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This Italian idyll is in the heart of the Tuscan countryside, close to the charming city of Pistoia. There’s a pretty pool for swimming leisurely laps, space to sunbathe in the secluded garden, and a veranda for al fresco meals. Inside, the rooms are set over three floors and blend simple décor with hints of country character, like wooden shutters and stone tiles. While the villa feels nicely nestled away from it all, it’s in a great location for exploring more of Tuscany – halfway between Florence and Lucca and not far from the coast at Versilia.

Pistoia Hills

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A tree-lined driveway leads to the impressive, tangerine facade of this Italian villa. It’s in the countryside, just on the outskirts of the charming town of Pistoia. A ten-minute drive sees you in the town centre, where an ancient duomo and old family towers await to be explored. If you fancy a day trip, Lucca is just a forty-five-minute drive. Sunny days beg for a dip in the Roman-style swimming pool and there are plenty of shaded nooks and verandas to relax with a good book. Breakfast can be taken in the big, country-style kitchen which looks like a vision of yesteryear with its log-fired hearth still active and a dedicated pasta maker and charcuterie slicer. Dine outside (roof on or roof off, it’s up to you) or in the formal dining room inside at an antique table. In here you’ll also find a music corner for the maestro of the group – a vintage record player alongside an accordion and grand piano. This villa is where real Italian living is the name of the game. 

Maestro's Manor

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Surrounded by holm oaks, cypresses and chestnut trees, this home near Pistoia is a peaceful retreat set within the stunning Tuscan countryside. It’s a sociable place to stay – whether you’re lazing by the pool, tucking into alfresco meals on the covered terrace, or sipping a bold chianti under the gazebo at sunset. Head into town to pick up some fresh local produce to cook on the stone barbecue, or make pizzas in the bell tower’s wood-fired oven. Inside, you’ll find wooden beams, exposed brick walls, stone staircases and typically Tuscan decor, so it’ll feel like another world when you step into the basement, with its Jacuzzi room painted with palm trees and a brilliant yellow sky.

The Stone Arch

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Whether you're after a peaceful holiday with friends or a spacious spot for a family gathering, this restored farmhouse is an excellent choice. It's situated on a private country estate in the charming village of Lamporecchio, Tuscany, and has well-tended secret gardens, as well as olive groves to explore. This breathtaking property is spread over two floors and benefits from a private patio and communal pool area – the latter of which is shared with four neighbouring properties. We love the master suite with its fireplace – a welcome feature during the cooler months. We suggest a car for ease –  there are restaurants less than 2km away and the pretty town of Montecatini is 15km from the home. 

Tuscan Grove

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Whether you’re in search of a romantic wedding destination or an immersive Tuscan retreat, this home delivers a dream-worthy solution. From the sweeping countryside views to the private pool (heated upon request), outdoor bar and elegant rooms, every detail has been considered to inspire total relaxation. It’s also extremely well located with the medieval village of Montecatini Alto just a five-minute drive away, and the historic city of Pistoia also within easy driving distance. 


Love From Tuscany

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Natural beauty, wellbeing and stylish interiors combine in this hilltop Tuscan hideaway. Perfect for celebrating life’s special moments, every detail of this 19th-century home sings with the natural abundance of its surroundings. And with multiple living spaces, both inside and out, you’ll find it easy to sit back and savour up the laid-back pace of rural living. 

Wake up early and enjoy unforgettable sunrises, gather for Italian-inspired meals under the trees, embrace impromptu dips in the heated pool and find a wonderful sense of relaxation in the air-conditioned bedrooms. However you choose to spend your time here, every moment promises to be enriched by the unique charm of this location. 

From here, days can be spent sightseeing in Montecatini Alto, indulging the senses with spa treatments in Montecatini Terme (4 km away) or simply exploring the countryside on foot or by bike. And for explorations further afield, take day trips to the majestic cities of Florence, Pisa or Lucca (all within driving distance). 

Valley of Serenity  

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Greeting you with wrought-iron gates, this eighteenth-century Tuscan villa immerses you in the past while maintaining one foot firmly in the present. Set in rolling countryside, just a short drive from the city of Pistoia, it's about as charming as it gets. Think staggering scenery, beautiful terraces, stone courtyards and terracotta tiles. The estate is private and pristine, with immaculate lawns, fragrant flowers and a backdrop of gently swaying pine trees. It's out here that we think you'll spend most of your time, by the glorious infinity pool with far-reaching views. Up at the house, you'll step into history, with so many character features it could be used as a setting for a film. There's a grand living space, with a magnificent fireplace and huge dining table, along with a rustic kitchen and a second lounge. But it's the bedrooms that we fell head over heels with – furnished with antiques and with beamed ceilings and shuttered windows, they're simply beautiful. The ground floor bedroom even opens to a covered veranda with a table and chairs, and the master bedroom's ensuite has a Turkish bath where you can enjoy some aromatherapy. Dining outside on the terrace is an all-day affair, with a barbecue for some of the fresh produce you can pick up locally. And in the evening, why not slip into the hot tub as the sun sets. And although it feels secluded, this place is just a forty-minute drive from Lucca and an hour from Florence.

Elio & Oliver

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From its elevated position in the verdant hills of Valdinievole, this home offers stunning views and all the essentials you could need for a blissful Italian break. There’s a private pool for refreshing swims and a gazebo with an outdoor kitchen for alfresco dining. You’ll also find plenty to keep the whole family entertained with a children’s playground, a ping pong table and an indoor games area. The rooms are simple, fresh and thoughtfully designed to inspire relaxation. Plus, it’s in a fantastic location. From here, it’s just a short drive to the famous spa town of Montecatini, while Florence and Lucca are also within driving distance. 

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Far more than its stunning setting, this home offers a private swimming pool and multiple outdoor seating areas from which to soak up the Nievole Valley views below. Opening out onto the terrace, the countryside-style kitchen and alfresco dining area invite you to dine like the locals. And since Monsummano Terme village centre is just 3 kilometres away, you won't have to go far to pick up some local ingredients and other essentials. Meanwhile, day trips to Pistoia, Lucca, Florence, Pisa or Viareggio Beach are easily planned from this Tuscan paradise too. 



A Toast to the Hills

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When staying in the spa town of Montecatini Terme, it’s only right to have a spa of your own. This gorgeous villa, nestled between Florence and Lucca, has relaxation down to a tee. Want for nothing with expansive gardens, a private gym, a huge glistening pool, and a spa complete with a huge jacuzzi, sauna, and Turkish bath. 

It might have every luxury you could ask for, with a modern interior that practically sparkles, but the home is traditional and charming. Creamy walls, white shuttered windows, and a terracotta tiled roof, characteristic of a Tuscan abode, set the scene for a blissful stay. 

While the home itself is lovely, we can’t get over the panoramic views of the Tuscan countryside. Atmospheric rolling hills and sprawling fields are everywhere you turn. It’s the perfect setting to unwind and relax by the pool. Better yet, take in the view from your jacuzzi. The spa might be for the grown-ups, but the kids will love the opportunities for games in the L-shaped pool.

If you thought the days were beautiful, dusk brings new meaning to the word. Watch the golden sun dip into the countryside from one of the patio seating areas, glass of local wine in hand. Then, gather beneath the woven pergola and get started with dinner on the stone brick barbecue. 

When it’s time to explore, the centre of Montecatini Terme is only moments away. Take the funicular train up the hill to the old town for a delicious dinner and even better views. 

Bella of Tuscan Hills

Sitting among the green hills of the Valdinievole, this quintessentially Tuscan villa puts guests in the middle of some truly gorgeous scenery, while offering plenty to do should they ever tire of the views – although we think that's unlikely to happen.

During the warmer months, it's not difficult to imagine countless hours spent in the home's outdoor space. The swimming pool is sure to be popular on summer afternoons, but you can just as easily enjoy the sunshine while playing table tennis on the terrace or enjoying hearty alfresco feasts on the pergola.

The home itself is fairly traditional in character, with wooden beams and exposed stonework lending a certain rustic charm. That being said, you can tell from the wealth of contemporary features that the host has put a lot of effort into the interior in recent years – the sleek kitchen and upper-floor Turkish bath are a bit of a giveaway, as are the bar games and decorative motorcycle that all add a bit of Americana to proceedings.

You can see a whole lot of Tuscany from the home's balconies and terrace, but if you ever want a bit more of a close-up, the thermal baths and opulent villas in the spa town of Montecatini Terme are 4km away, while the medieval city of Pistoia is around 15km away.

Tuscan American

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With vistas over the surrounding vineyards, you couldn’t get a more Tuscan setting. The beautiful garden has a swimming pool and Jacuzzi, plenty of seating areas, a kids’ playground and there’s a barbeque for sociable meals with family and friends. Inside, rustic charm is blended perfectly with modern features and designer furnishings. The accommodation is split between the main house and an annexe with one bedroom and an en-suite. The location is fantastic too – this home is situated between Lucca and Florence, so there’s plenty to see and do. 

Vineyard Dream

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Just a stone's throw away from Leonardo da Vinci’s birthplace, you’ll find this villa, surrounded by a small garden and beautiful views of the Tuscan countryside. There’s a shaded terrace, private pool and sundeck here to enjoy the Italian sun. Inside, there are plenty of character features and a mix of antique and modern furnishings, as well as more vistas from the bedroom windows over the landscape. When you feel like exploring, the Casa Natale di Leonardo museum is within walking distance, while the medieval town of Vinci is a short drive away.

Leonardo's Place

Surrounded by the rolling green hills of the Valdinievole, this imposing villa has been fully restored to offer the perfect mix of period character, classical elegance and modern convenience. Standing in newly landscaped grounds, it's the perfect picture of a Tuscan villa – with white walls, terracotta tiles and tall cypress trees. And we love the tower room that tops it all off with its arched windows.

Inside, the space is beautifully decorated with bold colours and frescoes. Exposed beamed ceilings and wood floors to many of the rooms add charm, while a practical, modern kitchen comes with all the equipment you could need to cook at home and the bathrooms are all stylish and individual. The living room has a particularly cosy feel, with a fireplace for winter escapes and striking red walls. A similar room on the top floor serves as a second lounge and has a sofa bed for two guests – ideal for children.

Spend your days by the private pool, which boasts incredible views, or drive less than ten minutes into the town and its famous spas. And for a day out, it's easy to drive to any of the area's main attractions – Florence, Pistoia, Lucca and Pisa. 

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Nestled between Lucca and Florence, this resorted villa will immediately make you feel at home. We love the contemporary kitchen, where family feasts will be lovingly prepared with the freshest Italian ingredients. The bedrooms offer a peaceful spot away from the group, and each has its own en-suite for ultimate convenience. However, there's no denying that the real pièce de résistance is the outdoor space. The garden is dotted with olive trees and fun-filled activities for little ones, while the swimming pool calls for an afternoon dip. Topping it off is the six-seater hot tub overlooking the vineyard – pure bliss.

Beyond the Vine

If forest bathing is your thing, this converted riverside mill is just the ticket. Slap bang in the beautiful Tuscan countryside, the abode is surrounded by mature trees, olive groves and rambling woodland trails that lead to a secret waterfall. Inside the main house, there’s a rustic yet refined approach. Expect exposed stone and timber beams with plenty of modern conveniences to ensure your stay as fuss-free as possible. Plus, there’s a private apartment with a bedroom, kitchen and en-suite bathroom – ideal for holidays with extended family or friends. There are village restaurants and shops a short drive away in the Montalbano hills and Florence is only 20 kilometres away, so you can get your culture fix in the morning and be back by the pool in time for an afternoon swim followed by a glass of something chilled on the expansive terrace. 

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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

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Between the ancient majesty of Florence and the walled city of Lucca, this stately residence will drop you straight into 19th Century Tuscany. This rousing region of Italy is a sight to behold, and it’s easy to believe the landscape hasn’t changed much since this home was first built. The history of the province runs deep and leads straight through the centre of this grand villa. Each of the rooms has its own thrilling touch of a bygone age, with guests getting to live a piece of it. Take a quiet moment with a good book in one of the parlours, or head out onto the lawn and sip your morning espresso with nothing but the birds and the stunning views. 

Days can be spent topping up the perfect holiday tan and cooling off with a plunge in the private pool, or perhaps if you're more musically inclined, entertain the other guests with a tinkle of the ivories on the home's piano, which can be found in one of the beautiful parlours. One of our favourite rooms is the detached dining hall with its curved ceiling and long table. It speaks of grand old parties where the wine flowed well into the early hours. This is a villa of a golden age, a haven of exploration, and a memorable place to assemble your crew for a getaway. 

For those looking to get out and see the sights, the breathtaking city of Florence is a little under an hour's drive away, and boasts a wealth of shopping, dining, and sightseeing opportunities, including Galleria dell'Accademia and Basilica di Santa Croce, or if getting back to nature is what you're looking for, you're in luck. Grab your most comfortable walking shoes and lose yourself in the wilds of the Florentine countryside, right from your front door.

Olive Groves Of Old

Surrounded by silvery olive trees and architectural Italian cypresses, this traditional Tuscan farmhouse's bucolic setting would make even the Mona Lisa grin from ear to ear. Out and about, the birthplace of Leonardo Da Vinci is just down the road. If you prefer countryside pursuits, there's plenty of walks right on your doorstep. But you don't even have to leave the grounds for picturesque strolls – the large, sunny garden offers plenty to explore. Immerse yourself in your holiday read by the pool, or sit on one of the comfy outdoor sofas under an umbrella, listening to birdsong. With its charming wicker lampshades, wooden beams and window shutters, along with terracotta and terrazzo flooring, this home is full of character and warmth. On chillier nights, gather around the fireplace, flanked by vintage wine barrels, with a glass of Sangiovese wine in hand, and let the conversation flow. Whatever the season, like a fine work of art this joyful place will always delight. 

Luogo Gioioso

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This Italian home boasts panoramic views of the Pistoia hills from the poolside. Comprising a main house and barn rented as one, you’ll have four living rooms to spill out into here. With a pool table, table football, and archery, there’s plenty to keep the kids happy, and outdoor meals will be easy thanks to two alfresco dining tables, a barbecue, and an outdoor oven. The layout here won’t suit everyone – the home is spread over several floors and one of the staircases is open – and the traditional decor won’t be to everyone’s tastes, but it’s a great option for those seeking a house with personality. Location-wise, you’re in the village of Massa e Cozzile, with Lucca, Pisa, and Versilia within driving distance for day trips. 

Home and Garden

Boasting noble origins and surrounded by 10 hectares of land, this villa guarantees a stay to remember. Inside, you'll find 19th-century antiques and ceiling frescoes – and while this may not appeal to the modernists among you, the place has that quintessential Tuscan charm that we can’t get enough of. Taking advantage of the glorious weather couldn’t be easier thanks to the alfresco dining terrace and seating area, and when you need to cool off, there’s a private pool. Location-wise, Montecatini Terme is within easy driving distance, but if you fancy exploring further afield, Pisa is our day-trip destination of choice.

Tuscany Oasis

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This magnificent yellow house sits in the rolling countryside between Lucca and Tuscany, offering incredible views of this lush, green part of Italy. The home is elegant and unique, with ceiling frescoes in the bedrooms and even a consecrated chapel in the grounds – this would be a magical setting for a wedding. 

Special events aside, this is a wonderful holiday home whether you’re travelling with friends or family. There’s plenty of room, including a spacious traditional kitchen – why not hire a private chef and enjoy an alfresco feast on the terrace? The outdoor space is marvellous, set over several terraced levels. The result is incredible views of the Tuscan countryside from every angle. The swimming pool is sheltered from view by a row of trees on one side, and open to sweeping views on the other – it’s glorious at any time of day, but we’re particularly fond of a sunset swim. 

The villa is only a thirty-minute drive from Lucca, and within easy reach of Florence too – the train to Florence takes an hour and eleven minutes. Spend a morning in Lucca admiring the architecture from a picturesque square, then stroll around the medieval centre with a gelato. For some top-notch relaxation, we recommend driving fourteen minutes to Montecatini Terme. This gem of a town boasts nine thermal spas housed in historic buildings – it feels like stepping back in time in the best way. 

There’s so much to see and do in this beautiful part of Italy, and this spectacular home is the ideal base from which to explore. When you’ve taken in all the sights you can manage, recline on the terrace with a glass of Chianti. Bliss. 


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This home is packed with Tuscan charm – no surprise, considering it was built in the 18th century. Originally two houses (now combined into one), this place has a lot of room to spare. It's filled with antiques, old-school artwork, and buckets of character. The layout is a little quirky, given its past, so expect several stairs, a sofa bed for two, and some beds on the mezzanines – you'll also need to provide your own towels. And we can't forget the garden. Set on 7 hectares, you'll have fantastic views across the western slopes of Monte Albano – best enjoyed from the pool, Jacuzzi, or alfresco dining terrace. Factor in the proximity to Florence, and we think it's a no-brainer.

Tuscan Mahogany

Nestled in the Tuscan countryside of Casalguidi in Pistoia, this charming home offers a tranquil escape surrounded by nature. The country house is traditional and rustic, with a large fenced garden that boasts a brick barbecue for alfresco dining. There are hammocks to doze in while the kids play foosball, table tennis, and basketball. Perfect for outdoorsy travellers, this home is in a great spot for hiking and cycling trips. At full occupancy, three guests will sleep on sofa beds in the living spaces – for more privacy, we’d stick to a guest count of eleven. 

Time for Tuscany

Located just outside the medieval town of Vinci, the birthplace of the town's most famous son is within easy walking distance of this charming villa. Inside, the home takes inspiration from Leonardo, with thoughtfully curated paintings adorning the walls, wicker sofas in the living room and beautifully carved wooden beds. When in Tuscany though, outdoors is always best. Set atop a hill, you'll take in panoramic views of alluring landscapes that stretch as far as the eye can see. Cool off with a few casual laps of the private courtyard pool, surrounded by aromatic herbs, colourful flowers and centuries-old olive trees. Later on, sit down to an alfresco dinner at one of the many outdoor seating areas. After following in the footsteps of greatness, you’re sure to return home feeling inspired. 

When In Vinci

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This serene escape is where refined luxury meets the pure beauty of Tuscany. Set in the hills just outside Florence, Lucca and Pisa, the villa is surrounded by acres of unspoiled nature. Days unfold between the travertine pool, panoramic jacuzzi, and peaceful garden. Inside, light-filled spaces and thoughtfully designed suites feel luxurious but never fussy. Whether you’re sharing family meals, exploring nearby vineyards, or simply listening to the natural spring flowing, this is a stay that invites you to slow down and savour every moment.

Graceful View

Tucked into the Tuscan hills in Monsummano Terme, this villa promises a truly tranquil retreat. Inside, the home holds onto its traditional charm with wooden beams and exposed brickwork, yet seamlessly marries this with contemporary furnishings that invite relaxation. Not to be outdone, the outdoor space is a sun-kissed haven. You’ll never tire of the far-reaching vistas, while the private pool is the perfect place to cool off in the heat of the day. Locally, venture into Monsummano Terme to visit the thermal springs, and a trip to Grotta Giusti, a natural thermal cave, is a must for an invigorating spa experience. 

Tuscan Horizon

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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.

Sing of Spring

An hour's drive from Florence, this traditional villa is an excellent base for discovering Tuscany. The garden and surrounding 45-acre grounds are the biggest draw – there's a private pool, scenic terrace, and sweeping panoramas of the surrounding countryside. An evening spent watching the sun go down over a glass of wine is the perfect way to unwind, and you can do just that here. The decor inside is traditionally Tuscan, but two kitchens and multiple lounges offer plenty of space for groups. Just note that one of the bedrooms is on a mezzanine, so the ceilings are low, and the space is quite tight.

Slow Rhythm

With the shops, cafes and eateries of Lamporecchio on your doorstep and picturesque Pistoia no more than a thirty-minute drive away, this apartment is perfectly placed for a laid-back family holiday. There’s a private balcony for enjoying a traditional Italian lunch in the sunshine and a small communal pool for hot summer days. Inside the home, the kitchen is fully equipped for rustling up something tasty, and the bedrooms have everything you need for a comfortable night’s sleep.

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Blessed with an isolated spot in the Tuscan hills, there's something rather tranquil about this home and you're sure to find it easy to relax, whether you're splashing about in the swimming pool, cooking up dinner in the summer kitchen or simply admiring the beautiful views.

There's a lot to like about the home itself, too. Dating back to the 17th century and spending much of its life as a farmhouse, the living quarters are understandably a little traditional – note the stone archways, wooden ceiling beams and terracotta tiling underfoot. There are some more contemporary aspects though, including the recently renovated kitchen and Jacuzzi bathtub.

When it comes to getting to know Tuscany a little better, the town of Montecatini Terme is only 10km and has nine thermal spas to visit. A little further afield, the Renaissance-era architecture of Lucca is 30km away, while Viareggio's beach is 55km from the home – close enough for a day trip or two, we'd say.

A Little Bit of Me-Time

If you’re looking for local immersion in a quintessentially Tuscan home, you've found it. Once the lowly hayloft of a country retreat for nobles, it’s been elevated to something wonderful. It’s rustic – think exposed brick, cooling stone floors and original wood beams – but with the kind of luxe touches that wouldn’t look out of place in a Renaissance townhouse. We love the juxtaposition of homely vibes with ornate flourishes. Who knew chandeliers could look so good in a barn? Set on a private estate, with lush gardens all around, the owners are your only neighbours. Signora Rosa will welcome you with open arms (and maybe even a slice of homemade torta), and the whole family is on hand to help, while also respecting your privacy. There are two complimentary bicycles available for guests, making the five-minute walk to the local town even quicker. Here you can pick up groceries to cook up an alfresco feast; you’ll want to make use of the pretty, shaded outdoor dining area with views over the immaculate grounds. There’s even a wood-fired pizza oven, so you’d better start practising your dough spinning. We’d happily hole up in this place for a week or two, but with a car, it’s the perfect base for exploring Tuscany. 

Homespun Renaissance

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Enjoy a scenic Italian getaway with a stay in this Tuscan retreat. You’ll be welcomed by paronamic views across olive groves and rolling hills. There’s a private pool, a Jacuzzi and a large terrace with a barbecue for dreamy evenings under the stars. Inside, the rooms are simple, cool and well-suited to families. Your host can help organise a private chef on request as well as a range of experiences. Plus, there’s plenty to explore in the surroundings with easy access to Montecatini Alto, Lucca, Florence and Siena.

Tuscany Beauty

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. 

Buon Appetito

Tuscan living at its finest, this home has generations of family life at its core. The owner's relatives were sharecroppers, and what once was a farmhouse is now a contemporary sanctuary steeped in character and charm. Our favourite spot is the grand living area – with its wooden beams, large windows and breezy layout, it's the perfect place to come together. The garden boasts even more spots for unwinding, as well as a private pool with views of the surrounding hills. Whether you're splashing in the water, dining alfresco, or taking a day trip to nearby Lucca, we think this home offers the perfect backdrop for your stay.

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