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Silvia
is half French and half Italian but was born and raised in Italy
until 18. Afterwards she moved to the United States where she
graduated from Pittsburgh University and met her husband Charles.
Charles
is a native of the United States and practiced law for thirty years,
specializing in transborder commercial transactions.
After living
and working for sixteen years in Brazil, Switzerland, the United
Kingdom and France, and traveling extensively around the world, we
decided to turn our experiences to advantage by opening a small
inn. We purchased the property that is now Dolce Toscana Country
Inn in 1994 and spent two years renovating it to a high standard.
Our mission is to offer our guests a unique and personal vacation
experience in the heart of the Etruscan Riviera, where the
countryside remains much as it was two centuries ago and no tour
buses clog the streets of our charming medieval villages. We lived
in California as well.
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At Dolce
Toscana, we offer you a choice of unique accommodations, each of
which has been completely renovated and individually decorated to a
high standard, and a choice of two “lifestyles” to fit the vacation
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Our Nespola
apartment, with two bedrooms, one large bath, living/dining area,
kitchenette and use of a large patio, is located on the upper floor
and sleeps up to five. One bedroom offers a panoramic view of the
Cecina River valley, and the other overlooks our extensive private
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Our Ciliegia
apartment is on the ground floor, with two bedrooms, two large
baths, living/dining area and kitchenette. It features a private
terrace overlooking vineyards and the Cecina River valley and sleeps
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The La Quercia
villa, 130 sq. meters (1,400 sq. ft.) sleeps up to up to four
persons and offers a high level of comfort, with two bedrooms, two
baths, a large great room with complete gourmet kitchen, dining
area, fireplace and sitting room, laundry facilities and a large
private terrace and garden overlooking the Cecina River valley. |
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