Villa Giacinto at San Regolo in Brolio, San Regolo - Gaiole in Chianti - Siena

You enter Villa Giacinto via a large covered terrace.  The front door opens directly into the lounge/kitchen/diner.  This is a lovely light area with glass doors to the front and rear and a further window overlooking the garden to the side. 

The kitchen area is at the rear of the room on the left hand side and has painted fitted units with dishwasher, oven, gas hobs and a free standing fridge/freezer.  To one side is a wooden table with six chairs painted to match the kitchen units.  There is a sofa along one wall and a flat screen TV with satellite and DVD player.

To the right of the living area is a small corridor leading to the ground floor bedroom with double bed with an antique style brass headboard, a chest of drawers, a wardrobe and a door leading out to the garden.  At the end of the corridor next to the bedroom is a lovely tiled bathroom with full sized bath with hand held shower, basin, bidet and WC.

Stairs from the corridor take you up to the first floor.  Immediately on your right is the second bathroom which has a large corner shower, basin, WC and bidet.  At the top of the stairs to the left is a large storage cupboard.  The second bedroom has double bed, dressing table and matching painted wardrobe. Please note that it is possible to change the beds to twins if required, please advise us of the configuration you require at the time of booking.

Outside there is a very large covered terrace at the front of the house furnished with dining table and six chairs.  To the left of the entrance is a raised grass area planted with trees and a further narrower garden at the rear of the villa which both the living area and ground floor bedroom open onto.

The villa has two bedrooms and two bathrooms one with a full size bath and outside spaces on three sides of the house.
Air conditioning - available and charged for use.

The garden is fenced.
Pets are welcome, there is an extra weekly charge for their stay, payable at the property.

There is a barbecue which is shared with Villa Mimosa

San Regolo in Brolio is a lovely brand new hamlet with a small collection of villas located on the edge of the village of San Regolo, and is within easy walking distance of the centre of the village.

The hamlet consists of 5 buildings housing a total of 8 apartments, each of the villas have been thoughtfully and tastefully put together, with each accommodation having their own private garden and terrace. In addition, each villa also has its own private garage for guests use.

Located on a lower terrace to the rear of the hamlet is the shared salt water swimming pool. This is a fantastic location boasting wonderful views across the vineyards and countryside to Siena and Monte Amiata in the distance behind the medieval city.

From the hamlet it’s a short walk up hill to the famous Brolio castle, which is surrounded by its own vineyards. You can visit the castle where the 32nd Baron Ricasolli and his family live. There is a restaurant serving traditional Tuscan food and you can have a wine tasting in the tasting rooms.

Approach road - all paved
Parking - each villa has undercover parking

The large infinity salt water pool is located on a lower lever than the houses. It is surrounded by a pretty lawn and paved area, with a shower to one side. The entire pool area is fenced, making this an ideal property for young families. There are sunbeds and umbrellas around the pool.

The wide open views over the countryside, onto Siena and beyond can be admired from this area while you enjoy a cooling dip after a warm Tuscan day. The pool can be seen from the houses.
There is a very shallow baby pool, divided from the main pool by a metal railing, it's a good size for children to play in.
It is 15x6 meters and 1.2-2.2 meters deep. Open from May to October.

San Regolo in Brolio has an agreement with a small, private stables for their guests. It is located about 10km away, towards Gaiole. Groups of maximum 4 people can be taken on horse rides through the Chianti or for beginners it's possible to remain at the simple stables and have riding lessons.