Casa Fabbri is an old Tuscan cottage that sits alone in an olive
grove on the edge of the ‘Montagnola Senese’ beside the Thebaide,
or ‘Holy Woods’. The property has a private entrance to the wood,
with its famous statues by Giuseppe Mazzuoli. This is where
Cardinal Flavio Chigi would spend much time in quiet contemplation.
Following a recent renovation, the property now includes 3 double
bedrooms, each with their own bathroom, as well as a swimming pool
and a dining terrace with excellent views to the south, towards
Monte Amiata.
Price based on 7 night stay. Property also available per night.
Casa Fabbri is an old Tuscan cottage that sits alone in an olive
grove on the edge of the ‘Montagnola Senese’ beside the Thebaide,
or ‘Holy Woods’. The property has a private entrance to the wood,
with its famous statues by Giuseppe Mazzuoli. This is where
Cardinal Flavio Chigi would spend much time in quiet contemplation.
Following a recent renovation, the property now includes 3 double
bedrooms, each with their own bathroom, as well as a swimming pool
and a dining terrace with excellent views to the south, towards
Monte Amiata.
Private swimming pool (5,30×7,40m). Dining terrace with excellent views to the south, towards Monte Amiata. The property has a private entrance to the wood, with its famous statues by Giuseppe Mazzuoli.
Each apartment has a kitchen fridge, oven, dishwasher) and sitting room with access to the gardens.
Included in the price: 1 cleaner in the morning 6 days a week (excluding Sundays), daily pool cleaning from Monday to Friday, ben linen and towels changed weekly. Final cleaning.
There are 3 double bedrooms spread out over 2 different apartments, which are connected by an external entrance hall.
There are 3 bathrooms: 2 with shower and bathtub, 1 with a bathtub.
Annabel loves this simple Tuscan cottage for its unpretentious style, set on the Cetinale estate.
Ideal for keen walkers, Casa Fabbri is located in the foothills of the Montagnola Senese, with numerous tracks through the woods, including those that hosted the famous horse race Il Palio in the XVII Century.
This picturesque city is a wonderfully preserved example of the Tuscan Middle Ages. It's also well known for its exiting bi-annual bareback horse races, the Palio, held once in July and once in August. You’ll find wonderful restaurants, fun shops, and beautiful architecture.
Close to some of Italy's most beautiful towns and regions: Monteriggioni, San Gimignano and the Chianti region, Florence with its incredible architecture, bridges, galleries, and museums.
