Villa of 550 m2 on 2 levels.

Ground floor:
Entrance with round Ceroli table, wide dining room with fireplace, large kitchen, laundry room, larder and 1 toilet; here there is also a 7th service bedroom accessed by 5 steps (very small window, ensuite bathroom with shower: for 2 extra sleeping places on request but included in the rental price).
Cellar.
Also accessed by 5 steps, 1 double bedroom, 1 bathroom with bath-tub.

The large dining room offer a 3-metre table which can be extended out to 4.5 metres (for 12-20 persons); the furnishing of the dining room conserves an antique style characterized by various sideboards and antique wooden cupboards. Furthermore, the plates and dishes are decorated with the original crest of the Sernigi family.

In the summer period you can comfortably eat outside the Villa – in fact, you can use the large gazebo in the courtyard which has an enormous table for 20 persons. Upon request, it is also possible to organize dinners in the spacious garden.

Finally, the large kitchen is extremely well equipped with professional gas stove, an industrial dishwasher, double refrigerator and a marble-topped table.

Mezzanine floor:
small “office” room with phone, fax, high speed computer, wifi connection and a safe.

First floor:
2 living areas (satellite TV, a DVD and CD player) with view (of which one with fireplace), 3 double bedrooms (1 with king-size bed, 2 queen), 1 twin convertible into double, 1 twin. All 5 bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms with shower.

Villa Castellare de’ Sernigi has two large and bright living rooms on the upper floor where you can spend pleasant moments of total relaxation, surrounded by the tranquility of the Chianti area and illuminated by the warm rays of the Tuscan sun. The living rooms are furnished with comfortable sofas and armchairs and through the enormous arched windows you can glimpse the access road to the Villa with its tall cypress trees.

In one of the living rooms there is a magnificent stone fire-place bearing the Sernigi Family crest. The floors are all in old hand-made terracotta. All the arches and openings of the Villa belong to the original structure of the house. Scrupulous and detailed restoration has, in fact, led to the recuperation and conservation of some of the original architectural elements of the Villa, re-creating the ancient atmosphere of this noble family house.