Villa Casciano

The villa

Villa Casciano is a relaxed and stylish Tuscan villa close to San Casciano dei Bagni, a medieval town known for its thermal springs and Val d’Orcia scenery. Sleeping up to twelve guests across the main villa and guest house, it works well for families or groups of friends who want a peaceful countryside base with flexible accommodation. There are seven bedrooms in total, each with its own bathroom, including queen bedrooms, twin or queen rooms and a single bedroom, making the layout suitable for mixed - age groups or guests who prefer separate sleeping arrangements.

Inside, the main villa has a warm, classic feel, with traditional beamed ceilings, sociable living spaces, a fireplace, media comforts and indoor dining for twelve. The separate guest house adds extra privacy for part of the group, making Villa Casciano especially well suited to multi - generational stays or friends travelling together. Outside, manicured gardens, olive groves and a vegetable garden frame the private swimming pool, where sun loungers invite slow days in the Tuscan sunshine. Villa Casciano is also within walking distance of San Casciano dei Bagni and the nearby Fonteverde spa, while Pienza, Montalcino and other Val d’Orcia villages make wonderful day trips.

Villa Casciano sits close to San Casciano dei Bagni, a small medieval spa town in southern Tuscany, surrounded by the rolling landscapes of the Val d’Orcia and Val di Chiana. Long celebrated for its thermal waters, the town is home to natural springs, historic bathing sites and the elegant Fonteverde spa, built around a Medici - era portico commissioned in the early seventeenth century.

The local area is wonderfully suited to slow Tuscan days, with restaurants, shops and the centre of San Casciano dei Bagni around a 20 - minute walk away, while the nearest larger supermarket is around a 5 - minute drive. Guests can explore hilltop towns such as Pienza, Montepulciano, Montalcino and Sarteano, known for their wine, cheese, architecture and classic countryside views. Siena is also within reach for a longer day trip, offering Gothic streets, historic piazzas and a richer taste of Tuscany’s cultural heritage. For nature lovers, the wider landscape offers scenic walks, olive groves, vineyards and easy access to some of southern Tuscany’s most atmospheric villages.