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Il Trebbio, Gaiole in Chianti - Siena and Chianti

3 bedrooms 2 bathrooms 6 guests Private Pool

If your Chianti villa wish-list includes a hill, a view, a private pool and a property oozing with atmosphere, you'll love Il Trebbio. This two-storey stone-built villa is perfect for a multi-generational family or small group of friends to enjoy, both as a delightful place to stay and as a base for the Chianti countryside.

You'll find this creatively restored villa perched on the side of a hill with glorious views from its two terraces, the pool and even the bedrooms. The attractively stylistic architecture blends old and new, with exposed brickwork, and brick pillars offset by contemporary furnishings and brilliant white plasterwork. Features include a brick archway that subtly divides the lounge into two living spaces, wood-burning stoves, an open fireplace and an atmospheric dining room where you can dine amid the original bare stone wall. Should you wish to explore further afield, wine and olive-oil tasting can be enjoyed locally, while there are good walking opportunities among the olive groves and foothills. Indeed, you'll find that the popular Chianti town of Gaiole is also within easy walking distance.

Ground floor

Lounge
Two sofas, two tables, fireplace (decoration only) , wood-burning stove, main entrance to villa.

Dining Room
Table, chairs, double doors leading to outside terrace.

Kitchen
Fully equipped, gas hob, fridge/ freezer.

Bedroom 1
Double bed (cannot be converted into a twin), wardrobe, armchairs, table, dressing table, double doors to garden, fireplace (decoratio only), mosquito screens.

Bathroom 1
Bath, shower, double sinks, WC.

Utility Room
Washing machine.

First floor

Lounge
Sofa, chair, coffee table, wood-burning stove, double doors to upper terrace at rear of villa.

Bedroom 2
Double bed (cannot be converted into twins), wardrobe, mosquito screens.

Bedroom 3
Twin beds (can be converted into a double), wardrobe, mosquito screens.

Bathroom 2
Shower, double sinks, WC.

Private Pool
Length: 12 metres
Width: 5 metres
Depth: 1.2 metres (The pool is too deep for non-swimming children.)
Entrance: Metal ladder
Opening times: May to September, weather permitting
Fenced: No
Furnished: Sunloungers and parasols
Cleansed: Chlorine free
Distance from villa: 5 metres

Facilities

Dog Friendly

Washing Machine

Internet

Garden

Pool towels

Infant bed/chair

Kitchen

Dishes/Utensils

Fridge/ Freezer

Bed linen and towels

Lounge

Stove top

Terrace

Barbecue

Fans

Filter coffee maker

Espresso maker

Oven

Dishwasher

Hairdryer

No smoking

Mosquito screens

Fenced property

Villa rates

2025

Date range

7 night price

17 May - 05 Jul 2025

$3,368

05 Jul - 23 Aug 2025

$4,489

23 Aug - 27 Sep 2025

$3,368

27 Sep - 08 Nov 2025

$2,923

08 Nov - 20 Dec 2025

$2,923

20 Dec - 27 Dec 2025

$3,368

Local charges

Tourist tax: 2,00 € per person, per night for the first 7 nights, some exemptions apply.

Dog up to 30kg: stay for free

Charged based on usage: Heating Villa

Arrival guide

Meet and greet
Arrival time is 16:00 - 19:00. Departure time is before 10:00.

Approach road: Unpaved, uneven, high clearance vehicle recommended, uphill segments, experienced drivers recommended

Parking: Private, onsite parking

National ID Code: IT052013C26GOG3UJJ

Layout (240 sqm)

Ground floor

First floor

Villa location

The nearest airports:

Airport Florence: 87km - 1h 13m
Airport Perugia: 123km - 1h 39m
Airport Pisa: 147km - 1h 50m

The nearest local amenities:

Gaiole in Chianti: 1km - 0h 04m
Castagnoli : 6km - 0h 10m
Lecchi in Chianti: 10km - 0h 14m

The nearest grocery shop, pharmacy, bank and supermarket can be found in Gaiole in Chianti 1km away. Gaiole is a picturesque and popular Chianti town with plenty to offer.
Gaiole is renowned for its 11th century castle “Castle Brolio” and for the Eroica bicycle race held annually in October. The restaurant “Le Contrade” comes highly recommended by the owners of Il Trebbio.

Guest reviews: Il Trebbio