Arezzo - Villa Sargiano 5A

Charming two-storey villa surrounded by greenery, with beautiful views over the rolling hills. Authentic Tuscan-style interiors feature exposed beams, terracotta floors, arches and fireplaces, alongside a spacious living room, dining area and fully equipped kitchen. Bright, welcoming bedrooms and bathrooms with both tub and shower. Outside, enjoy a landscaped garden, paved courtyard and furnished patio for alfresco dining and relaxing.

THE SPACE
Welcome to the heart of the Tuscan countryside, to a charming home managed by Easylife House, a company specializing in short-term rentals throughout Italy. Surrounded by greenery and the peaceful silence of the hills, this delightful two-storey villa reflects the most authentic character of the region, combining rustic charm, comfort and warm hospitality.

The property is surrounded by a spacious, beautifully maintained garden enriched with olive trees, mature trees, ornamental plants and picturesque views of the surrounding landscape. The paved courtyard, pathways and shaded corners create an intimate and relaxing setting, perfect for slowing down and escaping the bustle of everyday life. Outdoor tables and seating provide an inviting setting for breakfasts, lunches and aperitifs surrounded by nature, while the gated entrance and convenient parking area ensure privacy and practicality.

Inside, the villa preserves all the charm of Tuscan tradition. Exposed wooden beams, terracotta floors, brick arches and handcrafted details define welcoming interiors filled with character. The bright living area offers several spaces dedicated to socializing and relaxation, furnished with comfortable sofas, wooden furniture and atmospheric fireplaces that make the house especially inviting during the cooler months.

The spacious kitchen is fully equipped and features wooden cabinetry, decorative ceramics and authentic rustic details. Overlooking the garden through numerous windows, the large dining area forms the heart of the home: a convivial space where guests can share meals and memorable moments together.

The bright and peaceful bedrooms are furnished with elegant wrought-iron beds, delicate fabrics and classic-style furniture. Their different configurations make the villa suitable for couples, families and groups of friends. The practical, well-organized bathrooms include both a shower and a bathtub, providing everything needed for a comfortable stay.

A residence with genuine charm, perfect for anyone wishing to experience the most authentic side of Tuscany through nature, beautiful views, shared moments and complete relaxation.

FURTHER INFORMATIONS
The villa is part of Easylife House, a well-known specialized group throughout Italy, a guarantee of reliability and quality of service. With Easylife, a dedicated Host will be at your disposal to meet your needs.
• Restaurants and/or events.
• E-bike tours accompanied by an official guide.
• Shopping and much more.

NEIGHBORHOOD
Località Sargiano, Arezzo – Nature, Art and Traditions in the Heart of Tuscany

Located just outside Arezzo, Località Sargiano offers the perfect balance between the peaceful Tuscan countryside and proximity to one of the region’s most fascinating art cities. The landscape is shaped by gentle hills, olive groves, woodland and quiet country roads: an ideal setting in which to relax while exploring an area rich in history, culture and outstanding food and wine.

Arezzo, a city between four valleys
Arezzo occupies a privileged position between the Valdichiana, Casentino, Valdarno and Valtiberina valleys. An ancient Etruscan settlement and important Roman centre, it preserves an elegant and compact historic district filled with medieval lanes, Renaissance palaces, churches and artisan workshops. The city can be reached conveniently from the property, allowing guests to return to the peaceful countryside after a day of sightseeing.

Monuments and places of interest in the historic centre

Piazza Grande
The monumental heart of Arezzo and one of Tuscany’s most striking squares, Piazza Grande is surrounded by buildings from different historical periods. It is overlooked by the celebrated Logge designed by Giorgio Vasari and the Romanesque apse of the Pieve di Santa Maria. The square hosts both the Antiques Fair and the spectacular Saracen Joust.

Basilica of San Francesco
The basilica houses “The Legend of the True Cross”, the celebrated fresco cycle painted by Piero della Francesca and regarded as one of the great masterpieces of the Italian Renaissance. It is an essential visit for lovers of art and history.

Pieve di Santa Maria
One of the city’s most important Romanesque buildings, the church is distinguished by its façade featuring multiple rows of columns and by its unusual bell tower, traditionally known as the “tower of a hundred holes”. Its silhouette forms part of some of the historic centre’s most beautiful views.

Cathedral of Saints Peter and Donatus
Arezzo Cathedral dominates the upper part of the city and preserves important works connected with artists including Piero della Francesca and Andrea della Robbia. Nearby are the green Parco del Prato and the Medici Fortress, which commands extensive views over Arezzo and the surrounding hills.

Casa Vasari Museum
The house purchased and personally decorated by Giorgio Vasari is a rare surviving example of a late-Renaissance artist’s residence. Its frescoed rooms, grand fireplace hall and hanging garden reveal the life and creative vision of Arezzo’s celebrated painter, architect and art historian.

Archaeological Museum and Roman Amphitheatre
The museum explores the Etruscan and Roman origins of Arezzo through artefacts discovered throughout the surrounding area. The remains of the ancient Roman amphitheatre can still be seen beside the museum.

Nature and outdoor activities
Sargiano lies within an area of considerable natural interest. The nearby Bosco di Sargiano is a protected woodland distinguished by sessile oak trees and habitats of European importance. The surrounding hills are ideal for walking, hiking and cycling among forests, olive groves and panoramic country roads.

The Ponte Buriano and Penna Nature Reserve is also worth visiting. Extending along the River Arno, it features wetlands, riverside vegetation and a rich variety of wildlife. With its stone arches, the medieval Ponte Buriano creates one of the most recognizable landscapes in the Arezzo area. Those seeking a deeper immersion in nature can also explore the wooded hills and trails around the Alpe di Poti.

Traditions and events
On the first Sunday of every month and the preceding Saturday, central Arezzo hosts the Antiques Fair, one of Italy’s most important events of its kind. Piazza Grande also becomes the setting for the Saracen Joust, a medieval-style equestrian tournament accompanied by historical parades, traditional costumes and ceremonies involving the city’s ancient quarters.

Towns and destinations nearby

Cortona
An ancient Etruscan hill town overlooking the Valdichiana, Cortona is renowned for its historic walls, narrow stone streets, medieval buildings and sweeping views across the Tuscan countryside.

Castiglion Fiorentino
This town of Etruscan and medieval origin retains its walls, historic gateways, Renaissance loggias and the Cassero tower, which overlooks the Valdichiana and Valle di Chio.

Anghiari
A picturesque fortified town in the Valtiberina, associated with the famous battle of 1440, Anghiari is characterized by defensive walls, steep lanes, artisan workshops and beautiful views over the plain.

Food, wine and local flavours
A stay in Sargiano is also an opportunity to discover Arezzo’s culinary traditions, including pappardelle with duck sauce, Tuscan crostini, cured meats, local cheeses, Chianina beef and extra-virgin olive oil. The Terre di Arezzo Wine Route crosses the surrounding countryside, offering opportunities to taste Chianti Colli Aretini, Valdichiana wines and Vin Santo served with traditional cantucci biscuits.

In summary
Località Sargiano is an ideal base from which to experience authentic Tuscany: peaceful surroundings, rural landscapes and a slower pace of life, combined with easy access to the artistic treasures of Arezzo and some of the region’s most enchanting historic towns.

GET AROUND
Getting around from Località Sargiano, 5 in Arezzo is particularly easy by car, which is the recommended option for reaching the historic centre, rural areas and surrounding towns. The property lies in a peaceful hillside setting only a few kilometres from the city. While this location provides privacy and close contact with nature, a car, taxi or private transfer service is generally more convenient than public transport for everyday travel.

Driving and local connections
Central Arezzo can generally be reached from Località Sargiano in approximately 10–15 minutes, depending on traffic and the chosen route. Having a car makes it easy to explore Cortona, Castiglion Fiorentino, Anghiari, the Valdichiana, Casentino and Valtiberina valleys, as well as the natural areas around Alpe di Poti and Ponte Buriano.

For maximum flexibility, guests are advised to arrive in their own vehicle or hire one at the railway station, in Arezzo or at the airport. The property has outdoor space suitable for parking.

Buses and local public transport
Urban and interurban bus services in Arezzo are operated by Autolinee Toscane, connecting the railway station, historic centre, main neighbourhoods and numerous destinations throughout the province.

Località Sargiano is situated in a rural area, where public transport is less extensive than in central Arezzo. A short car or taxi journey may therefore be needed to reach the most convenient urban bus stops. Timetables, stops and seasonal changes should be checked through the “at bus” website or app, which also provides real-time service information. Once in the city, buses offer connections to Piazza Guido Monaco, the railway station and the various districts of Arezzo.

Reaching the railway station
Arezzo railway station can generally be reached from the property in approximately 10–15 minutes by car or taxi. It is the main hub for regional and national rail services and lies on the principal Florence–Rome route.

Regional and fast regional trains operate from Arezzo to Firenze Santa Maria Novella, with typical journey times of around one hour. Other services connect the city with Chiusi, Rome, Perugia and destinations throughout central Italy. Intercity trains and selected Frecciarossa services are also available; frequency, stops and journey times vary according to the day and chosen service.

Reaching the airports
Florence Amerigo Vespucci Airport: approximately 1 hour 15 minutes to 1 hour 30 minutes by car. By public transport, travel by train from Arezzo to Firenze Santa Maria Novella and continue to the terminal on the T2 tram line.

Umbria International Airport – Perugia: approximately 1 hour 15 minutes to 1 hour 30 minutes by car, travelling through the Valdichiana towards Perugia. Public transport options include rail connections followed by the Umbria Airlink service from Perugia or Assisi railway stations.

Pisa Galileo Galilei Airport: approximately two hours by car, depending on traffic. Travelling by train normally involves reaching Florence, continuing to Pisa Centrale and then taking the airport connection.

Bologna Guglielmo Marconi Airport: approximately two hours by car. Alternatively, travel by train to Florence, continue by high-speed service to Bologna Centrale and use the airport connection.

Motorway connections
The nearest motorway access is the Arezzo tollgate on the A1 Milan–Naples motorway, located near Battifolle and connected to the city by the Arezzo–Battifolle link road. It can generally be reached from the property in approximately 20–25 minutes.

The A1 provides direct access towards Florence to the north and Rome to the south. The route towards Perugia, accessible from the Valdichiana exit, offers a convenient connection with Umbria. The nearby SR71 is an important local road for travelling towards Castiglion Fiorentino, Cortona and the Valdichiana.

In summary
Località Sargiano offers a strategic base for combining the Tuscan countryside with easy access to the city. A car provides the greatest freedom, while Arezzo railway station offers efficient connections with Florence, Rome and central Italy. Proximity to the A1 and access to several airports also make the property convenient for guests arriving from other regions or abroad. All travel times are approximate and may vary according to traffic and service schedules.

Tickets and Information
Trenitalia (connections from Arezzo railway station) – 06 3000

Autolinee Toscane (urban and interurban buses in Arezzo) – 800 14 24 24

Radio Taxi Arezzo (railway station, city centre and Località Sargiano) – +39 0575 382626

Mobility Office of the Municipality of Arezzo – +39 0575 377122

ATAM Arezzo (parking, travel information and mobility services) – 800 381730


House Rules
This property requires online check-in through its own channel and asks its guests for the image of a document such as an identity card or passport for citizens of the European Union; ONLY Passport for non-EU citizens (NO residence permit) for identification, communication and registration of tourist flows to the competent authorities. Personal data will be processed in accordance with the provisions of the General Data Protection Regulation (GPDR) law 2016/679 of the European Parliament.
• If you do not complete the online check-in, the documents must be provided either via the chat of the booking channel or through other channels one day before check-in.
• In case of non-delivery of the identification documents
THE CHECK-IN INSTRUCTION WILL NOT BE SENT

Late check-in and late check-out are not permitted