Charming luxury Farmhouse + private pool in the Etruscan/Roman bronze statuary

San Casciano dei Bagni: A Tuscan Gem on the Border of the Val d’Orcia a charming Tuscan village at the gateway to the Val d’Orcia, blends history, wellness, and luxury in a strategic location between Rome, Florence, and Siena. Famous for its ancient natural thermal baths, the town has recently gained attention due to the discovery of extraordinary Etruscan bronze statues, further enhancing its historical and cultural prestige.
Outside peace and nature,inside Italian styling and the art of hospitality. An old stone ‘podere’ restored to its former beauty sits on a hill over looking the valley of San Casciano dei Bagni. where 24 Etrurian and Roman statues have been discovered and you can admire with an easy walk.
During the excavation campaign at the Etruscan-Roman sanctuary connected to the ancient sacred pool of the Bagno Grande thermo-mineral spring in San Casciano Dei Bagni, Siena, more than 20 bronze statues in perfect condition, votive offerings, and other objects, as well as five thousand gold, silver, and bronze coins, were discovered.
This exclusive luxury mansion was built in the 15th century with old stones taken from the river Rigo and it was part of the Grand Duke Ferdinando I de' Medici land proprieties.The surroundings offer hot springs whose therapeutic properties were known since ancient times.The property sits in 18 acres of garden with oak trees, linden-trees, cypresses and a terrace full of many Mediterranean plants, where one can relax and have a pleasant stay outside.Guests staying at Podere Banditelle can truly immerse themselves in the beautiful Tuscan countryside, with its charming medieval villages, vineyards and olive groves.
The estate is situated at an altitude of 450 m above sea level. The climate is usually full of sunshine with a light breeze. Baby cots, high chairs, steriliser are available for babies if needed.
Stunningly preserved bronze statues found just 3 miles from the house. Italian archaeologists have unearthed 24 beautifully preserved bronze statues believed to date back to ancient Roman times.
The statues were discovered under the muddy ruins of an ancient bathhouse in San Casciano dei Bagni, Depicting Hygieia, Apollo and other Greco-Roman gods, the figures are said to be around 2,300 years old. Most of the statues - which were found submerged beneath the baths alongside around 6,000 bronze, silver and gold coins - date to between the 2nd Century BC and the 1st Century AD.
Pls check on google and you will be amazed to spend your time in the famous and marvellous Val D'orcia area (unesco heritage).A Corner of Pure Beauty
Living in San Casciano dei Bagni means immersing yourself in a postcard landscape, with rolling green hills and picturesque alleys. With its historic buildings and welcoming atmosphere, you can experience the true Italian village life, with a perfect blend of history, nature, and luxury - away from the crowds yet easily accessible.Natural Thermal Baths and Relaxation
San Casciano dei Bagni is renowned worldwide for its natural thermal springs. The mineral-rich thermal water flows at a temperature of around 40°C and has beneficial and healing properties. Additionally, there are free natural thermal pools in the surrounding area, perfect for relaxing while immersed in nature.A Treasure of History
San Casciano dei Bagni dates back to the Etruscan and Roman eras. Recently, an extraordinary discovery - considered one of the most important in recent decades - has been made: a collection of bronze statues and inscriptions from the Etruscan period, buried in a sanctuary dedicated to the gods of the waters.