Casa Ollie

In this nineteenth-century Tuscan farmhouse, completely surrounded by greenery and facing south, you will find a renovated and bright environment. Under your windows, which overlook an evergreen forest, roe deer graze. Casa Ollie takes its name from the owner's hard-haired dachshund, Petra, who left us after 16 years of serene and happy life. The accommodation tax is payable at the property at €2.50 per person per night. The space Casa Ollie is a charming two-story farmhouse, surrounded by the greenery of the Tuscan countryside and renovated to offer a bright and welcoming environment. On the ground floor, a large open space houses the kitchen, the dining room and a living room with a fireplace, creating a warm and convivial atmosphere. Petra's room, with its own private bathroom, is reserved for the host, while guests can enjoy a living room with a fireplace and a well-stocked bookcase. The living room sofa turns into a comfortable bed, available upon request to accommodate one or two more people. A shared bathroom, equipped with a large shower and a washer-dryer, is available for guests, with a small contribution for the use of the washing machine. The property, facing south, offers an enchanting view of the evergreen forest, where you can often spot grazing deer. Casa Ollie is named after the owner's wire-haired dachshund, Petra, who lived a peaceful and happy life here for 16 years. This nineteenth-century farmhouse is a perfect refuge for those seeking tranquility and contact with nature. Guest access Casa Ollie is located on a hill within a large property that is part of the village of Pugiano, inhabited by members of the family. Surrounded by greenery, the house is a nineteenth-century Tuscan farmhouse, facing south, renovated and bright. From the windows you can admire the evergreen forest, where the roe deer graze. The surrounding forest is crossed by wide paths and populated by rich wildlife, including wild boars, porcupines, badgers, weasels, wild rabbits, pheasants, hawks and buzzards. It is also the realm of nocturnal birds such as barn owls and owls, which nest in the old medieval tower. Swallows, which visit the property every year, nest in the tool sheds and fill the air with their festive flights and cheerful cries. Casa Ollie is named after the owner's wire-haired dachshund, Petra, who lived a peaceful and happy life for 16 years. This property offers direct access to nature and tranquility, making it an ideal place for those seeking a retreat immersed in natural beauty and history. During your stay Petra, a resident of the farmhouse, offers a unique interaction experience with guests. He is available to accompany you on walks in the woods and in San Gimignano, sharing his passion for cultural exchange and socializing. Every evening, around 7 p.m., Petra invites guests to a convivial aperitif, where you can enjoy a good glass of wine and local products. Upon request, Petra organizes cooking workshops with local products and fresh handmade pasta, and offers to guide guests to discover the main towns in the area, enriching their stay with authentic and memorable experiences. Other things to note All pets are welcome. The children, who will be happy to explore the woods in search of the traces of wild boars and other wild animals, are the guests of honor. There are cats and a very sweet dog on the property. The house is protected from insects thanks to mosquito nets on all windows. If you have a small traveling companion, they are welcome. However, large animals such as Great Danes and Saint Bernards will not be able to stay in the room with their owner, but they will be able to sleep in the boiler room.