Villa Chiana Tre is the smallest of a group of 3 holiday villas. They are located on a 2,2 hectare property in the small and picturesque village of Foiano della Chiana, close to Arezzo, Cortona and Lake Trasimeno. An impressive stone wall with wide arcs protects the inner court yard, hosting the garden and the pool. The pool is shared with the guests of Villa Chiana Due, unless both villas are rented together. Chiana Due is situated on the opposite side of the pool. Both villas are amongst the wide fields and the beautiful and fragrant lavender gardens.

Chiana Tre is the smallest of the three idyllic villas, offering a living room, an open plan kitchen, one bedroom and a bathroom/WC on split level. It is perfectly suitable for honeymooners or those seeking tranquillity. With its luxurious interior and a very modern living area on two levels, this small exclusive private villa is one of Tuscanys gems. The holiday home is designed with bright and clear materials like glass, schist and held in light colours. The conservatry with open fireplace facing the pool creates a cosy and romantic ambience for cooler evenings. Guests of Villa Chiana Tre are welcome to use the services and facilities of the nearby hotel Villa Fontelunga. Meals can also be prepared by the chef of the hotel, if required. The central position of Foiano della Chiana makes the rental villa an ideal place to sightsee the most interesting places and towns of Tuscany and adjacent Umbria. Florence, Siena, Arezzo, Pienza, Montepulciano, Cortona, Perugia and Lago Trasimeno are within a days trip distance. Grocery stores and restaurants are found in Foiano.

At a glance:
oven - electric iron - CD-Player - DVD-Player - hair dryer - deep freezer - dishwasher - BBQ - pets: allowed - heating - I-Pod Docking Statio - internet: on request - fireplace - highchair - air condition - microwave - shared pool - safe box - stereo - telephone - TV - air fans - washing machine - tumble dryer

Tuscany is probably the most famous region in Italy. The characteristic hills and cypress alleys have already been layed out and cultivated by the Etruscans and Romans. The special zest of Tuscan landscape, however, is it's versatility. The Apennine Mountains, overgrown with chestnut trees, make up an interesting contrast to the gentle rolling hills between Florence and Sienna that are typical for Tuscany. The numerous small, partly Etruscan villages that are enthroned on the hilltops, are quite impressive. The travel season lasts the whole year, and each season has it's own special colours and atmosphere. Visitors interested in culture will find many art treasures in cities like Florence, Pisa or Sienna, which have made Tuscany one of the most famous cultural centres in the world. And finally, thinking of the delicious Tuscan cuisine and the world-known wines, the only question is when to go on the next journey to Tuscany.

Getting there: Flight to Florence or Pisa, rental car