Garden –POOL mt 10 x 4 / in the pool there hydromassage / garden furniture- BBQ –The pool area is equipped with sun umbrellas- sun chairs and dining tables-

Large terrace with access from the kitchen side, and from the front area,
Equipped with a very beautiful and large “gazebo” with dining table and chairs, to dine out “ al fresco”

NO PETS
The house care taker is a very good cook - On request she can prepare delicious traditional Tuscan meals-

Shopping in Cevoli- just outside the garden- ( shops, bank- post office etc) Supermarket 5 minutes.
Casciana Terme 5 km- Pisa- 30 km- Florence one hour- Lucca 45 minutes- Volterrra, the fabulous Etruscan town, 40 minutes-S.Gimignano- 45 minutes- Siena- one and half hour- The north coast- Viareggio- with its long beach- 30 minutes-/ south coast- Livorno with its port and the lovely resort village of Castiglioncello / beautiful rocky coast/ 30-40 minutes.
Carrara and Michelangelo marble caves – about one hour.

Maid- extra service / € 11 per hour- to be paid locally

Cook service- on request – to be paid locally


telephone- crib-

A Little on the Region

Cevoli is a small village with the essentials, but here you are not far from restaurants and such. There are two restaurants that we enjoyed often. One was in Fauglia (the only restaurant there) and the other was about 8-10 minutes away and was called Tremolete. It was run by Sergio and his family, all of whom were very welcoming. Just east and north of Pisa through the mountain is the intriguing walled city of Lucca. The walls are the most substantial of all of Italy. Where most walled cities erected high and thin walls some 1 - 2 meters thick, Lucca created a massive moat and walls of some 20 meters thick. Large enough that it now serves as a wonderful promenade for the village people. This is a must - be in Lucca at the time of the "passeggiata" 5:00 - 7:00pm. The town strolls leisurely around the city on top of the wall and along the historic street that encircles the oval piazza anfiteatro, once the location of an oval Roman amphitheater. Julius Ceaser is said to have walked this passeggiata in 85 BC. "Passeggiate" is a delightful Italian custom. All towns and villages have one and allow the informed traveler, to rub elbows with the locals.
Touring Ideas:

Cevoli 100 meters
Casciano Terme 5 km
Pisa 30 km
Autostrada 10 minutes
Restaurant (San Marco) 1 km
2 Really good ones 4 km,
Florence 90 km
Livorno 35 km
Volterra 35 km