La Stallina is a gracious maisonette set in an ancient seventeenth-century building that once served as a stable.
Positioned in a secluded location within the main garden, La Stallina's private terrace offers a breathtaking view over vineyards and the Tuscan hills.
The original terracotta tiled floors date from the sixteenth-century and the interior features exposed beamed ceilings and a rustic corner fireplace in the spacious living room. The living area has a sofa bed, and the interior style combines original architecture with contemporary designer touches.
The maisonette includes a kitchenette. The bedroom features a double bed and the bathroom is decorated with Carrara marble and equipped with a shower and a bathtub.
La Stallina hides in plain sight in the heart of Borgo Pignano.
74 mq - 796 sq.ft.
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1 Queen size bed
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Borgo Pignano has six villas of various sizes.
They are available separately, but large families or groups of friends often choose to occupy two or three.
Each of the villas has a generous, heated swimming pool and comes with an electric buggy and, best of all, concierge service.
Borgo Pignano’s eighteenth century villa is surrounded by gardens overlooking pristine landscapes of Tuscany which Renaissance artists such as Filippo Brunelleschi and Piero della Francesca, would still recognize.
Perched on a hilltop, the villa’s rooms offer views of olive groves, vineyards, fields, woods and ravishing sunsets.
There are fourteen elegant rooms and suites, some with original frescoes and all with en-suite marble and travertine bathrooms. A grand stone staircase leads to the upper stories and an elevator serves all floors.
Some of the works are by well-known modern and contemporary British artists while many have been made during residences by students and alumni of The Royal Drawing School, established by King Charles III.
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