Cetinale

Cetinale overlooks Val d'Orcia from a hillside where a 17th-century villa and a baroque chapel sit amid formal gardens and natural landscape transitions. The property holds 80-140 guests across the villa's salons and garden pavilions. A 32-image portfolio reveals the villa's restrained neoclassical façade and the garden's orchestrated progression—parterre formality to cypress allée to wild countryside beyond. Three awards underscore the property's successful navigation of preservation-sensitive events. The setting attracts couples prioritizing landscape view over interior grandeur.

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