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Jelanda

TUSCANY

Head to the Val d’Orcia and make memories that will last forever! Called by the connoisseurs “the unspoiled Tuscany”, this southern part of the region offers a plethora of authentic experiences and some of the best local restaurants. Villa Jelanda, positioned on the rolling hills, enjoys stunning views of the valley. The privacy and tranquility of its location are enriched by the easy access to the most important villages of the area. This intimate villa is perfect for a small family or two couples of friends. The closest full serviced town is only 4 km away.

  • Mountain View
  • Dedicated Parking Space
  • Child Friendly
  • Air Conditioned
  • Barbecue
  • Al fresco dining
  • TV
  • DVD Player
  • Wi-Fi
  • Washer
  • Swimming Pool
  • Sleeps x 4
  • En-suite x 2
  • King x 2
  • Shower x 2
  • Hair Dryer
  • Dishwasher
  • Fully equipped
  • Golf
  • Walking
  • Restaurants
  • Shops
  • Nature

2 BEDROOMS/ 2 BATHROOMS
First Floor:
King/twin bedroom with en-suite bathroom with shower
King/twin bedroom with en-suite bathroom with shower

Both bedrooms are air conditioned, and both bathrooms are provided with bathrobes and hair dryers.

LIVING SPACES
Ground Floor:
The spacious comfortable living room features two generous sofas, a large flat-screen TV with pay-per-view, and direct access to garden. This room is connected with the adjacent eat-in kitchen through a large arched opening creating an airy social area.

OUTDOOR FEATURES
The furnished panoramic terrace facing the private swimming pool has plenty of seating under the pergola, a perfect shaded area to enjoy after sunbathing. The outdoor patio is ideal for eating al fresco, or for candlelight dinners, while taking in amazing views and getting some quality time with your friends or family.

SPECIAL CHARACTERISTICS
This charming villa is located on an organic estate that not only produces olive oil and wine, but it is also a natural reserve; thus, if you are lucky, you’ll come across some pheasants, butterflies, boars, deers and hares running free on the beautiful land. Do not miss out on tasting the famous local wine at one of the many wineries in the area, and make sure to explore the nearby Montalcino (12 km), Pienza, Murlo, Montepulciano, as well as Siena, San Gimignano and the Chianti area.

INCLUDED WITH RENT
Housekeeping service 2 times per week, up to 3 hours
Mid-week change of bath towels (Wed)
Wi-Fi Internet connection
Garden and pool maintenance

NOT INCLUDED WITH RENT
Additional housekeeping service: €45 for each 3 hrs
Cook service – No third-party suppliers allowed: the services will be provided by the villa management and in-house staff
Cost of food and beverage
Heating in Low and Mid-Season: €50 per week

NOTES
Security deposit: €200 to be paid locally, in cash
Mandatory final cleaning: €100 to be paid locally, in cash
Mandatory Utilities: €100/week to be paid locally, in cash
The Italian government might require the payment of a Visitor’s Tax (approximately €1.50 – €5.00 per person, per day, depending on the location) and may be applied for the first seven days in the destination. This tax is payable locally, in Euro cash.
Check-in: between 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm – Check-out: by 9:00 am
All the extra services must be paid locally, prior to departure unless otherwise arranged

Nearest Airport: Florence Peretola  1 h 41 min
Nearest serviced town: 10 min
Nearest major city: Siena 43 min

The medieval town of Siena is built across several hills and valleys; that's why you will find yourself walking up and down through its historical center. The lack of car traffic makes Siena a wonderful place to stroll, especially with kids! Despite sometimes being packed with tourists, the city always has a quiet and easygoing feel. A must-see is the shell-shaped square called Il Campo. This is the focal point of the city and the perfect setting to snap your Instagram photos while enjoying an over-sized gelato. This is also the venue of the internationally renowned horse race, The Palio, which takes place on July 2nd and again on August 16th each year.
Visit San Gimignano, famous for its skyline, and Volterra, renown for alabaster artifacts. The small fortress cities within easy driving distance of one another, each offer their own special appeal. The medieval walled city of Monteriggioni – for example – was built in the 13th century and it is known to be one of the most well preserved ancient fortifications in Italy, which is why it is a preferred destination for plenty of tourists, scholars, architects and archeologists from all over Europe.

WHERE TO EAT
Osteria Le Logge - Excellent Tuscan cuisine at elegant old-world restaurant. The best tables are on the ground floor, but there is also outdoor seating. Delicious handmade fresh pastas (small portions). Don't miss the desserts! Watch out for the small step down as you walk in!
Via del Porrione 33, Siena - +39 0577 480 13
Enoteca I Terzi - casual atmosphere under a vaulted ceiling, market to table seasonal ingredients divinely cooked, extensive selection of wine.
Via dei Termini, Siena - +39 0577 44329
Il colombaio - Michelin starred restaurant (in 2016!) in a very traditional sophisticated atmosphere. Outdoor seating also available.
Localita Colombaio, Casole d'Elsa - +39 0577 949002
Villa Dievole great restaurant with excellent food, set in a wine and extra virgin olive estate. Not only you can buy wine and olive oil produced on the estate, they can even ship it internationally.
Località Dievole, 6 (fraz. Vagliagli) Castelnuovo Berardenga - +39 0577 322613
Officina della Cucina Popolare This restaurant sits right inside the ancient medieval city walls of Colle di Val d'Elsa. Just a two minute walk from the free parking areas nearby the city gate called Porta Nuova. The menus are seasonal and utilize fresh local ingredients grown by nearby farmers. Enjoy true Tuscan food.
Via Gracco del Secco 86, Colle di Val d'Elsa - +39 0577 921 796

WHERE TO SHOP
Handmade Crystal: Collevilca – besides purchasing their products, take a factory tour available from Monday to Friday and watch the artisans hand-blowing their creations.
Loc. San Marziale, 24, Colle di Val D’Elsa – +39 0577 927 204
Alabaster Houseware: Alab’Arte, an artisanal bottega where one-of-a-kind pieces are created.
Via degli Orti di San Agostino, Volterra -+39 0588 879 68
The best gelato: Gelateria di Piazza in San Gimignano it’s one of the most famous ice cream shops in all of Italy. Award-winning master ice cream maker Sergio Dondoli uses seasonal ingredients to create some unusual flavors.
Piazza Della Cisterna 4, San Gimignano - +39 0577 942244
Specialty Food shop: Pizzicheria de Miccoli - Located in Siena historic center, it is very well known for its special selection of Tuscan cured meats.
Via di Citta 95, Siena - +39 0577 246948

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