7 nights from
$1,127 to $3,240
L'Agrifoglio, Gaiole in Chianti - Siena and Chianti
Something of a Tardis, this renovated cottage in Bricciano, a hamlet of 18th-century farmhouses in the heart of the Chianti hills, is a delight. At just one room deep, the villa is compact but its main rooms are surprisingly spacious and, with windows on two sides, light. When you see L’Agrifoglio’s position and views, across a landscape of olive groves, vineyards and wooded upper slopes, you’ll understand why it appealed to the artist who restored it. And an artistic sensibility infuses the whole property, from the pleasing interior décor and entrance loggia, which makes a wonderful outdoor dining room, to the elegant private infinity pool set in a generous secluded garden a brief walk away. Everything has been managed with a lovely simplicity.
The cottage comfortably absorbs parties of up to six – families, friends and couples have all stayed happily here. You’ll want to enjoy being part of this wine-growing region – Gaiole, one of its most popular centres, is your local town, just 10 minutes’ drive away; but you are also well placed for exploring the riches of Siena, Florence and San Gimignano.
Ground Floor
Lounge-Kitchen-Diner
Sofa, dining table and chairs, fully equipped kitchen area, fireplace, door to loggia (main entrance).
Bedroom 1
Twin beds (can be converted to a double), wardrobe, chest of drawers, chair.
Bathroom 1
Shower, sink, WC, washing machine.
First Floor
Bedroom 2
Double bed (cannot be converted to twins), wardrobe, chest of drawers, chair, double doors to Juliet balcony.
Bedroom 3
Double bed (cannot be converted to twins), wardrobe, chest of drawers, two armchairs, closed door to external bridge (no connection to neighbouring property).
Bathroom 2
Shower, sink, WC.
Our Thoughts
While there’s a wealth of places to explore from L’Agrifoglio, you may find it difficult to tear yourself away from this refuge. We particularly love the infinity pool and its calm surroundings: a day could happily slide by moving between the water, sunloungers, jasmine-scented sleeping platform and shaded poolside dining table. The villa’s furnished loggia, with equally good views, will be another favourite spot for al-fresco meals, morning or evening. And don’t rule out L’Agrifoglio if you’re holidaying in the spring or autumn: its fireplace in the main room will keep you cosy.
Notes
Three bedrooms. Two bathrooms. If you require the twin-bedded room to be made up as a double, please request this at booking; similarly, if you need a cot, please say in which bedroom. The air-conditioning, if used, is charged by consumption. Firewood can be provided on request for an additional charge. Pets are not allowed at L’Agrifoglio. Please note that the owners live onsite and may occasionally use the swimming pool. However, they will ensure that guests are given as much privacy as possible. Guests are free to use the pool-house whenever they want. There are some steps between the hallway and the bedrooms.
Fire Place: Stove
Pool
The fenced pool and its south-facing garden are a short walk, across the hamlet, from the villa.
The large, saltwater infinity pool has internal steps at one corner and a substantial deep end. The surrounding lawn has sunloungers, a table and chairs with a large parasol, and shaded sleeping platform. Pool size: 13m x 5m, 1.4m-2m deep. The pool is open from mid-April to mid-October, weather permitting. Pool chlorine free.
Facilities
Additional information
Arrival/Departure day: Saturday Or request any day arrivals
The Security Deposit is €200 or equivalent in your own currency, cash payment is required on arrival. You will be reimbursed on check-out should no damage occur during your stay.
Approach road: Unpaved, uneven, high clearance vehicle recommended
Meet and greet
Arrival time is 16:00 - 19:00. Departure time is before 10:00. Out of hours arrivals on request.
Are pool towels supplied?
included - provided by local supplier
Is there Internet in the villa?
free WI-FI available
Heating, if used: by consumption
Final clean: included - provided by local supplier
Tourist tax: 2,00 € per person, per night for the first 7 nights, some exemptions apply.
Baby cot: 1 available on request, no extra cost
High chair: 1 available on request, no extra cost
Optional extra costs: Air conditioning is charged according to consumption.
Parking: Private, onsite parking
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Villa rates
- 2020
- 2021
Layout (90 sqm)
Villa location
The nearest village is Barbischio, it is 1km away. There are no shops in this village.
The nearest town is Gaiole where there is a selection of shops and restaurants. This town is about 4km away from L'Agrifoglio.
Guest reviews: L'Agrifoglio 
Genève, Switzerland
Florence and Siena are “must see” places and Arezzo is also worth a visit. Florence and Arezzo are accessible by train from Montevarchi - don’t attempt to drive.
If you like the fresh air and seeing the scenery, hiring an E bike is a “must”. We hired bikes for a day from the bike shop in Gaiole. We did the route which took us through Radda, San Sano and Lecchi, all lovely to visit. We ended up in the winery at Brolio but if doing again would have gone to the winery at Castello DI Meleto which is nearer to Gaiole and much smaller and nicer with lovely views. This winery/Castle is nice to go for a late afternoon/early evening drink and tapas.
Also the organic winery in Bricciano is worth a visit if you want a tour of the vineyards and wine tasting though the wines are more expensive.
Would recommend the following restaurants:
Osteria II Papavero - Bricciano
La Vina Villa (lavinaosteria.com) on the way to Radda.
Both lovely restaurants!
La Sfizio in Gaiole for great pizzas
Also best bar for great coffee and the best Aperol Spritz I had in Tuscany is the unassuming Bar II Barrio In Gaiole!
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