Formerly an olive mill, this Tuscan villa combines rustic charm with modern design elements. Just outside the small hamlet of Iesa, the villa is nestled in the serene Tuscan hills, surrounded by verda.....
From its privileged spot in the heart of Crete Senesi, this home opens its doors to classic Tuscan views and timeless Italian charm. Nestled within two acres of private land, you'll find the main hous.....
Located in the Tuscan countryside, this traditional villa offers plenty of privacy thanks to its rural location. The home is set across three levels and split into the main house and a separate annex,.....
The typically Tuscan gardens at this villa are home to a private swimming pool, patios and a gazebo shading the outdoor dining and lounge area. Inside, it's all traditional decor, like a lofty living.....
This nineteenth-century home perfectly embodies the spirit of Italian living. Bright, beautiful and full of character – you’ll find it all waiting in the picturesque village of Fabbrica.
From the.....
You’ll find this lavish Tuscan villa at the end of a tree-lined drive, where cypresses stand sentinel against the rolling landscape. A swimming pool set in the perfectly manicured lawn provides a cool.....
With your own turret (actually a former grain silo) and hilltop location in Tuscany, it doesn’t get more fairytale-pretty than this. Within the sprawling grounds of lawns and cypress trees, you’ll fin.....
An extremely spacious Tuscan-style villa surrounded by acres of olive trees and vineyards, this place is ideal for exploring the countryside – and with its fairytale Italian charm, makes a very dreamy.....
Amid scenic landscapes on the Tuscan hillside, the façade of this home resembles a countryside castle. Meanwhile, the interiors and amenities are just as impressive. With huge expansive terraces and a.....
Surrounded by flourishing trees with sweeping views across the hills of Chianti, every detail of this home sings with the natural beauty of Tuscany.
From the rustic interiors to the antique furnis.....
