2012 Prices
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One Season - €13,500

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Rental: Saturday to Saturday
Prices include: Welcome groceries, electricity, water, gas, linen, heating / air conditioning. twice weekly cleaning, 2 linen changes per week (Saturday and Wednesday), final cleaning, local taxes.
Not included: Telephone, fax and internet use charged per unit at the end of your stay.
Security Deposit: €3,000 euros, which is held and returned to you 14 days after your departure .
Villa Contessa
Sleeps 12

Ground Floor
Main entrance leading into a grand salon of comfortable sofas and armchairs, fireplace, music system, satellite TV and dual capacity video
Fully equipped Tuscan kitchen
Vaulted dining room
Guest study with telephone, fax, internet access and computer facilities
Staircase to first floor
Cloakroom/bathroom
Laundry room



First Floor
6 sunny and spacious queen bedded rooms with beamed ceilings and original terracotta floors each with modern en-suite bath and shower facilities. One room has the possibility to be adjoining and can either be a twin bedded or king bedded room.









Planning your stay
Villa Contessa is an ideal base from which to discover the many delights of Tuscany. The medieval walled town of Lucca is a 10 minute drive away – the small city is very easy to get around and discover for yourself or guided tours can be arranged.

The Leaning Tower of Pisa (30 minutes away) has recently opened to the public. It is stunningly set in an open lawned piazza which also houses the Cathedral, Baptistery and Campo Santo Cemetery. A 40 minute drive will take you to the little port and town of Lerici overlooked by a cliff top castle from where boats leave every hour to Portovenere and the World Heritage site of the Cinque Terre;five dramatically cliff clinging villages. Renaissance Florence is just an hour away, either by train or car.
Siena is an hour and a half away with possible stops on the way to San Gimignano and Monteriggioni , as is Chianti where you can arrange a wine-tasting at one of the many vineyards.
For those interested in art and sculpture there are the impressive marble quarries of Carrara as well as the sculpture town of Pietrasanta. Forte dei Marmi is a lively beach stop with some great shopping as you join the masses in the early evening stroll through the town.
There are many wonderful restaurants to try in the area.
Out-Door Facilities
Flood-lit swimming pool
Mountain bikes (charged)
Table & chairs for al fresco dining
Olive and woodland walks
Notes:
Arrival is between 4 - 7pm
Departure is by 11am
No animals allowed
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