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This striking villa has it all, and then some. Italian luxury meets rustic, original designs combined with a cool, contemporary aesthetic. Wake up early to catch the morning sun as it hits the surrounding countryside, turning the entire valley gold. You’ll have the best views of the city and rural landscapes from this ancient hilltop, and you'll be a 25-minute drive from the city centre. Based in the dreamy city of Lucca which sits on the Serchio river in Tuscany, explore its Renaissance buildings and cobblestone streets. Staying true to its roots, the palatial home – built in the 1500s – has a wood-burning pizza oven, outdoor kitchen and barbecue, private courtyard, and infinity pool. Cook together in the modern kitchen and dine on the sheltered terrace or at the grand dining table inside. Relax together under beautiful wooden beams, surrounded by exposed brick walls and fireplaces. Each bedroom has an elegant, understated character, an en-suite, and stunning views. For glorious walks, explore the hamlet of Pescaglia and its olive groves.

Kings And Quens

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Set amid Camaiore’s rolling hills, this delightful villa offers a luxurious escape to the country. The surrounding olive groves make for a beautifully verdant backdrop, setting the scene for peaceful alfresco feasts prepared in the outdoor kitchen. There’s a heated swimming pool with a whirlpool feature in the garden, and a sauna inside. Hiking trails can be found just 100 metres from the villa, making this an excellent choice for those looking for an active holiday – you’ll also have a separate fitness room. The villa is elegant and attractive, with modern decor and plenty of space. The sandy beaches of Versilia are only a fifteen-minute drive away. 

The Olives

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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

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This historic villa and its sprawling grounds look out over the rolling Tuscan hills. In fact, the villa was once owned by a noble family from Lucca, and its opulent history is still evident in the home's period features. Admire the original beamed ceilings on the ground floor, and unwind in the elegant living room in front of the fireplace. Upstairs, antique furnishings adorn the bedrooms, and windows look out over the beautiful gardens. We think the lovely outdoor space is where you'll spend most of your time, either relaxing with a drink under the shade of the olive trees or swimming in the pool. As evening approaches, light the candles and enjoy a barbecue with a glass of local wine. The tree-lined roads surrounding the property are the perfect place for a morning run, and it's only a ten-minute stroll to the local village, where you can enjoy a meal in the medieval square. There's so much more to explore a short drive away, too – venture to the coast and relax on the beach at Viareggio (a twenty-two-minute ride), or wander the Renaissance-era city walls of Lucca, a thirty-minute drive away. 

Noble Hills

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Set among the hills of Montebello, this country house allows you to immerse yourself in Tuscan living. The winding, steep road to reach this home rewards you with views of lush olive trees and the sea in the distance. Relax in the private pool or one of the hot tubs or dine alfresco on the veranda. The home is split between the main house and two separate bedroom annexes with their own entrances. So, this place is perfect for friends or family that like some private space. When you want to explore the area, the town of Camaiore is under 2 kilometres away, while Viareggio Beach is around 10 kilometres from this home.

Tuscan Vista

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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 apartment is an ideal base for exploring Tuscany. It's not the largest space, but it's packed full of Tuscan charm. Located in Camaoire, it's within easy reach of the Versilia coastline's sandy beaches and the natural beauty of the Apuan Alps. Mingle with the locals at the nearby pastry shops, cafés and bars, or hop in the car and explore everything Tuscany has to offer. Beach days, vineyard tours, or hiking routes – there's something for everyone. When it's time to unwind, enjoy a glass of local wine on the private terrace.

Alpine Versilia

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This ancient Tuscan hamlet (or ‘borgo’) sits atop a hill, with views over the countryside as far as the eye can see. On a clear day, you can catch a glimpse of Corsica on the horizon. Surrounded by olive groves, organic vegetable gardens, ancient trees and donkey paddocks, this is the place to immerse yourself in provincial Italian life. Plus, the cities of Pisa and Lucca are within day-tripping distance.

Designed by architect Stefano Viviani, this villa blends into the landscape seamlessly. The wooden terrace juts out of the hillside, allowing for panoramic views of the countryside sprawling before you, from the cool of the plunge pool or the soothing heat of the hot tub. Loungers and reclining chairs are set up the face the view and there’s shaded dining and a lounge area on the lower terrace.

Inside, you can see the work of an architect on display in every handmade step, wall of windows and traditional-style fireplace. It’s a vision of soft greys and white, with picture-frame windows at every turn to display the view as proudly as any of the donkey-themed modern artworks on the walls. Sculptures are displayed with museum-level curation, in glass boxes, and the coffee table is littered with thick art books. The kitchen, beneath a wooden ceiling, is an ode to rusticana with a huge island in the centre, yet feels modern in dove grey and light wood. Then there are the bedrooms, both boasting panoramic views from walls of windows the instant you wake up. 

The Hilltop Eyrie

With some of Tuscany's best views, it would be easy to overlook the stunning features of the villa itself – but this home is no one-trick pony. The exterior of this spot is unforgettable, from splashing in the outdoor pool to dinner on the patio as the sun sets. With traditional features and sharp design, there's an understated elegance to the interiors. Backlighting warms the brickwork and wooden beams of traditional rooms, while Perspex furniture and pops of modern art add a sense of fun. Bedrooms are similarly as subtle, with muted stencil prints, arched wooden ceilings, and a mix of antique and modern furnishings – though all share the same stellar views through shuttered windows. 

Larks Rising

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Prepare to be swept off your feat at this beautiful Italian home, deep in the rolling hills of Tuscany. Once a farmhouse, the plot has been transformed into something poetic - we could write sonnets about the wooden beams, paved floors, and plush cream furniture. Central to the home, the living space is a cool mix of whites, statement glass chandeliers, and big potted plants, while outside, wicker garden furniture is backdropped by mountain views. There's a similarly romantic theme in the bedrooms - with added nods to Italian history. Look out for the prints of famous sculptures in the twin room, while coats of arms and velvet blue headboards hint at something more regal in one of the doubles. Vineyards and cute Tuscan towns are only short drives - with goodies bought best enjoyed watching the sunset from the home's veranda.

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While externally this villa might seem like an ancient 17th-century farmhouse, inside there is a wealth of modern features. The panoramic terrace has unbeatable views across the green valleys of Tuscany, and you might even be able to spy the city of Lucca hiding in the valley. This is the perfect spot to enjoy breakfast each morning, breathing in the scent of the mulberry and fig trees that grow in the garden. Inside, original wooden beams adorn the ceilings in the living room and dining space, where you can unwind in the evening. Aspiring chefs will relish the professional kitchen; book a cooking class – featuring ingredients from the garden – to better discover the flavours of this area. The tree-lined roads in Fibbialla are begging to be explored on foot, but you might also take the 25-minute drive into Lucca to explore its historic streets and museums. The beach in Viareggio is also just 30 minutes away, meaning there's plenty of choice for a day trip. In the evening, choose between lighting up the wood-fired pizza oven or the barbecue, and dine outside as the sun sets over the hills, a glass of local wine in hand.

Terracotta Canopy

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. 

Above It All

Located in the hills and a short drive from ancient villages, the Church of Pieve Santo Stefano and 4km from the historic city of Lucca lies this rustic villa. It’s charming, though a little dated in parts, and makes for a peaceful countryside stay. The outside space is definitely a highlight, with an outdoor lounge and an alfresco dining area – why not have your host arrange a private chef to top it off? Or, explore the surrounding area with a wine tasting.

Tranquillity in Tuscany

Surrounded by olive groves, this cottage, with stunning views of the rolling hills of Lucca, is the Tuscan dream. There’s a private pool and terrace, as well as plenty of alfresco relaxing and dining areas. Inside, the traditional Tuscan interiors provide warm and cosy spaces, but if you’re tall some of the beamed ceilings are quite low in the bedrooms. When you want to explore, this cottage is just a short ride away from the medieval hamlet of Camaiore, while beautiful Lucca is around a twenty-minute drive.

A Tuscan Romance

Idyllic views, timeless charm and a wonderful sense of privacy are just some of the highlights of this Tuscan home. Nestled in the hills of Lucca, you can follow hiking trails through olive groves to the village of Fiano di Pescaglia. There is also a saltwater infinity pool, a barbecue and a wood-fired pizza oven (available for an additional fee). Inside, the rooms are simple, traditional and family-friendly with children’s amenities available on request. And for explorations further afield, head to the beaches of Viareggio or take a day trip to nearby Lucca. 

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Perched on a hill in the old village of Pedona, this home is set between the mountains and the sea. Rustic and enchanting, you won't find any swimming pools or hot tubs here, instead ancient oak beams and flagstone floors cradle a home that looks untouched since the turn of the last century. Though it has of course been updated for modern comfort, the atmosphere remains about as authentic as you can get. Whether you’re gathering for family dinner around the vintage table, snoozing in the small garden, or gazing out at the sea views in the distance, this home is a real departure from modern life and a much-needed revert to la dolce vita. From here, it's just a twelve-minute drive to the beautiful city of Camaiore, or head in the opposite direction to get to the beach at Viareggio in around the same time.

Sweet Chestnut

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

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Close to San Martino in Freddana, this traditional home is cocooned by tranquil hills, yet just a short drive away from Lucca’s historic cobbled streets. Indoors, wood beams, white shutters and antique furniture give the home bags of charm. Sip a morning espresso on the terrace, spend the day lounging by the shared pool or explore the vast gardens. The evenings here are magical, thanks to panoramic views. Sit out with a glass of Lucchesi and watch the sun dip over the rolling hills. Or gather your family around the open-hearth fireplace in the living room and get cosy on cooler nights. This home has a rustic feel, but you’ll have access to every modern day comfort, including a fully-equipped kitchen, satellite TV, and Wifi. 

Perfect Sunset

In the rolling hills outside of Lucca’s historic city walls, this Italian getaway is full of charm. The farmhouse, originally a church, has been beautifully renovated, turned into an elegant home-from-home perfect for two. A spiral staircase leads to the wood-beamed bedroom, which is partly open to the floor below, where you’ll find an open-plan living, dining, and kitchen space. The wrap-around garden is peaceful and pretty, with a wisteria-draped gazebo for romantic dinners. There’s also a Jacuzzi to take your vacation relaxation to the next level. 

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Secluded on two acres of lush Mediterreanean land, this villa in the hills of Camaiore offers the best of both worlds. Peaceful where it sits among olive groves and sequoias, swimming pool, terrace, and sprawling garden included, it also allows for a quick escape to the hustle of cities like Lucca, Pisa and Florence. The house and interior is what you'd expect from an older home, and though it might not be to everyone's taste, it's comfortable and adds plenty of traditional character. 

Sun-Kissed Days

Surrounded by Tuscan countryside, this home has a private swimming pool, open all year round, set in a garden fringed by bamboo. There’s a large, shaded dining terrace to enjoy the warm Italian summers as well. Inside, this traditionally styled, three-storey house has plenty of room for family and friends with a living area and sitting room. Situated just 1 kilometre from Camaiore, there’s plenty to see and do. Or visit the medieval city of Lucca, around a thirty-minute drive away.


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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.

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Hidden away in a quintessentially Tuscan hilltop village, this charming stone cottage is ideal for anybody that wants to completely escape the stresses of everyday life – even if only for a week.

The fact there's no TV or wi-fi, and that phone signal is shaky at best, will sound like pure bliss to some ears and thankfully, there's no shortage of ways to relax here. The leafy terrace complete with alfresco seating, a barbecue and views of distant hillsides is sure to be the scene of languorous dinners that stretch long into the nighttime, although the wood-burning stove in the living room is equally as pleasant to retire besides.

Although you can easily while away the hours reading or soaking up the sunshine without leaving the address, there are plenty of options for day trips nearby, too. The historic city of Lucca is a thirty-five-minute drive, while Viareggio's beaches can be reached in an hour in the car. Closer to home, there's a museum in the village that tells the story of local industry and way of life.

Life's Finer Pleasures

You’ll find this elegant abode in the hillside neighbourhood of Monte San Quirico, surrounded by rolling countryside. It’s just 3 kilometres from the old town of Lucca, so you can easily stroll to the Walls and explore the city. When you’re not dining out in fabulous restaurants, shopping, or meandering through the piazzas with a gelato, you might spend your time in the countryside. Hike or cycle through quaint villages, possibly stopping at a vineyard or two. 

Of course, you might also find that you’re entirely content to stay put. This villa is magnificent, after all. Begin each morning with coffee on the terrace, admiring the verdant views. You might spend your time reading and unwinding in the gorgeous lounge, which features a stunning chandelier. Later on, you’ll swim in the above-ground private pool, and dry off on a sun lounger. Doze in the sweetly scented garden, enjoying the peace and quiet. 

In the evening, cook together in the traditional country kitchen, and dine alfresco. The dining area is wonderful, with parasols for when the sun is shining. Sit out late around the table, sharing great food, wine and company under the stars. 


The Age of Refinement 

Located in the secluded countryside, halfway between Lucca and the beaches of Versili, this renovated Tuscan farmhouse is the ultimate Italian retreat. Situated on a hilltop, views are in abundance. The decor is rustic and charming, and there’s plenty of indoor and outdoor communal space for entertaining. The private pool is perfect for those hot balmy days, and the balcony is a nice touch too. We’re particularly fond of the covered outdoor dining area – ideal for long dinners late into the night. If you’re looking to explore further afield, the medieval town of Lucca is a short drive away. 

Campari & Olive

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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

Sweeping views of the Tuscan countryside from the terrace and nothing by nature surrounding you, this apartment is a romantic bolthole that embraces la dolce vita. Get to know Tuscan cuisine with a trip to the onsite deli, or an organised wine tasting in the little cellar. Or, simply enjoy a bottle of red with that awe-inspiring view from the pergola-covered private terrace. There’s an outdoor dining area and gardens galore shared with the other ancient stone buildings of this complex.

Your apartment is decked out with romantic rusticana in mind. Think exposed stone walls at every turn, wood-beamed ceilings and crisp white linen. The gnarled wooden worktops in the kitchen feel as though nonas have been hand-making pasta here for decades and the flagstone floor is cool underfoot. The bedroom sits beneath a centuries-old wooden ceiling, for fairytale dreams as you drift off. 

Wild Primrose Seeds

This rustic yet refined farmhouse surrounded by Tuscan countryside makes for a restful stay indeed. The interiors are as charming as you would expect – think carved fireplaces, wooden-beamed ceilings and traditional terracotta floors. Outside, the furnished terrace is the perfect place to soak up the sunshine with a glass of wine in hand. Although there isn’t a swimming pool here, there are 50 hectares of grounds to explore and the sandy beaches of Lido di Camaiore are no more than a twenty-minute drive away. 

A Year of Birdsong

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Beautifully appointed, this rural cottage is undoubtedly one of the more romantic and charming homes in our Italian selection. Overlooking the stunning Tuscan archipelago and coast below, you'll be swimming under the olive trees, sipping vino in the hot tub, and dining alfresco long into the warm evenings, all while taking in breathtaking vistas over the valleys and green fields.  

This home conquers indoor-outdoor living, with shutters and doors opening up the interior to the sprawling garden, patio and furnished terraces – we simply couldn't think of a better place to relax and align with the slow pace of nature. Inside, the country-style kitchen allows you to prepare simple meals under the wooden beams, while keeping warm by the crackling fire – there's even a small cellar for you to taste the local wines and typical products of the area. 

Beyond this homey paradise, the little village of Metato is full of life's simple joys and pleasures. Wander through the cobbled streets and follow the walking paths for some amazing overviews of the mountain peaks. Take a short drive to the striking cities of Lucca (thirty minutes) and Pisa (fifty minutes), known for their beautiful churches, historical buildings, bridges, and palaces. And, when you're ready for a change of scenery, pack your seaside essentials and make haste for the coastal town of Pietrasanta. The medieval town, filled with art galleries, restaurants, and little coffee shops for people-watching in the Piazza Duomo, is just a twenty-five-minute drive from your doorstep. 

Under The Olive Tree

Drink in the beautiful vistas over the Camaiore valley and the sea from this rustic yet elegant home – they are like fine wine. Situated above the Borgo di Metato, this Tuscan stone-built abode is the perfect countryside retreat.

The sunny, hilly garden with its olive and cypress trees extends for more than 1500m2. Enjoy a Tuscan feast in the outdoor dining area – we adore the views from here. Or have a glass of Prosecco in the secluded hot tub located on a rock. There's a gorgeous swimming pool, too, overlooking the sea and the valley.

Inside, we love the chic interpretation of the rustic interior style. Select a bottle of wine from the cellar and cosy up in front of one of the fires if the weather turns chilly. This place is perfect for a family or group of friends looking for complete tranquillity.

If you can tear yourself away from this Italian paradise, there are plenty of treasures to explore. The medieval town of Pietrasanta is 15 kilometres away, while it's 20 kilometres from the seaside city of Viareggio. It's around the same distance to Forte Dei Marmi, while Lucca and Pisa are 40 kilometres from this special home.





Eagle in Its Eyrie	

Set in the grounds of the Fattoria Sardi winery, this grand Tuscan villa is a wine lover’s paradise. When you're not out testing your palate at a tasting, gather as many bottles as you can carry and wander back to the home for some cool glasses on the patio while the sun sets. Grandeur prevails in this elegant home – you’ll find refined touches all around you, from family crests on the walls and chandeliers to royal red chaise longues and marble bathrooms. It's far from stuffy, though, with its wooden beams and simple botany prints adding a sense of country charm. Set across three floors, the sprawling home has ample room for large groups, and generous, inviting social space inside and out. After a day spent out in the vineyards or lounging by the pool, gather under the vine-laden canopy for a home-cooked meal from the pizza oven. Every day will be a luxury here. 


Lady Rose

Surrounded by vineyards and rolling Tuscan hills, this traditional villa enjoys peace and tranquillity, while the nearest village of Montemagno is situated just a short walk away. The private swimming pool is set amidst a lush garden, and you’ll also be able to organise delicious Italian feasts in the alfresco dining area under a wooden pergola. The interior is all about rustic charm, with wooden beams and plenty of space for relaxing and entertaining. Each bedroom has an en-suite bathroom, guaranteeing privacy and restful sleep. 

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There's nothing like a private pool to get you into that holiday spirit and at this home in Marina di Pietrasanta, you'll also have the sandy beach just a short walk away. A charming seaside resort with plenty of restaurants and bars to enjoy, you'll have local parks to explore, numerous beaches to play on and surrounding villages to seek out – as well as the big attractions of Lucca (around forty minutes by car) and Pisa (around fifty).

Surrounded by a pretty garden, with high hedging for privacy and comfy outdoor seating spots, this home is a stylish choice for a family or small group of friends. Set in a quiet residential area, it's a dreamy escape from reality, with relaxing shades of white and grey, along with farmhouse styling. We love the romantic bedrooms and the delightful covered terrace – perfect for barbecues after a day on the beach. 

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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

Whether you're enjoying a glass of wine on the terrace or floating in the shared swimming pool, the mountain views here are sure to set the scene for an unforgettable stay in the Province of Lucca. Early risers can savour an espresso in the morning sunshine on the terrace and in the evenings, you can fire up the barbecue and dig into an alfresco feast as the day slowly fades. We think it's the definition of relaxing, and the interior is just as cosy, with exposed wooden beams, squishy sofas and a rustic kitchen well-stocked with cookware if you're not up for grilling. 

The location is also excellent, with some of Italy's best seaside towns within easy reach – be it Viareggio and Lido di Camaiore (both twenty minutes by car) or Forte dei Marmi (half-an-hour drive). Or spend the afternoon wandering through Lucca's medieval city centre, admiring the ancient churches and browsing the many independent art galleries – it's a forty-minute drive away.

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This fabulous home is set in a tranquil rural position, in the hills outside the medieval city of Lucca. With incredible views, a private pool and bags of character, it's everything you could hope for in a Tuscan escape. 

A barn conversion that spans three floors, inside it's all about terracotta floors, historic beamed ceilings and classic Italian country furnishings. We particularly love the flow of the living space, with its cosy sitting area, well-stocked kitchen and formal dining room and we think the bedrooms here are just knock-out. From the master bedroom with its exposed stone wall and four-poster bed to the two versatile twin rooms, there isn't a single one we wouldn't happily retire to after a day in the sun. And each comes with its own ensuite so there won't be any need to queue for the shower.

Outside, the undulating landscape offers excellent viewpoints all over the grounds. Sit outside on the terrace with your drinks in the evening, wander down to the pool or serve your meal under the pretty pergola. And there's an extra surprise in store at this villa – a luxurious Turkish bath on the ground floor.


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With a long history of literary greatness, Tuscany has inspired countless poets, playwrights, and authors, and we can see why just by looking at this home. Sonnets could be written about the outdoor area alone, with rhymes of fairy-lit patios, a long swimming pool and romantic woven wicker furniture. The interiors are similarly poetic, drawing on the building's 500-year-old history, with marble sculptures and glass chandeliers side by side with a huge wood-burning oven and stonework dating back to the 1500s. Countless stories have played out in the wooden-beamed bedrooms, with their plush, velvet head-boarded beds, ornate antique furniture and pretty French doors – move fast to nab the en-suite rooms which have deep claw-footed tubs or jacuzzi baths. What's really worth writing home about is the social space; from garden pergolas to grand dining rooms, this home will be recounted in tales for years to come.

Dusk's Dance

Located in the countryside just outside of Lucca, guests staying at this Tuscan villa are treated to views of the old town, rolling fields and the Mediterranean Sea in the distance. As you can imagine, it's a truly idyllic location and what's perhaps most impressive is that the home is just as easy on the eye, too.

The main portion of the home sits within a villa that dates back to the 15th century and you get a sense of this history with the high ceilings, large fireplaces and wooden beams. There's also a real sense of grandeur when it comes to the interior design — you only have to look at the chandeliers, artworks and lavish dining areas to see what we mean. This opulence can be witnessed in the pool house and suite house, as well.

Stepping outside, there are plenty of terraces, verandahs and lounges out on the lawns populated by olive trees and flowers where you can sit and admire the scenery. That being said, the views are equally as dreamy from the home's swimming pool, too.

When you can prise yourself away from this tranquil address, you can hop in the car and be wandering the historic streets of Lucca in a little over ten minutes, while the Italian coastline takes around thirty-five minutes to reach.


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