Luxury Villa in Tuscany with Pool Near Pisa and Florence - Eight Bedrooms 14 pl

Rental basis: Entire house or apartment Number of bedrooms: 8; Number of other rooms with beds: 0 Taxes of City tax 1 EUR Per adult / day may be collected during the booking process. If this is not supported, they must be paid to the host upon arrival. The Villa - Dimora San Jacopo - is wonderful vacation “within your walls” in Tuscany, away from the crowds, with all comforts and freedom you desire. Weekly Rental of Villa with Private Pool and Park in Tuscany near Pisa and Florence. In this version (16pl), Villa Dimora San Jacopo, the farmhouse, is composed by four different and exclusive charming houses (including two family suites), equipped with bathrooms with rain showers and set of courtesy at your arrival, which can accommodate up to 16 people in double bedrooms and spacious doubles rooms : with two single beds, and with double bed and private bathroom. They are bright houses, equipped with all modern comforts such as TV recon 42-inch Lcd TV in the living room and 38 inch in the double bedroom, free WIFI, air conditioning in every environment, complete kitchen and private burglar alarm system. The rooms offer the typical atmosphere of Casali Toscani, with terracotta floors, ceiling beams view, hand-decorated walls, rustic fireplace, exterior pergola and garden. Every detail has been carefully chosen, so as the furniture and stylish furnishings in the various environments. The Villa comprises the main body and three adjacent apartments that are connected internally plus one other apartment with separate entrance and with living room/dining area and fully-equipped kitchen. The Villa is standing on the ruins of an old 18th century farmhouse on the hill of San Jacopo, in the heart of the Valdera, this charming house is the result of careful restoration work, nestling in the well-tended green of a wonderful garden, protected by a garrison of olive trees and with a spectacular view over the surrounding hills. The original terracotta and the exposed chestnut wood beams contrasting with the pastel tints of the