Podere RinasciDentro ( entire farmhouse )

Directly on the EROICA and STRADE BIANCHE CYCLE PATH; 6 km from the RAPOLANO SPA, in the poetic beauty of Italy. Harmony, simplicity, time slowed down by stillness, serenity, are the ingredients of that Holy Beauty that a holiday must rekindle in the Spirit. We have deliberately left the rustic soul, the taste for harmony among things: the rooms have been designed to revive the healthy everyday life of the past. Relax... The space The FarmHouse was built in the 10th century as a watchtower to control access between the Val d 'Orcia and the Sienese territories, both from the Crete Senesi and from the roads that from Arezzo reached Siena and beyond (the view embraces a vast territory between Siena, Grosseto and Pisa). From 1260, after the Battle of Montaperti cited by Dante in the Divine Comedy, and which took place 2 km from the Podere, the entire area was purchased by the Piccolomini family (including 2 Popes: Pius II and Pius III and a Venerable, born Bianca Maria Piccolomini, who among other things lived in the 20th century within the walls of the Casale, and whose life is being examined by the Vatican Commission called Pope Francis, for the cause of Beatification). Inside it has a natural spring diverted in 1480 into a large covered washhouse inside the Property. The ancient cellar was an Etruscan tomb on an older path, now disappeared, which however in its original path crossed the hall (once also used as a stable). The thousand-year-old perimeter walls of the tower are visible in almost all their original structure inside the Casolare. The upper hall preserves, although restored, a hidden kitchen, typical of the Risorgimento period (with a large fireplace for cooking and indeed a sink with a worktop inserted between the walls of the room with two wooden doors that covered its features and the small pantry). The bread oven outside, still in perfect working order today, which stands outside the Casolare is from the 19th century, as is the adjacent barn. The Casolare has been restored several times also between the 20th and 21st centuries, trying to leave its history and millenary imprint as visible as possible. The flooring of many rooms, in particular, is almost 600 years old. The environment deserves a lot of respect and we ask our Guests to have absolute consideration for it. We remain available for the curiosity of those who stay there, given that many well-known historical events have occurred in the adjacent lands. Upon arrival, we ask guests for a deposit of 900.00** euros, which we will return immediately upon departure, after having verified that there has been no damage to the structure and objects inside and outside of it by those who stayed there. **The rental contract for a holiday home, the so-called tourist rental contract, is governed, like other forms of rental, by Article 1571 et seq. of the Civil Code, but unlike other types of contracts, it does not provide for the obligation to pay a deposit or a caution. However, if a caution is established at the choice and discretion of the contracting parties, the owner may retain this sum at the end of the duration of the contract as compensation for any damage to the property or for the payment of utilities, if these are not included in the rental price and remain unpaid. Article 1587 of the Civil Code, however, requires the tenant to maintain the rental property in the same conditions in which it was delivered and exclusively for the agreed use. Therefore, he cannot decline responsibility and will be required to pay the relevant compensation if the damage caused is estimated to be greater than the caution paid, upon request of the landlord. It is therefore necessary to stipulate a contract between the parties which, if it does not exceed 30 days, has no obligation to register. The tourist rental contract must be drawn up in written form under penalty of nullity, pursuant to Law 09 December 1998, no. 431 and must contain all the conditions and data relating to the property and the contractors, as well as the amount of the rent (and any deposit or caution paid), the expenses included or excluded in the price (electricity, gas, condominium, cleaning, etc.), the terms of delivery and the times established for the return of the keys. IN ITALIAN: The Casolare was built in the 10th century as a watchtower because it controlled the access between the Vald'Orcia and the Senesi territories, both from the Crete Senesi and from the streets that from Arezzo came to Siena and beyond ( the view embraces a vast territory between Siena, Grosseto and Pisa ) . From 1260, after the Battle of Montaperti mentioned by Dante in the Divine Comedy, and which took place 2 km from Podere, the entire area was purchased by the Piccolomini family (including 2 Popes: Pius II and Pius III and a Venerable, to the century Bianca Maria Piccolomini, who among other things lived in the 20th century within the walls of the Casale, and whose life is at the sieve of the Vatican Commission instigated by Pope Francis, for the cause of Beatification). Inside it has a natural spring deviated in 1480 in a large covered sink inside the Property. The ancient cellar was an Etruscan tomb on an older path, now missing, but on its original path it crossed the living room (once used as a stable ). The millenary perimeter walls of the tower are visible in almost all of their original structure inside the Casolare. The upper living room preserves, although restored, a vanishing kitchen, typical of the Risorgimentale period (with a large fireplace for cooking and in fact a sink with a worktop located within the walls of the room with two wooden doors that cover the features and the small pantry). The Bread Oven on the outside, still fully functioning to date, which is located outside the Casolare is from the 19th century as well as the adjacent barn. The Casolare has also been restored several times between the 20thand 21st Sec. trying to leave its History and Millennial imprint as visible as possible. The flooring of many rooms, in particular, is almost 600 years old. The environment deserves a lot of respect and we ask Guests to have absolutely respect for it. We remain available for the curiosity of those who stay there, since many historical facts have happened in the adjacent lands. Upon arrival, we ask guests for a deposit of 900.00** euros, which we will return immediately upon departure, after verifying that there has been no damage to the structure and to the objects inside and outside of it by those who have stayed there. **The rental contract of a holiday home, so-called tourist rental contract, is governed, like other forms of rental, by article 1571 et seq. of the Civil Code, but unlike other types of contracts, there is no obligation to pay a deposit or security deposit. However, if a security deposit is established at the option and option of the contractors, the owner may withhold such sum at the end of the contract as compensation for any damage to the property or for the payment of utilities, if they are not included in the rental price and remain unpaid. Article 1587 of the Civil Code, in any case, requires the tenant to maintain the rental property in the same condition as it was delivered and exclusively for the agreed use. Therefore, he or she will not be liable and will be required to compensate if the damage caused is estimated to be higher than the amount of the security deposit paid, upon request of the landlord. Therefore, you must enter into a contract between the parties that, if it does not exceed 30 days, is not required to register. The tourist rental contract must be drawn up in writing under penalty of invalidity, in accordance with Law no. 431 of December 9, 1998 and must contain all the conditions and data relating to the property and the contractors, as well as the amount of the rental fee (and any deposit or security deposit paid), the expenses included or excluded in the price (electricity, gas, condominium, cleaning, etc.), the delivery terms and the deadlines set for the return of the keys. Guest access All areas are open to the public, except the owner's residence. We decline any responsibility for domestic or extra-domestic accidents caused by the irresponsible behavior of Guests that occur on the property and within the Podere Rinascidentro. Any damage, theft, or unlawful acts that alter or impede the use of the Villa by subsequent Guests or others, caused by the Property, will be the responsibility of the Guest. IN ITALIAN: All areas are open to the public, except the owner's accommodation. We decline any responsibility for domestic or extra-domestic accidents caused by the irresponsible behavior of Guests that occur on the property and within Podere Rinascidentro. Any damage, theft and illegal actions that alter or force the suspension of the use of the Villa to subsequent Customers and others, caused to the Structure will be the responsibility of the Guest. Registration Details IT052002C2A6GQ7XU5