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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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The sprawling grounds of this Tuscan villa are home to woodland walks where you can spot birds, a big private pool for cooling dips and lots of different places to dine and unwind out in nature. Inside, the traditional decor won’t be for everyone – the kitchen feels a little dated, but it’s got everything you need for big group meals, and the ramshackle collection of sofas and armchairs is homely. There’s a ground-floor bedroom and bathroom adapted for accessibility, but the rest of the bedrooms are up a twisting stone staircase. Location-wise, it’s in the Chianti hills, surrounded by vineyards, and Florence is just a few kilometres away. 

The Hillside Escape

Nestled in the Tuscan countryside, this villa is a place for a family or group of friends to spend quality time together in the sunshine. From the hanging chair to sun loungers, the outside space offers ample opportunities to enjoy the views. Plus, there’s a covered terrace for alfresco dining. The sleeping quarters are on the lower ground floor with direct access to the garden and pool (something to keep in mind if you’re staying with young children), and the main bedroom has an open-concept en-suite, which may not be to everyone’s taste. If you fancy a change of scenery, the town of Castel del Piano is a short drive away.

The Italian Rose

If you’re in search of a slice of Italian paradise, look no further than this home. Nestled in the hills with stunning views, this is the perfect setting for a refreshing retreat. Enjoy total relaxation by the pool and long lunches on the terrace. Your host can help arrange grocery deliveries and a private chef to prepare delicious Italian meals. You will need a car to get around here, but this is a great base for exploring some of the regions prettiest spots. The nearest amenities are just a short drive away in Monteverdi Marittimo, while the sandy beaches of Castagneto Carducci are just 10 kilometres away. 

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Nestled in the picturesque Maremma countryside, this home boasts a huge garden with an infinity pool and hot tub, with glimpses of the Tuscan Archipelago visible from the barbecue area. Spread across several levels with lots of stairs throughout, guests with limited mobility will be better off staying elsewhere. One of the bedrooms is in the home's dependence, offering a little extra privacy. We think this is ideal for a couple or small family travelling with a larger group. You'll need a car for getting to Montioni Nature Park or the town of Suvereto, but there's more than enough parking space to go around.

Pink Citron

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

It may be less than a thirty-minute drive from the spectacular Renaissance city of Florence, but this home feels like another world. Located up in the hills, you'll discover a spectacular villa – complete with a clock tower – just outside the small village of Cellai, where time seems to stand still. 

Pad across terracotta-tiled floors, with wood beam ceilings above, and discover rooms filled with character and charm, where period features and modern touches sit effortlessly alongside one another. Nowhere is this better displayed than in the contemporary kitchen and adjoining dining room with its antique stove. Each of the four bedrooms blends rustic charm with supreme comfort, while the bathrooms are fitted out with beautiful tiles and gleaming marble for a touch of luxury.

Step outside and you'll discover a lush landscape of terraced gardens, an inviting pool and breathtaking views over the Tuscan terrain. Your hosts recommend making the trip to Forno La Chiocciola, where you can stock up on Florentine speciality flatbread, schiaccata, each morning. Afterwards, place yourself poolside and settle in for a day of sunbathing, interrupted only by refreshing dips in the water and trips to the kitchen to get some more of that delicious bread. 

The Breadbasket

Tucked away in the Tuscan countryside, this home is an ideal base for a group of friends or an extended family. Made up of two bungalows, it’s perfect for those who like to holiday together yet still enjoy some private time, as the second home sleeps two yet still has everything needed for a comfortable stay. Outdoors, everyone can gather together to enjoy the private pool, hot tub, or simply relax on the sun-drenched terraces. Location-wise, nearby Montevarchi is a charming town with shops and restaurants, along with a train station providing easy access to Florence, Siena and Arezzo if you don’t fancy driving. 

Tuscany Sun

If you're looking to leave the world behind among the rolling hills of Tuscany, this two-bedroom home near the medieval village of Castagneto Carducci is a charmingly rustic throwback. While the apartment may have an unconventional interior layout, such as a lack of recognised living room, its exterior social areas are stunning and the views across the region are absolutely breath-taking. The kitchen is well equipped for preparing meals to enjoy out on the terrace, while the peaceful grounds are home to a shared swimming pool and hot tub, a fire pit, and nature trails leading off into the surrounding woodland. If the city does call, you can also catch a train from the nearby town of Donoratico, with routes to Pisa, Florence and Rome.

Tuscan Flavour

Some seventy five miles west of Florence on the glittering Tuscan coast, this characterful three-bedroom apartment can be found in the quiet town of San Vincenzo. The home itself is spread across the first floor, with stairs leading up to the front door. It's the sort of place where guests can really feel at home – the air conditioned living spaces are comfortable, the kitchen is prepped for large meals, and the private patio is an ideal sun trap. The town marina is fifteen minutes away, with sandy beaches running north and south dotted with pleasant restaurants. San Vincenzo also has a train station, where you can take a day trip up the coast to see Pisa and its famous Leaning Tower.

The Coastal Pearl

Hidden away behind a centuries-old olive grove on a stunning stretch of the Etruscan coast, this vast villa offers comfort, style and sophistication on an unprecedented scale. The interior is decked out in largely neutral tones with a forest-themed feature wall in the living room, plus coastal vistas wallpapered in a couple of the bedrooms.

Dive deeper, and you'll discover luxurious touches at every turn. From the hammam, games room and gym in the basement to the main bedroom with its own walk-in wardrobe and living area – plus access to the terrace and hot tub – it culminates in a private helipad out in the garden, perfect for those who want to arrive in style.

Away from home, discover the port town of Piombino. Its historic compact historic centre is easy to explore on foot, and there are some excellent seafood restaurants and traditional taverns to choose from. From here, you can also board a ferry over to the island of Elba, best known as Napoleon's place of exile. Elsewhere, the city of Pisa and its iconic leaning tower is a little over an hour away, while the cradle of the Renaissance, Florence, is closer to two.


Among the Olive Trees

Step back in time and experience this Tuscan home, a beautifully restored estate dating back to around 1000 AD. This luxurious countryside escape has a private riverside beach, a swimming pool and plenty of areas to relax and dine in the sun. Inside, another highlight is the grand dining room which showcases the well-preserved remains of a 4th-century kitchen. The accommodation is divided between the main villa with four en-suite bedrooms and two guest houses offering additional privacy and space. This home is perfect for families or friends seeking a tranquil retreat in the heart of Tuscany, a short drive from the medieval town of Greve.

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