Greve in Chianti Holiday Rental Greve in Chianti 615 located Tuscany, Italy.

Accommodations	2
Sleeps	7
Bedrooms	2
Bathrooms	2

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Property Description

Property Summary
Agriturismo Podere Casanova is an 18th-century vineyard that offers three apartments for rent in Greve In Chianti, Italy. This holiday rental is set in a sunny position just 800 meters from the center of the charming town. The property boasts a 5,000 square meter natural state area with lush lawns and trees, providing a serene environment for your stay. Amenities include a yard, internet WiFi, parking, a tennis court, and the option of an installment plan for your convenience.

Outdoors
Immerse yourself in the beauty of Agriturismo Podere Casanova's surroundings, where you'll find picturesque meadows, fields, and vineyards. The property's expansive grounds offer ample outdoor space for relaxation and leisure activities. Explore the well-maintained lawns, shaded areas under trees, and take in the serene ambiance of this natural oasis.

Other Information
The owner resides in a separate semi-detached house, ensuring your privacy while being conveniently available if needed. Each house or apartment on the property is individually designed and furnished, offering a unique and personalized experience. Additionally, local farm products are available for purchase, allowing you to savor the fresh flavors of the region. Baby equipment is provided, ensuring a comfortable stay for families with young children.

Distances and Attractions
Agriturismo Podere Casanova is conveniently located near various amenities and attractions. Within a short distance, you'll find shops, grocery stores, supermarkets, restaurants, bars, bakeries, cafés, and bicycle rentals, providing ample options for dining, shopping, and exploring the area. Nearby towns like Panzano in Chianti, Radda in Chianti, Florence, San Gimignano, and Siena offer rich cultural experiences and historical sites to explore. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy the sandy beach of Cecina Mare, just 100 meters away, an outdoor swimming pool 2 kilometers from the property, golf courses, tennis courts, and scenic walking paths right from the house.

Location Greve in Chianti, Tuscany, Italy

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Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Firenze Peretola, 28.3 Km

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Discover The Direct Flights And Book Your Villa In Tuscany

Have you been dreaming about a vacation in Tuscany? Well, now is a perfect time to plan a trip as many new direct flights to the region have been added!

Traditionally, many choosing to holiday in the area had to fly into Bologna but Pisa and Florence are actually the two major international airports within the region itself and might be more convenient arrival points depending on where you will be staying. Thankfully, however, there are increasingly more and more direct routes opening to these two regional airports so if you want to plan a trip, you’ll have more options available to you. Book your villa in Tuscany and you’ll be able to easily organise your arrival thanks to these new direct flights...

Anyone who knows anything about wine, and even those who don’t know much at all will have heard of the fantastic wine that is sometimes nicknamed the "Bordeaux of Italy".

Yes Chianti wine is famous, first being classed as a ‘type’ of wine in the 13th century. The primary grape used for reds is Sangiovese.

Red Chianti wine is often defined as a fruity wine meaning that it will also appeal to new wine drinkers. If you are new to the world of wine but would like to learn then Chianti offers many tours of wineries that are both enjoyable and enlightening.

The wine itself has many different flavours associated with it including cherry, spice, tobacco, and almonds.

It is often found accompanying well seasoned foods as it is strong and bold in flavor, and thus it is the perfect compliment to the traditional Italian cuisine.

So if Guinness tastes better in Ireland, do you think Chianti Wine tastes better in Italy? If you’d like to find out while also taking a holiday in Italy, why not have a look at some of the holiday villas available in Tuscany and the Chianti Region itself? With guided wine tours and fantastic scenery and food, it’s something you don’t want to miss out on.

The Chianti region does not have clearly distinguishable boundaries based on morfological, geographical or climatic criteria. The only unifying element of the region is the production of a high quality red wine since the 12th century. The name, which comes from the Etruscan "Clante-i", was mentioned for the first time in documents from the 8th century in defining the territories of the ancient Lega (League), the administrative district that included the current communities of Radda, Gaiole and Castellina.

In 1932 the Chianti wine area was completely re-drawn and divided in seven sub-areas: Classico, Colli Aretini, Colli Fiorentini, Colline Pisane, Colli Senesi, Montalbano and Rùfina. Most of the villages that in 1932 were suddenly included in the new Chianti Classico area added in Chianti to their name-such as Greve in Chianti which amended its name in 1972. Wines labeled Chianti Classico come from the biggest sub-area of Chianti, that sub-area that includes the old Chianti area.

The other variants, with the exception of Rufina from the north-east side of Florence and Montalbano in the south of Pistoia, originate in the respective named provinces: Siena for the Colli Senesi, Florence for the Colli Fiorentini, Arezzo for the Colli Aretini and Pisa for the Colline Pisane. In 1996 part of the Colli Fiorentini sub-area was renamed Montespertoli.

Book A Villa In Chianti & Visit The Expo Of Chianti Classico Wines

Festivals and celebrations abound in Italy and if you find one of our Tuscany villas and plan a trip, no matter when you go, you are likely to encounter some in the surrounding area. However, if you find a villa in Tuscany during the summer or autumn months, in particular, you are going to discover that there are plenty of festivals to choose from, especially those related to food and wine. Food and wine are serious fixtures of Tuscan life, in general, and certainly of all festivals and celebrations but there are many that specifically honour certain products. If you love a good vintage then September is a great time to plan a vacation in Tuscany as this is the month in which there are lots of wine festivals throughout the famous Chianti region. One of the largest and most impressive is the annual Expo of Chianti Classico Wines that takes place in the town of Greve in Chianti. Now in its 51st year, this is a storied and well-established wine festival that allows visitors to try a wide selection of some of the best wines made in Tuscany.

Continuing on from the last post in this series, this article aims to discuss more of the things that you need to keep in mind if you are planning on driving in Tuscany. Driving on Tuscan roads can be pretty stressful and there are some important (and unique) traits to the rules of the road in the region that need to be known before you ever climb into a car. In order to prevent your holiday from being ruined and any serious incidents or annoying missteps from occurring, here are some more facts that you should keep in mind.

3. Gas (and getting it)

Gasoline in Italy is at some of the highest rates in Europe, so bear that in mind. Also keep in mind that while the stations along the autostrade are open 24/7 and handy, they generally cost up to 10 cents more per liter.

One of the things that define holidays for most people, along with having a bit of a lie-in in the mornings, tasting the local cuisine and seeing the sights, is doing some shopping and picking up souvenirs to remind you of your trip and to bring back as gifts for those who didn't go with you. Of course, it's always nice when there are bigger and better versions of the shops you like or impressive urban shopping districts but it's preferable to purchase things that you can't get anywhere else; crafts, locally-produced goods and other one-off items. This is one of the many things that makes the town of Greve in Chianti so desirable around Easter.