Is there a gas option for the Santino oven?

Yes. Both the Santino 60 and 70 can be equipped with the Avanzinni Drago P1 burner, there are both propane and natural gas options. All of ovens (excluding DIY kits) have a circular cutout in the oven floor that can be removed to add in a burner. 

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