Exclusive Villa 18th century, with pool. Fine winery in Chianti central Tuscany

Villa Petrolo is an 18th century manor house, built by Massimiliano Soldani, architect sculptor and medalist for the Medici Family, as his own residence. It’s now available for holidays, weddings and events.
The property can host from 17 to 33 people in 16 bedrooms (in twins or doubles, 1 single and 2 triple bedrooms) and 12 bathrooms.
Includes daily 4 hours cleaning service, private swimming pool 6x12 mt, Wi-Fi internet, billiard, tennis court, ping pong, Sky- TV, two kitchens, large living rooms, 1 grand hall and fireplaces for cozy winters.
The house is over 800 sqm (8100 sqft) and is surrounded by private gardens of over 1 ha with fountain, century old cypresses and holm-oak woods. The interior decoration, keeps the traditional “landed gentry” feel and consists mostly of antique furniture, with both antique and modern paintings.

A great selection of the Petrolo winery products will be available for you: our fine wines, organic E.V. Olive oil and honey.
Delicious informal meals, full board, half board or just occasionally, can be requested, prepared by our family cooks, in traditional Tuscan style.
The Villa is divided as such:
-Ground and first floor for up to 17 people:9 bedrooms ensuite, with large livingrooms and a vast hall with Murano crystal chandelier.
-2nd floor adds 7 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms for 16 extra guests. Flexible upgrades possible.

PETROLO WINERY
Tenuta di Petrolo, with its famous winery and prestigious production of Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil, is placed on the slopes of the hills bordering the Chianti region overlooking from its favourable point of view the lovely valley of Valdarno Superiore.
The Estate is surrounded by green olive groves, active vineyards and beautiful oak woods in an area full of charm and history. Dominating the countryside and landmark of the Estate, is the Tower of Galatrona which foundations date back to the Etruscans and Romans. The Tower itself lends its name to some of Petrolo’s wines, the 'Torrione' (which means big tower) and the 'Galatrona'. Petrolo’s manor house, the Villa, overlooks the ancient Romanesque Pieve (parish church) of Galatrona, which houses precious renaissance works by Giovanni della Robbia.
Three small private lakes, where fishing is possible, complete Petrolo’s scenery.

WINERY VISITS
Interesting visits to the wine-cellars can be organized with tastings and purchase of the estate's products.

Petrolo can accomodate its guests in the Villa and in four independent farmhouses: Bòggina, Costa, Vigna, Feriale I and Feriale II. Managing up to 79 guests.