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The accommodation

It rises at Radicofani in the heart of the Val d'Orcia (Siena), in a landscaped environment of great impact, declared UNESCO's World Heritage Site.
The property has been recently refurbished through the recovery of original materials, while maintaining the tradition of hospitality typical of country life, good manners and familiarity, all this to allow our guests to spend a relaxing holiday with pure air And why not even good food.
The agritourism is a welcoming family-run guesthouse for those who want to leave behind the stress that everyday life leads us to accumulate.
Two independent apartments are available to guests, where on the ground floor we will find the first one, called "the morella".
A large living area with a double sofa bed, a spacious double bedroom with the option of adding a baby cot, a small fully equipped kitchenette and a bathroom with shower where a window door connects it with the garden.
A wooden staircase with a stool leads upstairs, where our second "leccino" apartment is located, this gives our clients the opportunity to join the two apartments by creating one.
The farm stands out on an olive grove of 5 hectares, of which 1 hectare encloses the house, where your 4-legged friends will enjoy a holiday of freedom.
In the garden there is the panoramic swimming pool (6x12 mt), the barbecue, the wood-burning oven, a large porch that allows to eat outdoors on a stone table, covered parking.

Setting

We are in an area rich in interesting art cities and charming little villages.
Celle sul Rigo, formerly Castrum de Cellis, whose unique urban plan reminds that of a Roman castrum.
Radicofani, famous for the legendary gesture of the gigolo Ghino di Tacco, with its Rock.
San Casciano dei Bagni, with its 46 thermal springs, already known since ancient Rome, is still today with the new Fonteverde spa, the perfect place to find its own psycho - physical well - being
Pienza, birthplace of Pius II
Montepulciano, Poliziano's homeland and treasure trove of artistic and architectural treasures
Sarteano, boasting the recent discovery of the Tomb of the Quadriga Infernale, one of the most significant testimonies of Etruscan parade painting.
And yet, other enchanting places rich in history, art and archeology: Bagno Vignoni, Monticchiello, San Quirico d'Orcia, Cetona, Chiusi, Chianciano, Città della Pieve.
Of great naturalistic interest, witnessing a nature that offers its wild soul in an incredibly authentic environment: the Natural and Cultural Park of Val d'Orcia, the Archaeological Park of Mount Cetona and the Park of Monte Rufeno.
Just 25 minutes drive, you will be on the slopes of Mount Amiata, a volcano now out of the quaternary age, which houses the largest European beechwood.
In the winter time it becomes a ski destination sought by the most experienced skiers, for its difficult, steep and narrow tracks.
At the top is a cross that offers a breathtaking panorama of the whole valley, where in the beautiful days you can see the sea
For lovers of trekking, the Francigena Way, where a real boom is carrying thousands of pilgrims, hikers, walkers, each with their own motivations.
Throughout the year there are numerous events of historical folklore, the festivals of typical products and crafts fairs, cultural events, theatrical and musical performances.

Activities and attractions

We are in an area rich in interesting art cities and charming little villages.
Celle sul Rigo, formerly Castrum de Cellis, whose unique urban plan reminds that of a Roman castrum.
Radicofani, famous for the legendary gesture of the gigolo Ghino di Tacco, with its Rock.
San Casciano dei Bagni, with its 46 thermal springs, already known since ancient Rome, is still today with the new Fonteverde spa, the perfect place to find its own psycho - physical well - being
Pienza, birthplace of Pius II
Montepulciano, Poliziano's homeland and treasure trove of artistic and architectural treasures
Sarteano, boasting the recent discovery of the Tomb of the Quadriga Infernale, one of the most significant testimonies of Etruscan parade painting.
And yet, other enchanting places rich in history, art and archeology: Bagno Vignoni, Monticchiello, San Quirico d'Orcia, Cetona, Chiusi, Chianciano, Città della Pieve.
Of great naturalistic interest, witnessing a nature that offers its wild soul in an incredibly authentic environment: the Natural and Cultural Park of Val d'Orcia, the Archaeological Park of Mount Cetona and the Park of Monte Rufeno.
Just 25 minutes drive, you will be on the slopes of Mount Amiata, a volcano now out of the quaternary age, which houses the largest European beechwood.
In the winter time it becomes a ski destination sought by the most experienced skiers, for its difficult, steep and narrow tracks.
At the top is a cross that offers a breathtaking panorama of the whole valley, where in the beautiful days you can see the sea
For lovers of trekking, the Francigena Way, where a real boom is carrying thousands of pilgrims, hikers, walkers, each with their own motivations.
Throughout the year there are numerous events of historical folklore, the festivals of typical products and crafts fairs, cultural events, theatrical and musical performances.