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Farmhouse Apartments near Siena
Podere Cunina is a characteristic agriturismo in Buonconvento, in the heart of the Crete Senesi. Gently laid down on a round Tuscan hill, it is surrounded by the spectacular landscape of the Crete Senesi near the Valdorcia, region of the great Tuscan wines Brunello and Rosso di Montalcino.
Immersed in a private natural reserve, populated by small wild animals, Podere Cunina blends in perfectly with the surrounding panorama. The old farmhouse has been carefully restored using local recycled materials following principles of sustainable construction to respect the environment. Indeed, hot water to the apartments is provided by well-integrated solar panels.
The farmhouse offers 7 large apartments of various sizes that are finely furnished with Tuscan style antiques. Each holiday apartment near Siena has independent access and private garden, as well as breathtaking views over the landscape. Furthermore each one is fully equipped with modern comforts. The apartments are perfect for both families and groups of friends vacationing together.
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In addition, guests have a fantastic panoramic swimming pool where it's easy to relax while enjoying the panorama or sunbathing in the garden.
This farm house in the Crete Senesi is located near the beautiful medieval village of Buonconvento, listed among one of the most beautiful towns in Italy because of its stunning historical center. Its location is ideal to discover Tuscany and its beauties. Podere Cunina is just 25 km from Siena, famous for the Palio horse race. San Quirico D'Orcia, Pienza, Montalcino and Montepulciano are in the surroundings. But also the thermal baths of Rapolano and Chianciano are easily reachable by car.
Podere Cunina, an exclusive charming agriturismo near Siena, is certainly a special place for your relaxing holiday in Tuscany.
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