Long term lets (over 1 month) Short-breaks (4 days or fewer)
Changeover day:
Flexible
Access:
Car advised Nearest amenities: 1 km
Notes:
No pets allowed Suitable for children No smoking at this property Self-catering
Home description
Villa Zoe is a modern, luxury villa, based on the style of the famous architects Wright and Neutra; it’s located in a quiet, leafy residential area on the edge of Ronchi beach resort, just 4km away from Forte dei Marmi, queen of the Versilia coast, by the Tyrrhenian Sea. This beautiful villa, at walking distance -400meters- to the beach, is in a green area surrounded by a huge pine forest and offers an excellent holiday for the family; the area also offers nice weather, pleasant surroundings and a wealth of culture. The silence and the quite atmosphere you’ll find here do not represent an obstacle for those ones who want to find social life or with whoever wants to be close to the major art cities in Tuscany. Villa Zoe is divided into three tastefully furnished apartments: Sandra, Giulia and Giorgio, each of them can accommodate 6 people.Large groups can book the whole property. SANDRA APARTMENT it’s very tastefully furnished and is located on the first floor of the villa. The apartment has a beautiful terrace on which there is a lounge and a dining area for eight people, inside you can find: a beautiful living room with fireplace that’s opened by a luminous stained glass window on the terrace a dining area seating 8 people a kitchen spacious and well-equipped 3 double bedrooms 3 bathrooms The apartment has reserved parking spaces that are located within the estate, outside the garden. Sandra apartment can house 6 people GIULIA APARTMENT can accommodate 6 people and it’s located on the ground floor facing the seaside, it fully opens to the garden through the beautiful stained glass windows. The apartment consists of: a fully equipped kitchen a dining room for six people a beautiful living area 2 double bedrooms 1 double room 2 private bathrooms 1 shared bathroom The outside area is equipped with table and chairs to enjoy “al fresco” dining. The apartment has reserved parking spaces that are located within the estate, outside the garden. GIORGIO APARTMENT facing the mountains, is completely independent, fully opened to the garden through the beautiful stained glass windows that allow access to an outdoor living room equipped with sun beds, sofas, armchairs and tables. On the ground floor, there are: a fully equipped kitchen a dining room for six people a large living room with the possibility of two more beds (double sofa bed) 1 bathroom A spiral staircase gives access upstairs, where you can find: a double bedroom a bedroom with two beds 2 private bathes The apartment is ideal for four adults, although it can house six people The apartment has reserved parking spaces that are located within the estate, outside the garden.
Forte dei Marmi beach
sandra apartment living
sandra apartment dining room
The villa
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The Tuscany region
The Tuscany region Tuscany, the cradle of modern European culture, contains treasures of every age and style, from the Etruscan theater and Roman baths at Fiesole, to the majestic Gothic buildings in the medieval town of Siena, to the exceptional art and architecture of Florence. The cities of Tuscany have produced writers, scientists, architects, musicians and artists whose works have literally changed the world. The immense dome of Florence’s Duomo, designed by Brunelleschi, inspired Michelangelo’s design for the dome of St. Peter’s in Rome, and influenced architecture in towns throughout Italy. Modern science and technology have their roots in the experiments of Galileo and other researchers. Puccini was born in Lucca. Dante, Petrarch and Boccaccio broke with traditional Latin and wrote in the Italian language, establishing the Tuscan dialect as Italy’s literary language and things Tuscan as the measure of culture and refinement.
The peaceful Tuscan landscape is primarily rolling hills, with vineyards, olive groves, cypress trees and hilltop villages all bathed in a soft, amber light. To many it seems familiar, and rightly so: during the Renaissance it was often used as the backdrop for the paintings of the masters. The rustic Tuscan farmhouse, made of local stone and set atop a hill flanked by lines of cypress trees, is a sight unique to Tuscany. Silent medieval hilltowns, with their fortified castle walls and church steeples visible in the distance, are a part of the landscape.
Tuscany’s olive groves yield some of Italy’s finest extra virgin olive oil, but the heart of the region is in its vineyards .You can often visit the “Fattorie” (wine estates), to taste, sample and purchase their wines.
Food In Tuscany the esteem for bread is elevated to reverence. Most Tuscan meals begin with crostini, slices of bread that are lightly toasted and topped with anything from chicken liver to myrtle to olive paste; acquacotta, a thin vegetable soup, and panzanella, a soup made from leftover bread soaked in vinegar and vegetables are among the many bread-based soups. Simplicity and flavor are the guiding principles of Tuscan cooking: pasta, served with a sauce of vegetables or meat; salviata, an omelet with fresh sage; or lesso rifatto con le cipolle, a flavorful stew of leftover boiled beef smothered in long-simmered onions, are classic embodiments of this philosophy. There is arista, a succulent roasted pork loin, and bistecca alla fiorentina, grilled steak made with the prized Val di Chiana beef. Beans are used in many dishes: soups, salads, pasta, or just sprinkled with olive oil, and spinach is the favourite vegetable. Florence’s sweet bread, schiacciata con l’uva, has been baked since Etruscan times and zuccotto, an elegant dome shaped cake filled with a ricotta cream, is traditional. Vin Santo is one of the region’s renowned sweet wines, often served with cantuccini di Prato, dry almond cookies, for dipping. Among the other great wines of Tuscany are Tignanello, Sassacaia, Vino Nobile di Montepulciano, Vernaccia di San Gimignano, and the famous Brunello di Montalcino
Weather Generally speaking, central Italy has a mild climate. Summertime is usually quite hot while autumn and spring may have a very lovely climate. In winter the "Appennini" mountains are often snow-covered for ski lovers happiness. Northen Tuscany, situated at the foot of the Apennine mountain range, is barely affected by the mild influence of the sea despite it is less than 60 km or 40 miles away from it. Autumn and spring are sometimes rainy season and it is therefore advisable to carry a raincoat and/or umbrella in your luggage. Winter can get cold especially in January and February. A warm jacket or coat is essential in the winter months.
How to arrive Tuscany has 2 international airports, one near Pisa (also low cost flights) the other near Florence. At the airports car rentals available (see www.hertz.com, www.avis.com if you want to book online).
Forte dei Marmi area
Versilia is the pearl of the Apuan Riviera, a suggestive sandy coast bathed by the Tyrrhenian Sea, the most limpid mirror for the Apuan Alps to reflect their majestic image. This "marble kingdom" familiar to Michelangelo offers excursions to the quarries of Carrara and Massa and spectacular views of the coast introduced by luxuriant hills and pine woods. Riviera of Versilia extends from Forte dei Marmi, commonly called "il Forte" , passing through Marina di Pietrasanta, Lido di Camaiore ,Viareggio until Torre del Lago and it expands into the municipalities of Seravezza and Stazzema; it offers moreover the chance of visiting the most important touristic centres of Tuscany that can make your holiday really complete. Versilia beach seaside is made of several miles of beautiful clean white sandy beaches, restaurants and shops. Versilia renowned name is not only deserved for its beautiful sandy beaches, in the shade of the Apuan Alps. It has been the homeland and meeting point of great artists since the beginnings of 1900. In those days, world-known artists, such as Lorenzo Viani and Galileo Chini, have made Versilia famous. It was the Liberty period, which has still left its strong mark in the lounges and palaces in Viareggio Also in those days, Pietrasanta became the destination for sculptors who found there not only well-equipped workshops where they could accomplish their works in marble, but also the most skilled art foundry. Forte dei Marmi has been the most fashionable resort in Versilia since the first elegant holiday homes were built in 1800, surrounded by pine forests opening onto a splendid beach. It has since attracted artists, painters, poets and writers who were enchanted by its surroundings, now equipped with high quality tourist facilities, although it retains the relaxed atmosphere of a small residential community. Also visit the Apuans Alps (mountains) Enjoy the food You will not forget the excellent cuisine. There are several famous fish dishes, as well the traditional Tuscan cuisine. You may prefer a pizza prepared in the traditional way or a terrific "spaghetti allo Scoglio" (spaghetti with seafood). Don't miss out on savoring the wonderful range of Tuscan wines, such as the "Montecarlo" white wine or the more classic "Chianti" reds. Most dishes are served with vegetables. Enjoy the nightlife At night you can take a quiet "passeggiata" (stroll) along the promenade, maybe tasting a "gelato" (Italian ice-cream), or choose the exciting nightlife. Viareggio, with its well-known "Versilian" discos, was a starting point for many a famous italian singers. In July and August you can see the "Puccini Festival" in Torre del Lago. Enjoy the climate The climate is naturally affected by the geographical configuration of this territory. At sea level, during the hot seasons, the mountains moderate the humidity, while the winter is more temperate due to the beneficial influence of the sea. The climate is very temperate with an average of 270 sunny days a year in which to enjoy the many attractions in this area: sport and folklore, art shows, cultural meetings, and plenty of shopping and social life.
How to get there
Flights are available to Pisa International Airport (35 km). Easyjet, Ryanair, Airfrance and Lufthansa are common airlines to Pisa, also Florence airport is a little further out. Ferries to Livorno port from Sardinia, Corsica and Spain . Nearest Travel Links Airports : Pisa International: 35 km Florence international 65 km Port: Livorno: 50 km
Nearest Travel Links
Airport:
Pisa: 35 km
Railway:
Forte dei Marmi: 5 km
Ferry:
Livorno: 50 km
Activities near Forte dei Marmi
Sports: Tennis in town Watersports Waterpark Horse Riding Golf within 30 mins drive Fishing
Great for: Beach or lakeside relaxation Good nightlife
Sofabeds (1), Single beds (4), Double beds (4), Dining seating for 18, Lounge seating for 20, Sleeps maximum of 18
Other:
Linen and towels provided.
Outdoors:
Balcony / Terrace
Access:
Secure parking
Further details indoors: The property has been, this year, completely renewed and it's tastefully furnished. A dream by the beach!
Villa Zoe is divided into three tastefully furnished apartments: SANDRA, GIULIA and GIORGIO.
SANDRA apartment sleeps up 6 people: It’s on the first floor and has a beautiful terrace on which there is a lounge and a dining area for eight people. The living room is opened by a luminous stained glass window on the terrace.The kitchen is spacious and well-equipped .Three double bedrooms.Three bathrooms GIULIA apartment can accommodate 6 people: It’s located on the ground floor facing the seaside, it fully opens to the garden through the beautiful stained glass windows.The apartment has:a large living room ,a dining room for 6 people,a fully equipped kitchen, two double bedrooms with private bathrooms,a double room with a shared bathroom The outside area is equipped with table and chairs to enjoy “al fresco” dining
GIORGIO apartemnt is completely independent with its own entrance and can accommodate 6 people: facing the mountains, fully opened to the garden through the beautiful stained glass windows that allow access to an outdoor living room equipped with sun beds, sofas, armchairs and tables.The apartment is on 2 levels: on the ground floor: a large living room with sofas (one is a comfortable sofa bed) a fully equipped kitchen a dining room for six people a bathroom. A spiral staircase gives access upstairs:a double bedroom ,a bedroom with two beds,2 bathrooms
The villa has reserved parking spaces that are located within the estate, outside the garden. Animals are not allowed. Long term rental are also accepted.
The villa can be booked as a whole for large groups, and the apartments are also available, please enquire for further details.
Further details outdoors: The large and beautiful garden is fully equipped with tables and chairs to dine outside or relaxing under the trees
Further details
A 30% of the rental is requested as booking, the balance has to be settled within 30 days from the arrival date. During high seasons changeover day is on Saturday, low and medium season flexible
Conditions
Minimum period of rental 1 week. During high season our changeover day is on Saturday. Others flexible
Rental rates
Rental prices originally quoted in: Euros €
Convert to:
Prices for group size 18
Period
From
To
Weekly
Nightly rate
Minimum stay
Weekday
Weekend
villa zoe low season
12 Nov 09
20 Dec 09
6700£6,091
1000909
1000909
3 Nights
villa zoe high season
20 Dec 09
10 Jan 10
9000£8,182
15001,364
15001,364
5 Nights
villa zoe low season
10 Jan 10
28 Mar 10
6700£6,091
1000909
1000909
3 Nights
villa zoe medium season
28 Mar 10
13 Jun 10
7900£7,182
12001,091
12001,091
3 Nights
villa zoe high season
13 Jun 10
19 Sep 10
9000£8,182
0-
0-
1 Week
villa zoe medium season
19 Sep 10
31 Oct 10
7900£7,182
0-
0-
1 Week
53
Prices for group size 6
Period
From
To
Weekly
Nightly rate
Minimum stay
Weekday
Weekend
Giulia apt. med season
13 Sep 09
1 Nov 09
2600£2,364
450409
450409
3 Nights
Giulia apt. low season
1 Nov 09
20 Dec 09
2100£1,909
400364
400364
3 Nights
Giulia apt. high season
20 Dec 09
10 Jan 10
3000£2,727
550500
550500
5 Nights
Giulia apt. low season
10 Jan 10
28 Mar 10
2100£1,909
400364
400364
3 Nights
Giulia apt. med season
28 Mar 10
13 Jun 10
2600£2,364
450409
450409
3 Nights
Giulia apt. high season
13 Jun 10
19 Sep 10
3000£2,727
0-
0-
1 Week
53
Prices for group size 4
Period
From
To
Weekly
Nightly rate
Minimum stay
Weekday
Weekend
Giorgio apt. med season
13 Sep 09
1 Nov 09
2200£2,000
350318
350318
3 Nights
Giorgio apt. low season
1 Nov 09
20 Dec 09
1800£1,636
300273
300273
3 Nights
Giorgio apt. high season
20 Dec 09
10 Jan 10
2800£2,545
500455
500455
5 Nights
Giorgio apt. low season
10 Jan 10
28 Mar 10
2200£2,000
300273
300273
3 Nights
Giorgio apt. med season
28 Mar 10
13 Jun 10
2200£2,000
350318
35003,182
3 Nights
Giorgio apt. high season
13 Jun 10
19 Sep 10
2800£2,545
0-
0-
1 Week
53
The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights
NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.
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Contact details for the advertiser of home 62102
Name:
Titti Godi
Company:
Italy Tuscany Rentals
Mobile:
+39 335 7419319
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