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Tranquil doesn’t even begin to describe this wonderful apartment. It’s tucked away in the hills above Bagni di Lucca, in a tiny village that’s quiet even in the height of summer. You’ll share the grounds and outdoor pool with four villas, but there’s plenty of space. Stunning views can be admired from almost every angle here, with far-reaching vistas of the surrounding hills and forests. The apartment is rustic in style, with exposed stone walls and terracotta floor tiles. It’s the perfect retreat for a romantic getaway. 

Italian Stone

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Picture peaceful moments on your private terrace, overlooking forest-topped hills. Or lounging beside the pretty shared pool in the Tuscan sunshine. This scenic apartment is petite yet perfectly charming, packing plenty of character into a small space. There’s a rustic kitchen for home-cooked meals, a cosy lounge, and a bedroom where you can wake up to views of those picturesque hills. Outside, you’ll find the communal pool – perfect for a refreshing dip. We love this home for a romantic retreat or solo getaway, in a tiny village that remains satisfyingly serene even in summer. It's day-trip distance from Lucca too – a fairy tale town where you can stroll or cycle the old city walls.

Stone Dreams

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If you're seeking seclusion among the gorgeous Tuscan hills, this stone-built villa is the perfect escape. Offering elegant calm indoors and a beautiful range of outdoor spaces – including leafy green grounds, a private pool area, and multiple terraces with panoramic views for dining and reclining – this home feels like a true hideaway for couples or families in search of la dolce vita. The location is certainly remote – the nearby hamlet has around forty residents – but if you're keen to explore, you won't be far from the smaller spa town of Bagna di Lucca, while larger settlements like Lucca and Pisa can be reached in around an hour.

Chestnut Woods

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This stone cottage in the Tuscan hills boasts views across the surrounding mountains and valleys. Set in a secluded spot on the edge of a large village, you’ll have peace and quiet here, with the convenience of shops, restaurants, and bars within walking distance, as well as a trio of historic towns – Barga, Borgo a Mozzano, and Bagni di Lucca – within a thirty-minute drive. The private pool may be small, but the panoramic countryside views from the water more than make up for that. Inside, the two bedrooms are separated by a bamboo wall so they aren’t the most private – we think this home is best suited to a couple or family.   

The Hillside Retreat

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This charming stone villa is an ideal base for those seeking outdoor adventures. Nestled near the Apennines near Lucca, in summer you can hike, cycle, and climb, and in winter, you can ski. In the valleys of the Garfagnana, you can enjoy rafting and canyoning too – it really is a thrill-seekers' paradise. Back home, the villa has a warm, traditional Tuscan style, while the outdoor space was made for relaxing after a busy day. Soak in the pool, sip wine on the sun-kissed terraces and relive the day’s adventures – what’s not to love?

Chestnut & Vine

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Situated on the edge of the village of Brandeglio, just a short drive from Lucca, this elegant Tuscan villa offers stunning views of the surrounding forests and hills. The outside areas are particularly enticing, with a large terrace, perfect for alfresco meals, and a swimming pool with breathtaking views. The inside emanates rustic charm, with plenty of comfy spots for the whole family to relax and enjoy some quality time – be it one of the two living rooms or the dining area, perfect for those family feasts. 

Tuscany's Magic

If you’re in search of tradition and timeless Italian charm, look no further than this home. Sitting on the edge of the tiny village of Brandeglio, this is the perfect setting to slow down, relax and experience the magic of Italy. Enjoy lazy days by the pool and magical evenings on the terrace. Inside, the rooms combine character with contemporary comfort to ensure optimum relaxation. Your host is on hand to help organise sweet extras like private chefs and guided tours. Plus, this areas is perfect for walking, cycling and wine tasting. It’s also just a short drive to Bagni di Lucca where you’ll find the nearest amenities. 

The Real High

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This charming apartment is located in perfect tranquillity inside a converted ancient palace, where the environment has been impeccably refurbished whilst respecting the original structure. We love how much greenery surrounds this home, and how it can make you appreciate the simple things in life as you take a long walk through the flora, breathing in the fresh air and listening to the bird's chirp. The wooden beams definitely give this home the character it deserves, as do the shutters that can be opened to let in light as you gaze out over the trees of an ancient noble villa.
 
When you want to be a part of the city's hustle and bustle, take the sixteen-minute drive to Lucca and bike along the city walls, losing yourself in the history of what would've been, before indulging in some retail therapy in the Old Town. Admire Piazza dell'Anfiteatro, a magnificent square constructed on the ruins of the ancient Roman amphitheatre that spreads a mix of historical beauty and true Italian flavour – stop for a bite to eat in the courtyard with innumerable cafes and restaurants.


Upon the Pathway

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Welcome to a historical piece of medieval Italy. Formed in the 10th Century, this former castle dates back over a thousand years – it's bringing ancient architecture to the modern day. Perched at the top of a stunning hilltop, it gives you the chance to feel like Italian royalty. 

You'll be unsurprised to hear the castle has been renovated with modern day comforts, yet still maintains that authentic feel. The distinctive dining room, decorated with a throne, gives a nod to its predecessors with a voguish decor. 

All the bedrooms rest on the top floor, which means the fun lays downstairs and in the huge garden and courtyard. In the quaint, cosy basement, you'll find a jacuzzi and a wine cellar filled with vintage wines – you can buy a bottle and sip a glass in the jacuzzi for true indulgence. 

If you prefer to indulge outdoors, especially when the sun's shining, the terrace is an idyllic setting. Various sun beds line the courtyard area, whilst there are cushioned seats on the terrace looking out across one of the best views in Italy. 

The Regal Tower

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In the hills east of Lucca, this luxury villa promises an unforgettable stay. Outside, a panoramic terrace and a seasonal swimming pool invite you to lounge in the Tuscan sun all day. More surprises await indoors, our favourite being the spa area with a Finnish sauna, steam bath, and multi-sensory hydrotherapy shower. The decor is timeless and elegant, mixing classic Italian design with contemporary touches. Seven comfortable bedrooms mean you'll have plenty of room to spread out. For an upscale getaway in the heart of Tuscany, you can't go wrong.

Timeless Delights

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Travel through the Tuscan Hills to find this charming villa. It’s just 11 kilometres from Lucca, the so-called city of a hundred churches, but it feels like a real rural hideaway. Panoramic views of the surrounding countryside can be admired from the terrace – ideally with a Spritz in hand – or from the veranda’s dining table. The villa was originally built in the 16th century, so you can look forward to the original stone walls, wooden beams, and terracotta floors. There’s space for a large group, whether you want to swim in the pool, practice yoga in the sunroom, or cook traditional Tuscan food in the kitchen. 

Sunlight on Vines

This rural palace, tucked away in a quiet hamlet half an hour from Lucca, is like two homes in one. Such is the contacting styles between the authentic basement and the modern luxury of the ground floor, you'll feel like you've wandered into a new home. 

The idyllic outdoor space is the perfect blend of the two, providing a rustic vibe tinged with deluxe furnishings. Where you spend most of your time depends on your mood and the weather. 

During sunny, summer days, while away the hours in the dreamy space around the pool. Tropical plant life faces into fresh water, creating an exotic oasis, kissed by the summer rays. 

When the months turn cold and you fancy a snug setting, the basement is a restful haven. Rustic, wooden furniture is encompassed by stone walls and a tiled floor. It's an intimate spot to gather for meal times, sharing homemade spaghetti in your secret bunker.

If you fancied exploring beyond your tranquil abode, the cobbled streets of Lucca are just half an hour away. Find cute cafes, vintage wine stores and traditional restaurants. 




Due Casa

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In the countryside, between Lucca and the ancient fountain-filled town of Montecatini Terme, this villa invites you to live the dolce vita. Lucca is ideal day-tripping distance away at a half-hour drive, and the fifteen-minute drive into Montecatini Terme sees you at supermarkets to stock up on supplies. 

Let’s start with that view, particularly from the outdoor dining table on the lawn – a patchwork of fields and orange-roofed towns in the valley below stretches for miles. A turquoise rectangle of swimming pool invites you for a dip in the heat of the day. The bird-cage-style seating area on the edge of the hillside is a particularly nice touch, especially for a sundowner looking out over the valley.

Honey-hued stonework and bricks on the outside give off that traditionally Tuscan aesthetic and inside you’ll find an open living space beneath a timber-beamed ceiling. This one’s for the foodies as there are three kitchens to choose from, including the summer kitchen outside. The area is teeming with olive oil producers, farmers markets and vineyards so you’ll want to spend days cooking, feasting and relaxing. 

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Nestled amongst the Tuscan hills, this generous villa is split across two buildings and is well-equipped for large groups or families. The rustic interiors won’t be everyone’s cup of tea but the private swimming pool and manicured garden guarantee a relaxing stay. If you find yourself in the mood for socialising, the large outdoor dining area is the perfect place for an alfresco dinner. The location is fairly remote and well suited to those who are keen to explore the countryside and vineyards, but if you are looking for a day trip, Lucca isn’t too far away.

La Grande Villa Rosa

This traditional Tuscan villa has been split into three apartments, making it an ideal base for a group looking to holiday together yet still enjoy some private time. That said, the outdoor space will naturally draw everyone together. With a private pool, sun-drenched terraces, alfresco dining opportunities and views across the olive groves of the Serchio Valley, it’s sure to be a popular spot with all. A car is necessary here, but that makes it all the easier to take day trips to Lucca, Pisa, or Florence. 

Tuscan Glow

In the beautiful Tuscan countryside outside Lucca (a twenty-minute drive away), this villa epitomises la dolce vita. From your vantage point atop a verdant hill, you can gaze out over vineyards and olive groves – explore the local area by car for tastings at local wineries and olive farms. Perhaps bring back some spoils for a spot of aperitivo on the terrace. There are plenty of patios, balconies and shaded leafy nooks to choose from in the garden. Day beds and loungers line the poolside and the view from here, over the misty Tuscan hills all the way to Lucca, is particularly magnificent at sunset. 

The villa itself is a traditional medley of thick stone walls and a terracotta roof; just like the Tuscan farmhouses of old. The decor leans into the rustic vibe with wooden ceilings and stone walls on display, alongside ancient stone hearths in the living room and dining room. A mish-mash of dark wood antique furniture and floral sofas feel straight from the 19th century and a brickwork floor keeps things cool underfoot. Bedrooms are a delight to wake up to, with panoramic countryside views from the wood-shuttered windows. 

Vines & Olive Trees

This dreamy Tuscan home is special. It boasts original details dating back to the 17th century, with a traditional farmhouse aesthetic blended with modern features – and views to die for. The terrace runs along the front of the house, offering various charming spots for sunbathing, dining alfresco, and splashing about in the petite private pool. We adore the authentic Tuscan feel here, with its stone walls, lush greenery, and beams inside. There’s a rustic elegance that makes this villa memorable for all the right reasons. 

Little Red Hen

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If you’re searching for a bit of seclusion, this home will go straight to the top of your holiday wishlist. Nestled in the Garfagnana Mountains in northern Tuscany, step inside and you’ll find a space that oozes classic Italian charm, with white walls that contrast the beamed ceilings and wooden floors. Here and there, a little of the original stonework peeks through, reminding you of this home’s 18th-century roots in a villa that has been tastefully modernised to provide a comfortable home while not taking away its history or character. 

The outdoor space jostles for attention with the interior, and to be honest, there’s no clear winner – both are wonderful. With three hundred olive trees dotted around the grounds and the mountains providing the most scenic backdrop, here, you’re fully immersed in nature. Whether you’re enjoying a refreshing dip in the private pool or simply relaxing on a sun lounger with your holiday read, you can revel in the peace and tranquillity that this location offers. For an authentic Italian evening, light the wood-fired pizza oven and rustle up some dinner which naturally, should be enjoyed outdoors on your terrace where you can soak up the views. All you need to complete the meal is a bottle of chianti and you’re in for a memorable evening.

A Slice of Tuscany

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Whereas most homes give you a single terrace if you're lucky, this Tuscan property spoils you with outdoor spaces. As well as a lounge given some shade by a large parasol, there's also a separate deck with an alfresco dining table and a stone barbecue, plus another area that holds a swimming pool.

Although we're betting you'll be spending most of your time in the open air, the interior is also pleasing to the eye as well. Through the arched doorways, guests will be greeted by a rustic interior, complete with cooling tiles on the floor, patterned walls in the kitchen and lots of botanical-themed artwork dotted about the place.

The local village of Vellano can be reached in around ten minutes' stroll and has a couple of restaurants for when you get peckish. Further afield, there are Tuscan towns that can be reached in under an hour's drive, such as Montecatini Terme, Lucca and Pistoia. If you're up for a slightly longer journey, Florence is only an hour and twenty minutes' drive from the home.

Spinning Around the Sun

Fit for royalty, this beautiful home sits in an estate once owned by Elisa Bonaparte, the former princess of Lucca and sister of Napoleon. It boasts panoramic views of the Tuscan countryside and a lush garden. You’ll have a pool with a Jacuzzi corner to unwind in, and if you fancy stretching your legs, you can set off on walking trails amid the vineyards. We love the Tuscan charm of the villa, with its beamed ceilings and terracotta floors – though there are plenty of modern amenities to ensure that your stay is a comfortable one, including a sauna. 


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Many classic Tuscan recipes aren't overly complex but rely on the very best ingredients to reach culinary ecstasy. A similar principle can be seen at play in this villa found in the hills close to Lucca.

Part of an estate that dates back to the seventeenth century, the interior is traditional in style, with chequered tiled floors, wooden ceiling beams and fresco-styled paintings hanging on the clay walls. The kitchen is a more modern affair and the chandeliers add a touch of razzle-dazzle.

However, the real standout feature has to be the swimming pool surrounded by loungers and umbrellas perfect for dozy afternoons. As the property sits 350 metres above sea level, there's a pretty dreamy view of grapevines and olive farms to be enjoyed from the outdoor space.

The nearest town is Ponte a Moriano, which can be reached in five minutes in the car and has a handful of restaurants. The historic city of Lucca is a twenty-minute drive, while the coastal destination of Viareggio takes three-quarters of an hour to reach.

Reap the Harvest

This rustic farmhouse surrounded by picturesque hills makes for a restful Tuscan retreat. The interiors are a little dated in parts, but perfectly comfortable for a rural stay – the dining room with panoramic windows is a highlight. Outside, the terrace offers swing seats, loungers and a dining area, so you can maximise every moment with those country views. The unpaved track to this house is a little tricky to navigate, so it’s not the best for low-suspension cars. Nearby you’ll find Pescia’s authentic restaurants and shops, while Lucca lies less than 25km away should you feel like a day in the city.

Pescia Paradise

Set on a paved road amidst its private vineyards rests this secluded spot in the heart of Tuscany. Picture yourself soaking up blissful vistas of the region's rolling hills from by the pool or shaded alfresco dining area. Equipped with its own diving board, the pool area stays lit during the evenings as poolside lanterns line the patio on one side while comfy day beds line up along the other. The garden's stone walls ensure privacy and seclusion when relaxing outside, while stunning original features inside guarantee a quintessentially Tuscan experience. Terracotta tiles and stone walls have been given a modern twist with warm, neutral-toned rugs and sofas in the living room, bringing home comforts to an otherwise relatively traditionally designed space. Classic artwork and antique furniture add heaps of personality while soft, high-quality cushions and decorative finishing touches throughout the bedrooms make for a plush and well-balanced stay. Located just a two-minute walk away from the Villa Torrigiani Estate – the only baroque Villa in Tuscany, you'll be staying on what used to be the old farm to the iconic villa which was once the residence of the Ambassador of the Republic of Lucca to the King Louis XIV's court in Versailles. The Villa Torrigiani Estate is well worth a visit for its manicured gardens, grand interiors and fascinating history alone. With the nearest village and its shops and grocery stores just a five-minute drive away– convenience is key, and you'll be on your way to sampling some of the local delicacies in no time. Did we mention the wine? You'll be staying on a property with its own vineyard, after all. From here, you'll also be well-positioned for visiting the historic town of Lucca – just a twenty-minute drive away as well as the region's local beaches, which are reachable from the house in thirty-five minutes.

The Winemaker's Neighbour

Many illustrious figures throughout history have made Tuscany what it is today. From Leonardo da Vinci to Galileo, their masterpieces and works have shaped the region, drawing us in with a thirst for exploration and experience. The landscape is dotted with works of art in the form of cities like Florence, and the hillsides are so untainted it’s as if they’ve been captured by an artist on canvas forever. They say a picture is worth a thousand words, and we can’t think of a better phrase to describe this home. Windows, doorways and shutters seize the views of Tuscany from every possible angle, providing snapshots of the world outside like moving pictures. There’s a level of luxury in this home which mirrors the stately historical architecture, making you feel as if you’ve stepped into the shoes of Italian society. And what better way to honour those who have come before, than by engaging in the tradition of an aperitivo in the garden before dinner? Saluti.  

Tactile Artistry

Those looking for perfect peace are sure to find it at this 300-year-old farmhouse, nestled away in the Tuscan countryside. Inside, exposed beams, original terracotta floors and quaint decor give the home an old-worldly charm, combined with modern facilities that will make your stay effortless. Outside, you'll find a private oasis, with some breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains, particularly from the ivy-lined terrace. The pristine pool sits in a quiet area shaded by leafy trees, and the poolside seating area is ideal for sipping on sundowners in the evenings.

Verde & Bianca

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Located just outside the historic and picturesque town of Lucca in the emblematic rolling hills of Tuscany, this beautiful, traditional-style home oozes a certain classic elegance – one which, like a fine wine, seems only to increase in charm as the decades pass. This one-time hunting lodge has been painstakingly restored and fitted with many of the things you could need for a relaxing and memorable stay in a unique setting. 
Step into the lovingly maintained interiors of this home and feel as though you've been transported back to a bygone era, appreciating the old-world atmosphere as you find yourself surrounded by blissful views over the countryside. 

Spend long, sun-soaked days in the garden, the grounds of which are filled with ancient trees, fragrant flowers and bathed in the inimitable light that characterises this part of Italy, before retreating into the huge living areas of the villa to sip a pre-dinner Aperol Spritz as the sun sets. Then, having prepared something delicious to eat in the authentic terracotta-tiled kitchen, why not enjoy the fruits of your labour in the grand dining room, spending quality time together over some truly delicious morels of regional produce?

In the surrounding area, through relatively rural and quiet, you will find a number of idyllic villages clinging to hillsides or nestled in the valleys, home to cafes, shops, and trattorias where you can sample the local way of life as well as the cuisine.

Like A Fine Merlot

Nestled in the hills of Garfagnana, this home has tranquillity running through its core. Made up of the main villa and a separate annexe, it’s an ideal base for groups who like to holiday together, yet still enjoy some private time. With traditional Tuscan interiors, it’s a real home-away-from-home, but the star of the show is the outdoor space. With a private pool, multiple seating spots, and far-reaching views, it’s just the ticket for those wanting to make the most of the sunny Mediterranean weather. 

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With rolling hills and the stretching horizon for company, this home is a perfect fit if you’re looking for a great location and even greater features. From here, take a drive to Florence where you can admire renaissance art before a pizza and pasta making class. Once done, put your newfound knowledge – and the dual barbecue and pizza oven back at the villa – to good use with dough skills and imaginative toppings. 

Also surrounding you are some of the most vibrant cafes and restaurants, as well as tourist attractions for the bucket list. Leaving might prove difficult though, especially when there's a spa, jacuzzi, and beautiful pool at your fingertips. After a morning spent focussing on wellness and rejuvenation, sink into the generous sofa and catch up on reading before an alfresco lunch under the poolside gazebo.  

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The thoughtful restoration of two farmhouses brought this beautiful villa to life. Encircled by forests, olive groves, flowerbeds, and manicured hedges, it’s the picture of a Tuscan countryside home. From the bedrooms to the poolside loungers, the lush, green views will follow.

Stepping inside, you’ll find a charming interior that’s perfectly set up for family getaways. It’s welcoming and homely, with distinctly Tuscan touches that set the tone for a special stay. But we imagine you’ll be spending most of your time in the garden. Let the blissful hours roll by while you sip coffee beneath the fairytale-like pergola, take long swims in the pool, get lost in a good book, and explore the gorgeous gardens.

By night, the green and blue landscape comes alight with gold, the warm-toned solar lights casting a regal glow across the home. Prepare zingy salads in the farmhouse-style kitchen and get the barbecue going for a grilled feast, before tucking in alfresco beneath the sloping canopy. 

When it’s time to explore, the historic town of Lucca is just 5 miles away. Walk along the famous walls, take a bike ride through its hills, explore the many piazzas, and pop into elegant galleries. 

Be Enchanted

Watch the glorious sunset over the Tuscan countryside and beautiful Lucca from the terrace of this romantic apartment. Or enjoy a candlelit supper of acquacotta, surrounded by lush greenery and twinkling lights – we adore the outside space here. Inside, there are character features aplenty, thanks to its farmhouse heritage. Think wooden beams, terracotta floor tiles and a large elegant fireplace. Another highlight is the bedroom, with its large painting and views over the Tuscan countryside.

Lucca and its many attractions, such as the Guinigi Tower and the Puccini Museum, are a few miles away. Or the village of Tofori is nearby, while if you like gardens, the Giardino di Villa Garzoni is a must-see.


Diamond Dove

Located in an estate brimming with history, this first-floor apartment places you in the heart of Tuscany. The balcony is perfect for your morning coffee, while the park surrounding the home lets you live like a Romantic poet. We felt the style was a little old-fashioned here, but that seems appropriate – plus, the chandelier and wood beam ceilings are a nice touch. You'll find all of Lucca's charms just a few minutes' drive away, and if you love nature, you'll want to visit the scenic canyon of Orrido di Botri.

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Whether you're here to explore Lucca’s iconic landmarks, stroll around its ancient walls, or wander around its many squares, most of the city’s attractions are a short walk away. So that’s the fantastic location close to many cultural attractions. Another highlight is this apartment’s private terrace. This valuable outdoor space is a great place to relax with a drink at the end of a busy day.  Perfect for couples or solo travellers, this home is ideal if you’re looking to live like a local in one of Italy's most enchanting cities.

The Lucca Terrace

To anyone looking for a taste of la dolce vita, the affluent region of Tuscany fits the bill. But we don’t mean affluence in terms of money, oh no, Tuscany’s riches are far beyond currency. There are rolling hills, there’s ancient architecture, there’s Italy’s finest wine, and don’t get us started on the culinary delights. But the sweet life doesn’t end there, because high up on a countryside hill, this entirely private home looks down on it all. With no other inhabited buildings in sight, you’ve got a slice of Tuscany all to yourselves. The villa's historical features give you that taste of Italian country living, while the modern furnishings provide the luxury of contemporary life. But ‘alfresco’ is an Italian phrase after all, and this home gives it a whole other level of meaning. The views are, quite simply, stunning, and we truly can't think of anything better than eating dinner with the twinkling stars above the twinkling lights below. Truffle pasta anyone?

Paradise Plateau

This powder-blue, Neoclassic villa has been restored to combine elegant design features with traditional Tuscan charm. Old- and new-world meet in style in the living area extension as black steel and double-height windows are juxtaposed against red sandy bricks, all against views of the mountains. The home's former life can be seen from 1900s tiled floors, exposed brickwork, and beautiful French doors that lead down the grassy lawn and straight to the private pool. On warm days, soak up the Italian sunshine on one of the cream-coloured sun loungers. Too hot? There are several living rooms inside, from a cosy TV room to an intimate study if you need to catch up on emails. There's a Michelin-starred restaurant just down the road, but with a modern bright red kitchen and an outdoor pizza oven, cooking up your own feast has never looked more appealing.

Dancing In Dreams

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With hosts who actually produce their own virgin olive oil, this stately villa simply radiates authenticity. The home is comprised of three individual stone cottages perched on the Tuscan hillside, located in the pretty village of Ciciana. You’ll be surrounded by the vast, untouched countryside – hiking trails nearby will acquaint you with local farm animals and horses. At the centre of the home is a pristine saltwater infinity pool, benefitting from panoramic views of the surrounding green plains and the medieval town of Lucca below. This home encourages outdoor living, with charming dining areas dotted around the garden – our favourite being the idyllic little lavender-draped corner, boasting stunning views down the hill. Dine al fresco long into the balmy summer evenings with a much larger eating space on the shaded terrace, equipped with reclining wooden chairs, an outdoor kitchen, and a barbecue. Tear apart the focaccia and devour a chilled glass of vino, socialising and playing games while the meat sizzles away. When you’re not indulging in the local delicacies, explore the cobblestone streets of Lucca at your feet, just a short drive down.

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Welcome Hamper

Ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, this beautiful home is located in the serene hills of Lucca. The outside space is breathtaking, with a vine-draped alfresco dining area and comfortable seats in the shade of centuries-old trees. A private heated swimming pool sits on a lawned terrace, offering stunning valley views. Double doors lead from one terrace to the modern kitchen – this wonderfully restored villa blends traditional Tuscan features with colourful art and contemporary comforts. This home is spread between the main villa and a smaller guesthouse, making it a great choice for several families travelling together. 

Sun & Cypress

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Set amidst the Val di Nievole, this terracotta hideaway combines Tuscan charm with contemporary touches. Views of the countryside await outdoors, whether swimming in the private pool, snoozing on a sun lounger, or savouring a glass of Italian wine on the terrace. Head indoors, and you'll find cosy living spaces, a sleek kitchen, and four comfortable bedrooms. Keen to explore? Montecatini Terme, known for its healing spas, and Pescia, famous for flowers, are both a short drive away. A day trip to Lucca, just 16 kilometres by car, could also be on the cards.

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