La Casa in Perano

Chianti Accommodations: Vineyards, Olives & Cypress Trees

La Casa in Perano, in Chianti, is a farmhouse in the Chianti Classico wine region dating back to the 11th century, but perhaps its roots can be traced further back to the times of the Romans and Etruscans that lived in the area. It is a vacation rental villa perfect for families and friends on an adventure in Tuscany.

Surrounded by a beautiful garden, a green olive grove and a large pool, the villa offers self-catering lodging in a picturesque environment. You can relax in the silence of the countryside, eat outside on the scenic terraces and enjoy an authentic Tuscan holiday.

The countryside position offers the best of Tuscany, while providing easy access to many major sites and cities. From La Casa in Perano you can explore Siena and Florence, go wine tasting in Chianti, Val d'Orcia and Arezzo and you can enjoy the many small towns with their cobbled stone streets and weekly markets.

Chianti Holiday Setting

The evocative setting of Chianti Classico and the beautifully restored ancient farmhouse in Gaiole offers an enticing invitation to explore the beauty of the landscape, the culture and the wines of Tuscany at La Casa in Perano. The family run villa rental provides a tranquil base for exploring the legends, Etruscan tombs and medieval villages that abound in the area.

By capturing special details during the restoration of the farmhouse, the owner has created an atmosphere of comfort with studied pieces of the past. The massive wooden beams, the smooth terracotta tiles, and the classical rustic furnishings are accented by neutral colors mirroring the landscape and sculptured stone walls. La Casa in Perano represents a typical Tuscan setting featuring many modern accessories and comforts.

The Scents of Chianti

The spectacular views from the many terraces, well maintained garden and panoramic pool will hardly encourage you to explore the many wonders of Tuscany. However, when you choose to stay at La Casa in Perano the opportunities abound! Stay close to home and you can visit the local vineyards for some wine tasting, stroll the closeby little towns like that of Gaiole, or San Gusmè or grab a bike and follow the white dirt roads of Eroica. There are a million photo opportunities, small restaurants with genuine menus and local markets with fresh ingredients to recreate your favorite pasta dish.

If you are looking to admire the architectural and artistic wonders of the area, go no further than Siena with its amazing Piazza del Campo, tall brick towers and marble churches. The roads are easy to navigate taking you to discover the beauty of small cities like that of Arezzo with its nationally acclaimed antique market and Cortona, with is many little shops, pubs, museums and busy cultural scene. Head north to Florence and its internationally renowned masterpieces or south to Montepulciano and its award winning cantinas and wines.