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Our Villas in Tuscany
Our complete selection includes villas with swimming pools, historical residences, castles, country houses and vacation houses in Tuscany. Each property on the list is the fruit from our thorough verification and continuous local search to “unearth” Tuscany’s authentic corners hidden and most unique accommodations.
Our experts periodically visit the properties that we work with to make sure they meet our high standards.
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Monticiano
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Private pool
Internet connectionVilla Podernovo is an 18th century Tuscan farmhouse, tastefully renovated and located south of Siena, near the Abbey of San Galgano and the Hermitage of Montesiepi, where the famous "sword in the rock" is located. The villa, secluded but not isolated, is the ideal place for a quiet holiday in the nature, in one of the most suggestive areas of Tuscany.
Sovicille
10
Pet friendlyPrivate poolInternet connectionVilla La Sovrana is an old stone farmhouse, recently renovated maintaining all the original features of a typical Tuscan farmhouse. It is located in the heart of the Sienese countryside, in a very quiet position.
Carpineta
7
Pet friendlyPrivate poolInternet connectionPodere Cennano is part of a tuscan farmhouse which includes also another building composed by 2 apartments. Both houses have been lovingly restored in traditional Tuscan style, using original materials and nicely furnished with antiques.
Chiusdino
12
Pet friendlyPrivate poolInternet connectionSet in the green countryside of Siena and perched upon the hill of Montesiepi lies the historic country residence of La Cappella. It is located between the Abbey of San Galgano and the Chapel of Montesiepi, where the legendary Sword in the Stone is kept. La Capella was built around the same period as the adjacent Romanesque Church of Montesiepi, and was to become a convent. Much later it came to be...