
5 Bedrooms
Lower Ground Floor
TV room/play room
Utility room
Ground Floor
High-quality, well-equipped kitchen
Dining area with doors to the outside terrace
Sitting area with fireplace
Double bedroom with en suite shower room
Guest WC
1st Floor
Three double bedrooms with en suite shower rooms
Twin bedroom with en suite shower room
Swimming pool (13m x 4m) with child-friendly automatic pool cover- pool heating available on request, payable extra
Indoor/outdoor kitchen with pizza oven
BBQ
Shaded outdoor dining area
Under-floor cooling system – included during high season, payable extra at other times
SONOS music system
Wi-Fi
Central heating
Cot available – payable extra
High chair
Included services
Mid-week clean
Extra services (payable locally)
A pizza chef can be arranged – subject to availability, please give plenty of notice especially for stays during peak summer
Casa Benedetta is situated in central Italy in the region of Umbria
The nearest town is Citta della Pieve, 5 minutes by car
Siena is an hours’ drive away
Florence just over an hour's drive away
Rome is almost two hours by car - do-able for a day trip
Fly to:
Florence airport is 1 hour 40 minutes drive
Perugia is 1 hour drive
Rome airport is just over 2 hours drive away
International train station Chianciano terme – Chiusi is a 15 minute drive away. Perfect for a day trip to Rome in 1.5hrs or Florence in 1 hour. There is easy parking at the station.
Car hire is essential
This house is just a stone's throw from beautiful Citta della Pieve, a traditional hilltop town with an11th century tower and an impressive medieval castle. There are some great restaurants: both basic and ’posh’; a little of everything but all very delicious. The weekly Saturday market offers some great local fare. The village also has a claim to fame: it is home to what is thought to be Italy’s narrowest street, the Via Baciadonne (or “Kiss Women Street”), probably built following a quarrel between neighbours! Casa Benedetta boasts breath-taking views and endless opportunities to explore everything this region has to offer.
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