Villa Le Croci provides amenities, such as a firepit and a garden. Guests can connect to free in-room WiFi.
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1010 out of 10
Exceptional
Popular amenities
Pool
Kitchen
Pet-friendly
Free Wi-Fi
Air-conditioning
Outdoor space
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About this property
Villa Le Croci
Villa le Croci is a classic example of a Tuscan country home, surrounded by a majestic landscape that has remained unchanged since the days when Leonardo da Vinci and Botticelli were inspired to paint it. The villa offers breathtaking views of olive groves, vineyards, farmhouses, and, in the distance, the Apuan Mountains.
The Apartment at Villa delle Croci is part of a larger villa but features its own private entrance. This apartment has three parking spaces, three double bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, a small but functional and fully equipped kitchen, a sitting and dining area, and, of course, lovely terraces surrounded by gardens overlooking the valleys of San Casciano and Montespertoli.
Guest Access This listing is for a private apartment located on the second floor of the villa. The owner lives on the ground floor and will not be accessing the second floor. The second-floor apartment has its own entrance and shares the garden and pool.
Other things to keep in mind Central heating is not included in the price but will be billed separately.
Each air conditioning unit has its own metering system and will be billed separately.
In the fridge, you’ll find: water, bread, jam, eggs, and milk.
Upon your arrival, you will be greeted with a welcome drink.
Guests staying for more than 5 days will be treated to a welcome dinner, including wine, on their first evening.
A cleaning service every 7 days is included.
We offer a special weekend treat: three nights with dinner by the fireplace for €550.
Located in Scandicci, this apartment is in a rural area. Pitti Palace and Uffizi Gallery are cultural highlights, and some of the area's notable landmarks include Ponte Vecchio and Fortezza da Basso. Boboli Gardens and Arcetri Observatory are also worth visiting. Take the opportunity to explore the area for outdoor excitement like horse riding. Visit our Scandicci travel guide
Situated in a rural location, this apartment building is within 9 miles (15 km) of Arno River, Piazza di Santa Maria Novella and Piazza del Duomo. Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore and Florence Charterhouse are also within 9 miles (15 km).
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Villa Le Croci Reviews
10
Exceptional
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Villa le croci is a wonderful place in the hills outside Scandicci. It is accessible to the Tuscan hill towns and Florence. We took the tram into Florence several days and returned home to cool off in the beautiful pool.
Christine was a charming and kind host, welcoming us with a delicious dinner on our first night, and providing fabulous recommendations on restaurants and excursions.
The accommodations were clean, comfortable and well stocked.
This is the place you want to stay to experience Florence and the countryside.
Wonderful!
Christine's property was gorgeous, and just what we were looking for after traveling through busy cities for a week. It was so restful and peaceful. The home itself is an old, stone house surrounded by flower gardens, herbs gardens and olive groves. The decor fit the character of the house perfectly--very peaceful. We went for walks on the mountain road and the views are just gorgeous! It was too late in the year to use the pool, but it was set up nicely--we'll have to go back when it's warmer! Christine herself is a wonderful host. She had us for a delicious dinner and drinks when we arrived and we thoroughly enjoyed learning more about her very adventurous life. She was a wealth of information for us, as we wanted to explore the surrounding villages and restaurants rather than going into Florence. All of her recommendations were the best! Florence was easy to get to on the day we went there, and we were able to park and take the tram. Other day trips would have been easy as well, but we needed the rest. You definitely need a car, as there is no public transportation from Scandicci up the mountain. Loved our visit to Tuscany!