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To be privy to such magnificent views on a small island like this one is a real privilege. It can reconnect you to the joys of life you didn’t realise you’d lost your hold on, and this island apartment ticks all the boxes if you’re a couple looking for some time just the two of you. Here you’ll be able to remove yourselves from the bustle of everyday life and have time to take a deep grounding breath of that ocean air. Look across the flagstones, over the infinity pool and out towards Lacona. The Tuscan archipelago is at your fingertips from here, with pristine beaches, rustic Italian villages, wine tasting and rich history ripe for discovery. Revel in the shade of the chestnut trees as Napoleon once did and let the island of Elba lift you as high as the hilltop this home sits on. 

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Not many people know about the island of Elba's beautiful beaches and turquoise waters – even fewer know about this stunning home on the east coast. Hidden in 3000 sq metres of private parkland and just a short stroll from the Mediterranean sea, this place is an ode to the colour white. Built in 2019, everything is shiny and new. The bright, open living area flows easily out onto the patio and pool area, with several sets of French doors, while huge sliding doors in the upstairs kitchen open it up to a beautiful raised terrace – the best place to soak up your breathtaking surroundings. On the edge of the Costa dei Gabbiani Nature Reserve, you'll be surrounded by lush greenery but only a short drive from Capoliveri.

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On Elba Island, just outside Lacona off the west coast of Italy, this first-floor flat is a hilltop hideaway offering sweeping views of the Tyrrhenian Sea’s turquoise waters. Bright and modern, the open-plan living space is cool and relaxing, with high-beamed ceilings, arty light fixtures, colourful prints and an open-hearth fireplace. Its crowning feature, though, is the wall of glass with patio doors opening onto a balcony that stretches the length of the home. Here, sun loungers beckon you to relax and unwind while taking in panoramic views of the island’s southern coast. With access to the balcony from both bedrooms, there’s no time to waste before getting your fill of the stunning scenery. After breakfast in the modern, blue kitchen, go downstairs for some laps in the shared, heated infinity pool or stroll over to Lacona Beach, just over 20 minutes away. After a day of sun and exploration, come back home for cocktails on the balcony followed by an elegant meal at the wood dining table. 


L'Isola

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With direct access to Padulella Beach, this villa guarantees a memorable stay on the island of Elba. Outdoor living is encouraged here, thanks to the summer kitchen complete with a wood oven, infinity pool and a covered terrace overlooking the Tyrrhenian Sea. There’s a rustic approach to the interiors, which we find charming, and we love the sunken Jacuzzi in the main bedroom. Hiring a car is recommended if you fancy exploring the island – let your first stop be Portoferraio, a six-minute drive away.


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We think it's pretty easy to see why we picked this home – just look at those views. Overlooking the bay of Nisporto, you'll have everything you need here for a slow-paced Italian escape. The interiors aren't the most exciting, but we like how the home is split across two self-contained apartments (connected by an external staircase), making it an excellent option for friends and families to holiday together while retaining some privacy. We imagine you'll spend most of your time on the terrace, but should you want to venture out, the beach is only 650m away, while the town of Portoferraio is a twenty-minute drive.


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This villa is nestled amid pine trees in a pretty spot on the coast. It offers the perfect blend of privacy and convenience, with Capoliveri only a five-minute drive away. The park-like garden surrounding the villa is also home to a small winery, and boasts direct access to a private beach – it’s a wonderful spot for taking a dip and watching the sun set each evening. There are also two terraces, one in the garden, and one on the first floor. Inside, you’ll find traditional terracotta floors and a piano. 

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A pearl of peace and relaxation, this spot in an exclusive area of the Island of Elba is as romantic as they come. Splashes of Bougainvillea colour the garden with magenta hues, while floral aromas scent the air with elegance. Meanwhile, sweeping views over the sparkling seascape make this dreamy setting even more precious – and we've not even started on the inside of this home yet. 

Unwind and recharge in utter paradise here as the serene ambience of this place will send you into a meditative state of bliss from the moment you arrive. Inside the apartment, chic interiors remain humble to original features, with terracotta tiled flooring and antique pieces decorating the space in true Italian style. Unique quirks such as circular windows add to the charm, while those far-reaching sea views will leave you awe-inspired when waking up here each morning. 

There are three swimming pools (one with sea water) on the residence that you'll have access to and a private beach (Crocodile Beach) that is exclusively available to guests here too. Just follow the steps at the end of the garden down and discover this secret paradise. 




Pearl Romance 

This glorious home is on the south coast of the island of Elba. The villa is just a few minutes from two of the island’s most beautiful beaches, accessible via a path straight from the garden. The beautiful garden is filled with trees, wild brambles, juniper, and rosemary, and the gazebo is perfect for alfresco dining after long days spent beside the private pool. Inside, the villa is ideal for large groups – there are several separate living spaces, some with kitchenettes, so you can enjoy your own space while still holidaying with friends and family. 

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Situated a short drive outside the bustling medieval city of Siena, this villa offers a true escape in the Tuscan countryside. Originally constructed as a watchtower, its 12th-century exterior has been updated with a stunning glass pavilion that offers 270-degree views of rolling Tuscan hills covered in cypress trees and olive groves. Beyond the sliding doors, an oxygen-cleaned pool offers a relaxing spot to while away your days, with a counter-current swim machine if you're feeling active. And though it's technically capable of accommodating up to four people, it makes for a perfect romantic retreat for two.


Tuscan Haven

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Perched on the slopes of the Chianti hills, this stone villa effortlessly blends traditional Tuscan farmhouse charm with modern comforts. Since children under six aren’t permitted here, this villa is a perfect spot for a group seeking a retreat amongst sprawling gardens. There’s a separate cottage for guests seeking a little extra privacy, while the outdoor terrace is perfect for sharing Tuscan dishes all together (your host even produces their own olive oil and wine). Located near the village of Radda in Chianti, you’re perfectly placed for hiking the Tuscan hills or visiting one of the many vineyards that the region is known for.

The Rosso

With its unfettered Tyrrhenian Sea views, manicured gardens and close proximity to the seaside, this homespun villa is a place for slowing down and switching off. Inside, it’s rustic and charming – expect timber beams, terracotta floors, retro pine wood and cosy bedrooms with patterned bedspreads that ensure a peaceful night’s sleep. When you’re not relaxing on the curved sofa or pottering about in the fully-equipped kitchen, you’ll be out on the terrace, reclining on a lounger before setting the table ready for a barbecue lunch.

Spend afternoons strolling along Capalbio Beach, a ten-minute drive away, or nip over to Orbetello, a unique town in the eponymous lagoon, to spot rare birds at the Nature Reserve. Just before sundown, take the forty-minute car ride into Grosseto for a wander along the city walls and a well-deserved bite to eat in a fine dining restaurant. 

È la Vita

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​​Restored by an Italian architect with a gentle touch, this villa has been updated and split into more modern apartments, but without ever compromising on the original charm. By honouring the villa's history – and thereby retaining its character – the home feels traditionally Tuscan with its terracotta tiles and wooden beams. Walk barefoot across the floors to savour the coolness of those tiles on hot days, or light a fire in the wood-burning stove and stare up at the beams, imagining what life would’ve been like here. Nonnas rolling out pastry for tortellini, children helping churn gelato, wine flowing, and bowls of food changing hands in a celebration of ingredients, and life. You might even wish to recreate that – a holiday well spent.

Alternatively, spend lazy afternoons sitting under the vines outside as you watch the sunset on the horizon. Head out to authentic Italian pizzerias for pizza and gnocchi, or make a gelato run before exploring the surroundings. 


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For a taste of authentic Tuscan living, this holiday home is a great choice. This apartment is one of six, renovated from a 15th-century structure by a historically conscious architect. The result of the renovation is an apartment that boasts classic Tuscan design with modern amenities and comfort – you can dine beneath wooden beams and stay cool thanks to the terracotta tiles. 

Outside, a pretty patio boasts a wood-fired pizza oven and alfresco seating. After a day spent in the sunshine, it’s delightful to sit in the shade of the trees and sip local wine while the aroma of pizza fills the air. 

This is a restful home on the outskirts of the village of Brenna, which is just five minutes away on foot. If you need to cool down, you might stroll five minutes to Stazione Balneare Merse where you can swim from the river beach. Of course, the apartment is also in a great location for exploring Tuscany, whether you fancy touring the vineyards or seeing the galleries and museums of the cities. It takes twenty minutes to drive to Siena, making it a perfect day trip. 


A Rustic Reverie 

Nestled in a sea of pea-green pastures, historic olive groves, and undulating hills, this home exudes Tuscan tranquillity. You'll find it in the little village of Brenna, just a forty-minute drive from Siena. Sitting on the first floor of an old honey-hued building, it impressed us with its exquisite interiors and awe-inspiring views. 

The interior combines rustic charm with contemporary comforts and, in true Tuscan style, is cloaked in a calming veil of warm earthy tones and natural textures. Step inside and discover a light-filled canvas of exposed brick walls, terracotta-tiled floors and lofty ceilings adorned with striking timber beams. We love the open-plan living area, a free-flowing space primed for relaxation with ample seating, a delightfully-equipped country kitchen and a majestic stone fireplace. Down the hall, three sumptuous sleeping quarters promise restful slumbers and, through timber-framed windows, postcard-worthy views of your glorious surroundings.

Outside, the peaceful shared courtyard, furnished with dining furniture and a hot tub, beckons you to unwind in the sun. Enjoy an alfresco breakfast here before a day of adventure. Take a stroll through the town, enjoy a morning swim in the Merse River, or hike through the wooded Alto Merse Nature Reserve, just twenty minutes away on foot. 

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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 verdant countryside. Downstairs you will find the original stone olive mill, alongside chestnut beams, exposed stone, and terracotta tiling across the house. This preserved charm is compounded by contemporary bathrooms, and a sunroom with floor to ceiling windows, where you can admire the oil painting of a view. On cooler nights, gather here with a drink in hand for a movie or to play some music. Outside there is a table which seats ten, for al fresco dinners before a spot of stargazing.  

No detail is spared here. From the food and drinks hamper waiting for you in the kitchen on arrival, laden with complimentary wine, olive oil, fruit and cooking supplies, to the range of activities available to book through your host, whether it be horse riding, a cooking class, or a cycling trip. There is no better area for lovers of nature and beauty. There are plenty of nearby hiking trails through untouched woodland, with panoramic vistas over the countryside. Hop in the car for fourteen minutes to reach Terme di Petriolo, famous natural hot springs set in a wooded valley. After a day of exploring, cool off in the enormous pool, before an aperitivo and a sunset barbecue. La dolce vita.

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This elegant home in Tuscany is in a dreamy spot in a valley, in a countryside setting that leads to absolute relaxation. The villa is full of character, with antique furniture and wooden beams, in addition to mesmerising views. 

The outside space is lush and pretty. Roses and lavender have been planted alongside a wealth of trees, making the garden feel like an oasis. In the morning, sip coffee at the table under the gazebo, admiring the views and planning your day. If you’re anything like us, you won’t be able to resist a dip in the hedge-lined swimming pool for long. Dry off on a sun lounger with a good book, or start a table tennis tournament with your friends. 

In the evening, set up outside at the long dining table. You might like to arrange for a local chef to come and cook for you – that way you can enjoy a cocktail hour on the terrace before dining as the sun sets beyond the valley. 

The villa is only a short walk along the river to the centre of peaceful Poggibonsi, so you can easily dine out in the local restaurants or grab a gelato. Montemorli vineyard is just a twenty-minute walk up the hill, while the medieval beauty of San Gimignano is a mere twenty-one-minute drive away. Slightly further afield, you can be in Siena in thirty minutes, and Florence in an hour.  


Verdant Valley

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Buried deep in the rolling hills of Tuscany, with idyllic rural views stretching as far as the eye can see, this villa in Montecatini Val di Cecina is achingly beautiful inside and out. Combining stone walls and wooden beams with modern furnishings and stylish decor, this one offers a unique stay experience with plenty of luxury touches to boot. 

We particularly love the contemporary modular sofa, artistic lighting and Asian wall art that blends with the handmade wood and antique fireplace to create a well-balanced, zen space to relax after an explorative day driving up and down the winding hillside roads. Cook up a storm in the sleek kitchen, before tucking into a big group meal in the dining room with funky decorative details – like the wooden bookshelves and Asian-influenced objects. 

But while we adore the interiors, our favourite spot has to be down by the glistening pool. Whether you're enjoying an alfresco lunch on the covered terrace, cooling off with a quick dip in the pool, or enjoying an aperitif under the canopy, you'll be able to admire the incredible green vistas. 

When you're ready to explore, there's a host of charming hamlets and villages to discover, including Volterra and Pomarance – both less than thirty minutes' drive away. 

Asian Fusion

Not far from Porto Ercole, this home makes the most of its coastal scenery. You'll be just 900 metres from the beach, and the views are downright blissful – they stretch across the sea to the island of Formiche di Burano. Everyone will appreciate the swimming pool, and the terrace makes the perfect spot for a nightcap as the sun goes down. Each bedroom has its own entrance, and the one on the lower ground floor is ideal for those who don't mind steps. When you're ready to explore, you'll find the small village of Ansedonia nearby, as well as Orbetello, which is a ten-minute drive away.

Pink Terracotta

This charming apartment is nestled in the picture-perfect village of Suvereto. Cute and cosy, it's ideal for couples looking for a romantic getaway, or a solo traveller who wants a tranquil base when exploring the wonders of Tuscany.

Step inside, and you'll find a gorgeous space that reflects its rustic location perfectly. There are plenty of traditional touches, from the exposed brick and wooden ceiling beams, to the distressed wood dining table. Pick up some local ingredients, and practice your Italian-style cooking in the kitchen – it's a homely space where you can whip up the perfect risotto. When you've finished eating and sipping some Pinot Grigio, you can get comfortable in the peaceful bedroom, for a restful night's sleep. 

Although petite, Suvereto is packed with cultural delights. Wander through the labyrinth of passageways dating back to the medieval era, and stop off in the family-run restaurants for delicious pasta and pizza. Don't miss the Aldobrandesca Fortress and the beautiful Romanesque church, both just a few minutes away from your front door. A twenty-minute drive will bring you to the Etruscan Coast, with its hidden coves and pinewood forests – so, whether you want to lie on a beach or take an invigorating hike through the woods, you'll be very happy here. 

Cracked Black Pepper

This cosy apartment lies in the heart of Massa Marittima, a Tuscan hidden gem. You won't find wi-fi here, and the decor is quite vintage with a style that might not be for everyone, but your host can provide a cot and high chair here, making it a great choice for families looking for a slower-paced holiday. You'll be just a five-minute walk from the centre of town with its local cafes and restaurants, and if you're driving then the golden sandy beaches of Follonica are just 20km away.

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Experience the beauty of Chianti with a stay in this luxurious Tuscan retreat. Owned by a family for more than a hundred years, now you’re invited to step inside and make your own special memories. From the private woodland and wildflower meadows to the outdoor swimming pool, you’ll find everything you could need to settle in and unwind. A member of the royal family designed the rooms and we don’t think you’ll be disappointed. Plus, your host is on hand to help organise a range of extras – including a private chef and wine tasting. And for explorations further afield, it’s just a short drive to Siena and Florence.


Being of Beauty

Immerse yourself in the beauty of southern Tuscany with a stay in this home near the picturesque town of Castiglione della Pescaia. Surrounded by a dense pine forest, you'll be just a short walk from sandy beaches and an easy drive from shops, restaurants, and Grosseto. The terrace calls for alfresco breakfasts and evening sundowners, while the coastal-inspired interiors are the essence of calm. It has everything you need for a relaxing stay, including air conditioning, private parking, and a cot and high chair for little ones.

Wave & Pine

In the undulating Tuscan countryside, this villa sits atop a hill, right on the ancient oil and wine route through olive groves and vineyards. It’s a fifteen-minute drive from Volterra, a medieval walled town with plenty of farm-to-table restaurants and old churches to explore. And Siena is just under an hour’s drive for a day trip.

Panoramic views take centre stage outdoors, where raised terraces can provide shaded spots for meals outside. From a poolside lounger, you can admire the forest-clad hills around you, before slipping into the turquoise pool to cool off from the sun. Aperitivo is best served on the first-floor terrace, where comfy seating looks out over the countryside.

The villa may have the stone facade and arched windows of a traditional Tuscan farmhouse, but the wall of glass in the living and dining room is a testament to the 21st century. There’s more than enough room for the group to spread out and dine together at two banquet-sized tables inside. Unwind beneath a brick vaulted ceiling in the evening. Chefs will feel right at home in the kitchen – all chrome and steel like the professional kitchens of a Michelin-starred restaurant, but with a wood-topped pasta-making table straight out of a 19th-century farmhouse. 

Hillside Vines

On a five-hectare private park is where you’ll find this magnificent 1920s stone house. The fact it was originally used as a farm shed gives you a hint of the rustic charm to come, and it doesn’t disappoint when you walk through the door. Timbered ceilings and terracotta tiled floors frame endearing spaces with an old-world feel. Outside is nothing short of glorious, with various seating areas placed to take full advantage of the surrounding olive groves and bountiful orchard. Grab a cup of tea and nestle yourself down amongst the flowers of the botanical garden, or head over to the infinity pool for a cooling dip – wherever you are in the garden, the rolling Tuscan views will take your breath away. When it’s time for dinner, follow the meandering path down to the dining terrace and prepare for a star show as they begin to appear one by one over the mountain tops. 

Yellow Climbing Rose

This clifftop villa caught our eye for its views across the Tyrrhenian Sea. Located in the coastal town of Punta Ala, you’ll have direct access to the water, via steep private steps from the garden (the trek back up isn’t for the faint-hearted). There are two living rooms here (although the design may not be everyone's cup of tea), and all of the bedrooms are en-suite, so it’s a great option for a group. We love the outdoor spaces most of all – you’ll have a choice of spots to enjoy a morning espresso, alfresco lunch, or sundowner while admiring the panoramas. Location-wise, you'll find a beach, a golf course, and Punta Ala Marina all within a few minute's drive.

Two Seas

This refurbished farmhouse is essentially two homes in one, perfect for two families travelling together. Both segments of the house have three bedrooms, each with direct access to the lush garden. In the living room, floor-to-ceiling windows lead out to the courtyard and lawns, where there’s a private pool and a pond – ideal for game fishing (provided that the fish is thrown back into the water). The interiors pay homage to the home’s initially intended purpose, as a clubhouse for horse riders to relax in, with paintings of horses adorning the walls, and furnishings that have an old-world charm. Despite the antique bed frames and Moroccan rugs, the home itself feels modern, particularly the suspended fireplace in the heart of the living room, and the sleek kitchen flanked by iron columns and picture-frame windows. Your neighbours are of the equine variety, and with stables next door, guests can book horseback riding lessons, and take a trail ride out on the iconic Tuscan landscape. 

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This charming apartment is in the old town of Colle di Val d'Elsa, a typically medieval region of Tuscany famous for crystal glass production. It’s a ten-minute stroll into the centre where you’ll find restaurants, cafés and archaeological museums beyond the ancient town walls. Further afield, the city of Siena is a half-hour drive away, ideal for a day trip.

The apartment itself is housed in a striking 16th-century building just outside the bridge that leads to il Castello. Wood beams on display hark back to the building’s roots, but the decor is decidedly modern. Vibrant modern art is displayed above the plush, L-shaped sofa and the kitchen is a sleek space of white cabinets. The best bit is the view from French-style windows, which shows off golden fields and hills, even though you’re a short walk from the town centre.

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Set on the stunning coast of Tuscany in Porto Ercole, this luxury villa is positioned between sixteenth-century Spanish Fortresses. From the get-go, you'll be blown away by the natural beauty that presents itself all around you. Prepare to be wowed by the perfectly manicured, blooming garden filled with flowers and Mediterranean charm, as well as the breathtaking sea that looks out over the Mediterranean Sea and the Southern Tuscan coast. 

The garden and terrace is probably where most of the action will take place, as here you'll find the cobalt pool with salted water, an array of sunbeds, and the sweet sound of the waves lapping into the shore in the distance. Enjoy alfresco meals from the elevated terrace area while taking in the magnificent vistas as the sun sets before you. We love the traditional Tuscan colour scheme featured on the sheltered terrace with terracotta tiles alongside pops of green through plants, window shutters and furniture cushions. Then, through the curved arch and into the house for more elegant design details and classic Tuscan style. 

When you can tear yourself away from the beauty of it all, take a walk in the heart of the historic old town along the tiny streets and small squares that overlook the sea. Just minutes away on foot from Porto Ercole, recognized as one of Italy's most beautiful historic villages – discover the many restaurants, shops, and bars that rest within easy reach. Why not rent a boat from the harbour and head out to explore the hidden beaches? Or play a round at Argentario Golf Resort & Spa, five minutes away from the villa.


Terracotta Curves

This villa is a rural oasis just south of Siena in the peaceful countryside, surrounded by woodlands and hills with panoramic views of Montalcino and Monte Amiata. You're just 24km from the charming city, while the Tuscan coast and Florence are also just over an hour's drive away, making it the ideal destination for those wanting to explore the area. The villa provides plenty of outdoor living space, including an alfresco dining area, a shaded lounge space and a poolside deck with a private pool. Inside, a bright and spacious living area with traditional features awaits you, as well as a country-style kitchen and five welcoming bedrooms, benefitting from wood beams and exposed brick. 

The Olive House

This Suvereto apartment may be small, but what it lacks in size, it makes up for in charm. Walls of exposed stone, sumptuous antique beds and ceilings adorned with wooden beams paint the picture of a traditional Tuscan holiday. Yet, in spite of the compact size, the kitchen and bathroom are sleek, stylish and modern, just the ticket for two. The window seat is our favourite spot – in the mornings, there's nothing better than enjoying an espresso as the smell of fresh-baked bread rises from the bakery below.

One of Tuscany's hidden gems, Suvereto is rife with old-world character – picture medieval walls, cobblestone streets and sidewalk cafes overlooking ancient churches. We love the laid-back pace of life here, but with vineyards, hiking trails and beaches like Spiaggia di Rimigliano all a short drive away, you'll be well-placed for exploring, too.

Time To Rise

In the heart of Chianti sits this stunning holiday home, perched up on a hill and featuring gorgeous views over the surrounding Siena landscape. It’s a classic stone villa with charming interiors and characterful features, such as ornate light fittings, retro tiled floors and elegant furniture. 

We love the lovely living area that has a fireplace that you can cosy up to on chilly evenings and the lavish dining space that’s great for feasting on pizzas and pasta dishes. You’ll be even more impressed with the outside, where you’ll find a beautiful outdoor pool where you can have an invigorating swim as the sun comes up, as well as loads of sitting areas to relax and admire the views out over the olive groves and vineyards around you.

When you want to head out, you’ll find yourself perfectly located for exploring Siena, as well as the medieval villages of Vagliagli, Radda and Gaiole where you’ll find an idyllic atmosphere and picturesque sights to see.

Chianti Chic

Ah, Tuscany. There’s no better way to explore the verdant Italian countryside than from a rustic farmhouse, and this home has tradition (and charm) in spades. Dating back to the early 1900s, this stone-walled villa with authentic wooden beams has plenty of modern assets, like a luxe swimming pool and cleverly hidden solar panels for those all-important eco-credentials. Whether you’re swinging on a hammock, taking a stroll beneath the majestic oaks that make up the enormous woodlands surrounding the home, or sipping wine on the terrace, you’ll find yourself instantly rejuvenated by the fresh air and natural beauty of the Italian hills. And there’s no chance the kids will get bored – between splashing about in the kidney shaped pool, getting a table-tennis tournament going, or hanging out in their very own private playroom, this home is a paradise for children as well as adults. 

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Perched on a hill overlooking the Tuscan countryside, this 500-year-old Italian castle is kitted out for huge group gatherings, celebrations, and luxurious family get-togethers. It's in the middle of a sprawling estate, flanked by olive trees and grapevines, yet it's only one kilometre from Venturina Terme, so you're not completely out in the sticks. 

When you’re not lounging on the beaches of San Vincenzo, a ten-minute drive away, there's a private pool and Jacuzzi to cool off in, and the gorgeous patios and lawns can be transformed into the perfect Tuscan wedding venue. Period furniture and oak-panelled walls lined with oil portraits make it feel as though this place hasn't changed since the Grand Duke of Tuscany called it home. 

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Tucked away in the Tuscan countryside, this idyllic villa promises plenty of rest, relaxation and rustic charm. Famous for its rolling hills, acres of vineyards and quaint, historic hamlets, there's no better spot to explore all this region has to offer. Both Florence – an hour away – and Siena – a thirty-minute drive away – are great options for day trips, though it will be hard to pull yourself away from the serene gardens back at home. Enjoy your morning espresso on the cosy outdoor sofa, go for a relaxing swim in the pool and soak up the sun on the poolside lounge chairs. Surrounded by olive trees, rose bushes and dense woodland, you'll feel a sense of calm wash over you as you take it all in. Even inside, the bright, classically styled rooms feel warm and welcoming. Whether you're whipping up meals in the mint-green kitchen – which are best enjoyed alfresco – or snoozing in the comfy elegant bedrooms, you'll love calling this hideaway your home away from home.

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Tee off in Tuscany at this home on a golf resort in Grosseto. Perched on the edge of an 18-hole course, you can also take advantage of the complex's shared swimming pool, clubhouse, and restaurant. The gardens are part communal, but a private patio is tucked behind hedges and makes for a sweet spot for alfresco dining. Inside, the interiors are contemporary and cosy – there's a sleek kitchen, a small office ideal for remote working, and a fuss-free living area. Fancy a change of pace? Wander the ancient streets in nearby Massa Marittima, drive twenty minutes to Follonica's beach, or set sail to the Tuscan isles from Piombino or Punta Ala.

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