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This villa sits in idyllic countryside, yet is less than an hour’s drive from the centre of Rome, so you can get the best of both worlds. You’ll find this place perched between two golf courses, and a short walk from the banks of serene Lake Monterosi and the town of the same name. Spend a day exploring your surroundings or head to the Colosseum and ancient ruins of central Rome, a fifty-minute drive away.

The home itself is split across two separate villas, sharing a grand social space outdoors. Two swimming pools are connected by an infinity edge and beg for a dip on a hot day. Dine poolside under the shade of a parasol, or set up beneath the shaded veranda for a barbecue feast. Come sundown, the gazebo by the pool shades comfy sofas and chairs for an aperitivo. Across the private gardens, azaleas and roses bloom and the whole place is surrounded by olive groves.

Heading inside, honey-yellow walls are livened up with modern artworks and the old timber of the building is on display. Brick archways connect lounges with games rooms and there’s a full-size snooker table for evenings in. Bibliophiles will love the floor-to-ceiling bookcases, stuffed with paperbacks and gilded classics – the perfect accompaniment to a crackling fire in the main lounge. 

The Last Word

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This beautiful home is located in Nepi, just thirty minutes from Rome. It’s tucked away in the countryside but you can easily see the sights of the city and dine in some of Italy’s best restaurants – you get the best of both worlds here. We love the private pool and the garden, and the veranda is the perfect spot for alfresco dining. The home is located on an organic family farm – this is a rustic base that’s full of charm. 

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Turn off the small orchard-lined road down a dusty track and lay your eyes on this exquisite house that will transport you back in time. The owners have lovingly restored this farmhouse to its former glory, taking great care to create a spectacular home from home that's set to exceed all your expectations.

First impressions count, and they don't get much better than this. But what might not be immediately apparent on arrival is how the villa's old-world charm will slowly unveil itself to you throughout your stay here. From the fact that there's always a shaded spot by the pool to escape the heat, to the way the breeze picks up in the afternoon just as you're questioning whether you might have to retreat inside and how the sun settles on the seating area by the house each evening – these factors combine to create a stay that's sure to live long in the memory.

Inside, you'll find all the mod cons you'd expect sitting beneath elegant vaulted ceilings and surrounded by antique furniture. The spacious rooms provide plenty of space to socialise, as well as secluded spots to claim as your own when you want to lose yourself in the pages of a good book. The lush grounds don't disappoint either. Immaculately tended between guest visits, they're filled with centuries-old oaks, mature pine trees and luxuriant lawns. There's also a fenced-off pool, ideal for relaxing days by the pool.

While you might be off the beaten track, the villa is only sixty-five kilometres from Rome, so you can spend the morning enjoying your rural idyll before heading into the city for lunch and a chance to explore the capital's headline-grabbing sights.

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While Lazio has Rome as its regional capital, this bustling metropolis is only one face of this diverse district. Its natural landscapes feature an incredible array of lush fields, glistening lakes, and fertile farmlands. Just a seventeen-minute drive from Lake Vico, set in five thousand square feet of private grounds, this villa is right in the heart of the natural world.

Upon arrival, its red roof tiles stand out against the verdant green backdrop. Countryside views stretch out for miles from any angle, making it feel like a real retreat – but not without some luxury touches. We love the private pool at the rustic paved courtyard, and one level up you’ve got a cosy, outdoor dining terrace to shade you from the Italian sun.

Step inside to top up your glass of local wine, where you’ll find a kitchen and living space with original wooden beams propping up the sloped ceilings. Despite this rustic feel, with a chunky timber dining table to match, some of the furniture is surprisingly minimalist and modern. This is especially true of the floating staircase, a 21st-century update to this traditional country villa. Follow the steps up to the mezzanine for a relaxing slumber.

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Picture the setting of your perfect Italian getaway and it’ll probably look something like this. Sure, it may not be tucked away in the Tuscan hills, but this stretch of countryside is nothing to scoff at. Not only is it steeped in charm, but it’s situated within easy reach of Rome and Lake Bracciano, one of the cleanest swimming spots this side of the Mediterranean. Set off for a day of sightseeing, enjoy an action-packed day in the great outdoors or settle in for an afternoon of sunbathing by the private pool. Bliss.

Of course, the outside space is the star of the show here – how could it not be? – but there are plenty of pleasant surprises waiting for you indoors. From a hydromassage shower to a dedicated games room, your host has thought of everything – so why not treat yourself to a relaxing evening in? You’ve earnt it.

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Sitting within a medieval borgo (little village) whose heyday was the early 17th century, this villa complex embraces old-world Umbria. It’s pure peace and quiet out here between the endless olive groves (extra virgin olive oil is the region’s speciality) and rolling hills covered in a patchwork of fields. It’s five kilometres to Monte Castello di Vibio with its ancient theatre and fifteen kilometres to the pretty town of Todi for restaurants and supermarkets.

The yard, where wheat was once threshed by hand, is now home to a smattering of chairs and tables for tipples in the sunshine. The porticoed upper terrace is the perfect spot for breakfast, or big barbecue lunches, with views of the 22-hectare estate. But the crowning glory of the gardens has to be that Roman-style swimming pool with its panoramic view of the countryside.

Accommodation is split between three separate buildings set around the courtyard. Two annexes have their own kitchenettes, living rooms and dining area so the group can spread out. The main villa is home to myriad antique-filled lounges and living rooms, including a striking main lounge set around the ancient hearth. Low, wood-beamed ceilings and old agricultural tools on the walls give that rustic farmhouse feel. A little games room invites guests to sit down for a game of chess or to peruse the library of books in here. But the real bonus inside is the dedicated celebration room which is a vast, barn-like space which can be set up for dining, dancing or even a spot of yoga.

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Built in local stone, this renovated home is packed with character features, such as chestnut wood beams and handcrafted terracotta floors, which blend with modern luxuries. There are two living rooms here and there’s an exercise room which is on the lower floor. Outside, there's a dining area, a pergola with an alfresco lounge and an infinity pool with panoramic views of the Tuscan hills. Location-wise, this home is a short drive from the thermal springs of Terme di Saturnia. The beaches of the Tyrrhenian coast, such as Giannella Beach, are also reachable in around half an hour by car.

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With awe-inspiring views across the Umbrian valley, this home takes you on a journey to the green heart of Italy. 

Surrounded by giant pine trees as well as a working olive grove, every detail of this setting is steeped in the beauty of Italian living. And with eleven acres of land to explore, there’s everything you could need for an idyllic retreat. 

Stepping inside, you’ll find two floors dedicated to bringing warmth and comfort to your stay. From the elegant styling to the antique furnishings and traditional features, this is the kind of space that feels instantly welcoming. Open the patio doors and you’ll discover the transformative power of this home. From sunrise to sunset, the serene terrace invites you to relax, dine and simply savour the majestic views. 

Nestled within the olive trees, the swimming pool provides a refreshing sanctuary – a quiet space to feel rejuvenated and inspired by the surroundings. And whether you’re lounging here or enjoying golden-hour drinks and al fresco dining on the balcony, this home makes it easy to enjoy the magic of outdoor living. 

Follow the views and you’ll find an abundance of opportunities for hiking, sight-seeing and sampling the delicious local cuisine and renowned Umbrian wine. The ancient hill town of Narni and the charming city of Orvieto are less than a thirty-minute drive away. 

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The view from this 13th-century tower-turned-villa could be the envy of every Italian landscape painter. The hills of the Monte Rufeno national park, kissed golden at sunset and sunrise, sprawl before you and there’s probably no better place to take it all in than from the edge of the infinity pool. If the Italian sun gets too much, retreat to the lounge and dining area beneath the vine-dappled pergola – there’s a traditional stone-built pizza oven and grill out here for the chef of the group to try some regional classics alfresco. 

You can still dine with a view indoors, thanks to the sunroom with its walls of glass – the ideal spot for breakfast. While the rest of the tower and annexe is all wood-beam ceilings and terracotta floors, the kitchen feels sleek and modern with a dedicated wine fridge to chill your orvietos and pinot grigios. Apart from aspiring chefs, there’s plenty to entertain all kinds of visitors here – hit the gym and unwind with a sauna session after, head to the media room for a movie night or tuck yourself away with a book from the big collection of holiday reads. Winding your way up the staircases of the old tower, the view gets better and better. You’ll find bedrooms on the upper levels, with fabulous antique beds and ensuites – some with slipper tubs for a long soak.

Out here on the Tuscan- Lazio-Umbrian border, hiking trails snake through the Monte Rufeno national park and vineyards tumble town the hillsides (in fact, there’s a winery on the estate). Should you wish to stock up on supplies or explore the medieval streets of the nearest picturesque Tuscan town, Orvieto is a short drive away.  

The Landscape Artist

This is a rural Italian escape to remember. This 18th-century home has been restored using local natural materials, ensuring its Tuscan heritage is in full view. The villa stands in unspoiled gardens within seemingly endless fields and woodland – you’ll feel a million miles from the hustle and bustle, but the shops, restaurants, and thermal springs of San Casciano dei Bagni are less than 5 kilometres away. You’ll need a car to explore the area, but your efforts will be rewarded with visits to some of Tuscany’s most picturesque spots. 


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This sun-drenched villa is perfect for a family getaway to the gorgeous region of Tuscany, with plenty of space for everyone to gather together under the sun or indoors. Cosy up in front of the TV on the comfy sofas with a lovely view of the verdant surroundings or enjoy a light bite at the circular dining table by the patio door. The outdoor barbeque provides guests with a bounty of delectable meals to enjoy in the great weather, be it lunch or dinner. Spend evenings relaxing on the patio while you play board games with the whole family as the sun sets behind the silhouettes of the trees or take a dip in the pool for a quick swim to finish off the day.

Unwinding has never been easier with the backdrop of the Tuscan landscape – you'll also find yourself surrounded by a charming olive grove that stretches over fifteen hectares. A twenty–three–minute drive takes you to the medieval village of Capalbio which has some gorgeous architecture sprinkled throughout. There's also a delightful ancient spa town called Saturnia that has some incredibly sumptuous hot springs.

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This rustic Italian retreat looks out over a peaceful Umbrian valley, yet it’s only a short walk into the historic centre of Amelia for the local cheese shop, bars, bakeries and grocery shops. Covered outdoor lounges beneath rose-dappled pergolas and a summer kitchen embrace the bucolic life, while the modern swimming pool keeps things in the 21st century.  Inside, it feels like the old world in the open kitchen, living and dining room with a working stone hearth for chilly evenings. Each bedroom has a set of French windows opening up to the first-floor or ground-floor terraces and one bedroom has its own entrance from the garden.  

L'Ameria

Traditional and cosy, this villa has all the hallmarks of an Umbrian getaway. The private pool is open in the summer and boasts panoramic views of the surrounding hills. Indoors, there's plenty of character to admire – the home was built in 1616, after all. Our favourite spot is the conservatory-style lounge, with its large windows showing off the scenery. Two bedrooms are located in a separate annexe, making it ideal for those wanting a bit more space and privacy. As for location, you'll be based near the medieval village of Monte Castello di Vibio and within easy driving distance of Todi, Perugia, and Orvieto.

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You can relax on this semi-detached villa’s private terrace overlooking the shared pool – there’s also a furnished loggia for when you want some shade. Inside, the interiors are classically Tuscan, with terracotta floors and wooden beams. Both bedrooms have views over the communal grounds and countryside. When you feel like exploring, there are plenty of hills and forests to go hiking in, or visit charming towns and villages such as Roccalbegna, 6 kilometres away. Alternatively, you can head to the spa town of Saturnia with its Etruscan ruins, hot springs and a piazza lined with restaurants.

Wild Tuscany

You can watch the stunning sunsets from this stone farmhouse in the Umbrian hills. Take in the views of the surrounding valleys from the private pool, garden and balcony – wonderful memories with family and friends are sure to be created here. The accommodation, set over three floors, is split between the main house and an annexe which has two more bedrooms and and a kitchen area. Another highlight is the location – it’s only 12 kilometres from the historical centre of Todi, with its medieval buildings, piazzas, palaces and Roman relics.

An Umbrian Rhapsody

Culinary types, rejoice – Quattro Formaggi has everything an epicurean could need. Take self-catering to the next level by harvesting vegetables from the garden, picking olives from the trees, or even catching your own fish from the pond (rods provided). Assemble your ingredients in the outdoor kitchen, then roast them on the barbecue or pop them on a pizza base for baking in the stone oven. There’s even a cantinetta for storing and serving wine. Once you’ve cleared away the plates, relax in the mosaic-encrusted pool for spectacular views over Tuscany.

Quattro Formaggi

Arriving at this Umbrian villa, you wouldn’t think it was a new build – it’s got all the character and charm of an old, Italian farmhouse with brick-lined, arched windows and a terracotta roof. It’s built with local stone and embraces organic architecture. Blending in with its bucolic surroundings, it looks out over the Oasi di Alviano nature reserve – home to protected Umbrian flora and fauna. It’s a short drive to Terni to explore ancient ruins and local cuisine in family-run restaurants and a traditional medieval hilltop town awaits at Todi nearby.

The first thing that catches the eye is the inviting, Roman-style swimming pool that looks out over the fauna-filled valley and patchwork fields to hazy hills in the distance. A loggia-style dining area houses a table for the group and a barbecue grill, all with that stunning view before you. Steal away to the olive grove and curl up in a hammock with a holiday read.

Inside, antique and vintage pieces throughout add to the old farmhouse feel of the home, alongside wooden ceilings and terracotta tiled floors. A huge double-sided fireplace sits between the dining and living room for cosy evenings in. The view from the arched window in here is simply sublime – framed like a picture on the exposed stone wall. Up on a mezzanine level, you’ll find a secluded little reading nook to hide away in.  

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As far as villas go, you don't get much more 'hilltop' than this. Soak up the views across the Umbrian hills towards the city of Todi, a tableau so beautiful so you'll never want to leave. The scents of jasmine, lavender, and roses follow you down the stone steps to the infinity pool, which is surrounded by sun loungers and a shaded gazebo. The views take centre-stage in the villa, too – large windows surround the space, where you'll find a country-style kitchen with an island and a cosy living space with a corner sofa and fireplace. A marble staircase leads upstairs to the bedrooms, where you'll wake up each morning to similarly spectacular country vistas. Sip your coffee outside on the terrace, then spend the morning sunbathing on the perfectly manicured lawn. Take the 10-minute drive to Todi to wander the cobbled streets and explore local restaurants – you might recognise some of the plazas from Italian movies. Pick up some local wine to enjoy with a barbecue back at your villa, and savour a glass while admiring the stunning sunset over the surrounding hills.

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Perched on its own hilltop and just twenty minutes from Saturnia's famous thermal springs, this traditional farmhouse is the place for you if you're really trying to get away from it all. With nothing to bother you apart from the sounds of the local wildlife and the twinkling of the stars at night, it's a rural retreat for nature lovers, artists and musicians. Here the order of the day is country walks, reading in the shade, whipping up delicious meals each evening and just generally enjoying the good life. There's no need to rush anything here.

But if, after breakfast on the terrace, those views across the iconic hills have motivated you to explore, that's easily done too. Head to the surrounding villages to see their Etruscan and Roman ruins, explore Montemerano – a twenty-five-minute drive away – and don't miss the nearby thermal springs. A little isolated for some, it's a short drive to pick up supplies or eat out – but for others, this is the magic of this place.

Silent Hills

A trip to rustic Tuscany is always a good idea – and staying in this beautiful home seals the deal. This gorgeous pale stone house is tucked just outside of the small town of Palazzone in the Tuscan countryside. Far-reaching views of the lush countryside of Tuscany and Umbria make for a magnificent backdrop, complementing the centuries-old trees, olive groves, and meadows that surround the home. This is an idyll, where the scent of lavender carries on the breeze. 

The garden is a haven of tranquillity and natural beauty. Float in the swimming pool while you watch bees bob around the flowers, the hum of insects the only sound to disturb the peace. Spend hours at the alfresco dining table, turning languid lunches into lively dinners as the sun sinks in the sky and the wine is poured more freely. 

When the Tuscan sun is at its strongest, shelter in the traditional living room, beneath wooden beams. The villa is cool and calm, with enough room for everyone to enjoy their own space. 

You might like to drive out to explore the region, popping into Palazzone to eat pizza in the much-loved restaurant. The town is famous for its wine production, and is a far offshoot of the Chianti region – you can happily spend an afternoon or two visiting the local vineyards and sampling the wine. Your host’s family produces their own wine and olive oil – add some freshly baked bread and local cheese, and you have the makings of a perfect lunch. 


Honey & Lavender

A haven of calm, this beautiful villa seamlessly blends traditional Tuscan charm with modern comforts. The renovated retreat sits in Tuscan Maremma, offering far-reaching rural views from the well-tended garden. Sit amidst cypresses, eucalyptus, and olive trees to soak up the sun, or dine alfresco in the shade of the bamboo pergola – pick fresh veg in the organic garden. The outside space, with a private pool, is delightful, but the villa is equally special. Admire contemporary furnishings alongside exposed chestnut beams and handcrafted travertine floors in this bright, welcoming home. 

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Perched on the hills overlooking the Tiber valley, this home truly embodies the timeless beauty of Umbria. 

Surrounded by vineyards, trees and sculpted gardens, every detail of this unique villa sings with the natural abundance of its setting. And from the moment of arrival, you’ll want to pause and savour its majestic presence. 

From the inspiring views and traditional craftsmanship to the elegant simplicity of the styling, this is the kind of space that inspires an immediate sense of wellbeing. Set across two buildings, you’ll find the interiors provide a sanctuary – the perfect setting to relax, unwind and share beautiful candlelit dinners. And whether you’re enjoying quality time together or quiet moments alone, you’ll find this home transforms to suit the mood of the moment. 

Stepping outside, the garden welcomes you to bask in the idyllic beauty of this location. From quiet mornings on the terrace to refreshing swims, afternoon strolls and golden-hour drinks, there’s everything you could need to experience the beating heart of Italian living (including your own wine cellar).

When you’re inspired to explore beyond this sanctuary, you’ll find it’s just a short drive to the region's most beautiful medieval hill towns. Days can be sightseeing, hiking, and sampling delicious local cuisine whilst savouring the unique charm of this special landscape. 

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