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Set in the Umbrian hills, Collina Bella offers the chance to get a taste of quintessential Italian architecture without compromising on comfort. Beyond the four elegant bedrooms, some of which have four-poster beds, the real highlight is the inviting living area and sun-drenched terrace, where you can catch some rays and dry off after a dip in the private pool. From here you can explore the sights of Perugia or Assisi, which are both within an hour’s drive.

Collina Bella

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The views at this Umbrian home are truly spectacular. The villa stands in vast private grounds just a ten-minute drive from the hilltop town of Montone, looking out over the hills and valleys of the Umbrian countryside. It’s a secluded retreat, but still within easy access to all that Umbria has to offer. The villa is rustic, with a simple and comfortable decor – expect cotto floors, beamed ceilings and exposed original stonework, plus a few antiques. The gardens have been designed to make the most of the wraparound views, so you’ll find many a terrace and quiet corner to enjoy. We love the fig tree by the pool – time your visit right and you can pick sun-warmed fruit straight from the tree for breakfast. 

Drink in the Serenity

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Escape to this farmhouse retreat set in an agricultural estate overlooking the Tiber Valley of the Perugia region. One of four apartments housed in the historic country home, there are vast communal gardens and a shared swimming pool to while away the days. But if you don’t fancy being sociable, there’s also a private alfresco sitting area back at the apartment. Surrounded by rolling green hills and oak forests, the home feels blissfully secluded, yet you’re in a prime location to explore both Tuscany and Umbria. Get off to a flying start in the riverside town of Umbertide, just 8 kilometres away. 

Nestled in the Hills

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Near the border of Tuscany and Umbria, this place puts Perugia, Lake Trasimeno and Arezzo within day-tripping distance while the surroundings of lush hills and oak forests are pure peace and quiet. One of four apartments within a traditional-style villa, it’s decked out like the old world inside with a huge old stone hearth in the living room, a library and study for those working remotely and an old-fashioned kitchen. Stone steps lead to the private patio with gorgeous views over the Tiber Valley. Plus, guests here have access to the estate’s shared swimming pool and sprawling gardens.

The Moon & The Oak

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Set within an estate in the Perguia, this villa is surrounded by green hills and oak forests, overlooking the Tiber valley. This home is the largest of four cottages, so there’s plenty of space for the whole family, as well as a shared swimming pool and lush gardens outside. Inside you’ll find roaring open fires, exposed beams and stonework which helps to fully immerse you in your surroundings. Location-wise, this is a great spot, being situated along the border between Tuscany and Umbria. We’d recommend renting a car and taking some day trips to see as much of the area as possible.

Life in Umbria

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Surrounded by olive groves and ancient woods, this traditional farmhouse welcomes you to an authentic stay in the heart of Tuscany. 

Located on Pomaio hill with sweeping views across the countryside, this is a wonderful setting to retreat into the heart of nature. And from the moment you arrive, you’ll want to savour the rustic simplicity and charm of this home – it’s the perfect place to connect with the timeless beauty of Italy. 

Families and friends will love gathering here – the communal spaces feel warm and intimate, inviting you to slow down and enjoy quality time together. And whether you’re drinking your morning coffee in the garden, swimming in the pool or cooking in the cosy kitchen, this is the kind of home that enriches daily living. 

Outside, follow the garden path out into the surrounding countryside for an inspiring stroll, or make the short drive into the majestic city of Arezzo – just ten–minutes away. Whether you’re admiring 15th century frescoes and abbeys, or olive trees and vineyards, this home is the perfect setting to celebrate the authentic taste of Tuscany. 

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The first thing that drew us to this beautiful villa in the Umbrian countryside was the plunge pool, suspended above the swimming pool with a waterfall cascading between the two. The whole thing creates a tiered terrace effect, which is perfect for a home perched on the hillside. From the pool, you can admire the forest-clad hills unfurling for miles before you. Below, the poolside terrace is home to myriad loungers, and there’s a second wrap-around terrace in the villa’s first floor, covered by a pergola and adorned with soft furnishings. A full outdoor kitchen in rose-pink can provide lavish alfresco feasts with its gas hob and rustic pizza oven. You’ll also find a huge lawn for football or tennis, or perhaps a game of boules, within the 10,000 square metres of tree-filled grounds.

Inside you’ll find all the classic features of a traditional Umbrian home – wood-beamed ceilings, terracotta tiled floors and a rustic-style kitchen that still has serious 19th-century farmhouse vibes. Each bedroom has its own character, with wrought-iron beds and hand-painted wardrobes harking back to yesteryear. We were keen on the sunflower room in olive and forest green, and the master with its four-poster swathed with curtains. But the room with the lion tapestry really grabbed us.

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Tucked away in the town of Santa Maria alla Rassinata, amid the hills of Arezzo, this delightful holiday home promises beautiful views. The house dates back to the mid-16th century and has been expertly restored, showcasing retro charm. Outside, you’ll have a swimming pool surrounded by panoramic views, and a terrace with a pool house and a minibar. The well-maintained gardens feature antique roses, hydrangeas, and aromatic plants. The setting is ideal for long walks and bike rides, and you’ll be just an eighteen-minute drive from Palazzo del Pero. 

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Set within an expansive estate in Umbria, this villa was once a 13th-century water mill. Beautifully restored, it offers a range of impressive facilities that make for a relaxing retreat. From the underground Jacuzzi to the sauna and outdoor pool, you can enjoy private spa days here, making it the perfect choice for a romantic getaway. Close to a stream and surrounded by greenery, you’ll have plenty of peace and quiet here, while many of the area’s well-known towns like Perugia, Arezzo and Siena are within easy driving distance when you fancy a change of scene. 


Umbrian Bliss

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For an authentic taste of the Umbrian countryside, look no further than this achingly beautiful villa on the edge of Montone. We love a good rural retreat, especially when it's set in Italy's green heart – and the views here won't dare let you forget about it. From just about every window you'll look out to sprawling country fields, olive groves and vineyards for as far as the eye can see. 

Inside, the home's original features – most notably the wooden beams and brick fireplace – add plenty of visual interest, while the terracotta tones and antique decorative details will have you feeling all warm and settled. You'll find modern comforts too, from the sleek kitchen to the en-suite bathrooms, for that level of luxury. 

Although our favourite space is out on the covered terrace, overlooking the beautiful Umbria landscape. Fire up the brickwork barbecue for an alfresco lunch in the sun or cool off with a dip in your private pool (complete with a spa feature for the ultimate relaxation). The home's manicured lawns and billowing gardens call out for lazy afternoons leisurely topping up your tan and sipping limoncellos. But if you're looking to explore, the charming medieval village of Montone is no more than fifteen minutes' drive away. 

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Once the residence of a local noble lineage, this renovated country home provides a tranquil base for families and large groups. You'll find it nestled in verdant hillslopes, boasting five acres of lush landscaped gardens and panoramic views of the medieval town of Valfabbrica. Here, the famous Sentiero di San Francesco hiking trail is practically on your doorstep, while the beautiful towns of Perugia and Assisi are less than a thirty-minute drive away.

At first glance, this home charms with its rustic stone facade. Inside, it's all exposed beam ceilings, terracotta tiled floors and traditional furnishings. We especially love the country kitchen, fully equipped for home cooking and seamlessly connected to the lounge and dining room through wide, sweeping archways. After a restful slumber in the spacious sleeping quarters, fire up the Moka pot and enjoy espressos on the patio. 

Outside, expansive gardens offer ample space for relaxing in the sun. Spend your days catnapping on a sun lounger or tucking into a picnic amidst the foliage. On balmy evenings, gather for alfresco feasts on the wood-fired oven and masonry barbecue before curling up in the cosy lounge by the warm glow of the fireplace.

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Tucked away in vineyards and verdant pastures as far as the eye can see, this home promises tranquillity with breathtaking views to boot. You'll find it tucked away in Terranuova Bracciolini, surrounded by natural beauty and just a thirty-minute drive from Arezzo. Here, you're in a convenient spot for exploring Tuscany, with Siena and Florence both just shy of an hour's drive away.

We're completely infatuated with this home's rustic charm. It's set across two pastel-hued and ivy-clad villas, making it the perfect base for families and large groups. We especially love the majestic glass-walled recreation space, dressed to the nines for entertaining, with a banquet-style dining table, cosy lounge, ping pong and billiards table. 

Inside, it's a quaint canvas of terracotta tiled floors, shuttered windows and timber beamed ceilings, while contemporary comforts promise a want-for-nothing stay. After a restful slumber in the cosy sleeping quarters, spend mornings in the fully-equipped country kitchen, brewing espressos or tucking into breakfast on the veranda. 

Fringed by lush, landscaped grounds, including a home-grown vegetable garden that you're encouraged to forage, this home beckons you to relax in the splendour of your surroundings. Here, a saltwater infinity pool takes centre stage, a glistening oasis amidst the perfectly clipped emerald lawn. Spend your days poolside, soaking up the sun or relaxing beneath the shade of the rose garden nearby. 

Tuscan Rose

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

For a taste of authentic Italian living, this stylish home opens its doors to the beauty of southern Siena.

Located in the historic town of Montalcino (renowned for its Brunello wine), this is the perfect setting to experience the warmth and depth of Italian living. It feels traditional here with elegant styling that adds comfort and ease. From preparing your morning coffee in the kitchen to sitting in the private garden, this is the kind of space that inspires you to slow down and savour the moment. 

Follow the views of the Val d’Orcia and take a stroll through the charming streets of Montalcino, making a stop in one of the cafes or restaurants to enjoy the atmospheric beauty. Or wind your way through the rolling hills towards Siena – only a fifty–minute drive away. 

As the sun sets across the countryside, you’ll love coming home to this sanctuary in the trees. Open the doors and enjoy an evening in true Italian style – with beautiful food, wine and conversation.

Rosemary & Olive

Tucked into the heart of the Umbrian countryside, this villa is just the ticket for those looking for a tranquil stay. While the traditional interiors may not be to everyone’s taste, the outdoor space will be a hit with all. Sun-drenched terraces, a swimming pool and a Jacuzzi – what’s not to love? It’s worth noting that neither the pool nor the Jacuzzi are heated – so, just the spot to cool off on hot summer days. Locally, you’ll find both Perugia and Todi a twenty-minute drive away, and well worth a visit for a taste of authentic Italy. 

Umbrian Charm

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Located in Cortona’s historic centre, this handsome apartment blends rustic charm with modern comforts to create a memorable, relaxing stay. 

Housed in a historic building, you’ll find plenty of traditional features here including exposed dark wood beams and terracotta floor tiles sitting alongside inviting contemporary furnishings to create the perfect mix of old meets new. 

Make yourself at home on the living room’s sofa – a good book and a coffee in hand – or retreat to the small private balcony for a sundowner after a day of exploring. The dining table beckons sociable soirées when you’re not out sampling the local trattorias, while the two bedrooms – with their beamed ceilings and rooftop views – are a treat to come back to after a day of sightseeing, or enjoying one of the many tours and cooking classes on offer through your host. 

Outside of your home, you’ll find Piazza della Repubblica a one-minute walk away, Porta Sant'Agostino a seven-minute stroll and the ​​Diocesan Museum three minutes away on foot. 


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The owner of this glorious villa surrounded by rolling Tuscan countryside is an author and it might not be a surprise to learn that she's heavily inspired by the stunning landscape. In fact, one of her books uses this very address as a location within the plot.

Recently renovated, many of the traditional architectural features have been retained, including the wooden ceiling beams, stone archways and antique marble bathtubs, but contemporary flourishes can also be spotted quite easily, such as the vast collection of decorative items and artwork.

Given the glorious climate that this part of the country enjoys, you'll probably want to spend as much time outdoors as possible and you're presented with plenty of ways to do just that. The oak dining table on the loggia is a sophisticated spot for alfresco meals, while there's also a heated swimming pool surrounded by olive trees and a tennis court elsewhere on the grounds that will help you work up an appetite.

A quick glance at the landscape will let you know that you're in a truly isolated position here. In the locale, there are plenty of scenic walks, medieval castles and historic hilltop towns to visit, while the city of Perugia takes about forty-five minutes in the car to reach.

First Chapter

Sit out on the balcony of this home and enjoy the view over the Umbrian Valley. The lush, green countryside is echoed in the home’s 3.5-hectare garden, where you’ll find an olive grove with 700 trees, alongside manicured lawns and terracotta terraces nearer the home. Breathe in the scent of oleander flowers and fig, plum and fruit trees as you make your way to the pergola framed by trailing plants – the perfect spot for an alfresco lunch cooked on the traditional wood oven. You’re likely to spend much of your time laying back on the sunbeds or swimming in the pool, but in the evenings, the glass gazebo is the perfect spot to enjoy a glass of local wine. Inside, as well as the main kitchen and grand living space, you’ll find a separate kitchen, sitting room and two bedrooms on the lower floor, making this a great space for two families or groups of friends.The historic town of Foligno is just 5km away, with Perugia a 40-minute drive and Siena only a little further in the distance.

Abriana

Head into the Tuscan hills just outside the charming village of Cellai and keep an eye out for an imposing villa with its own bell tower. Almost unbelievably, this stunning property will be your home from home for however long you decide to stay.

Step inside your apartment, and you'll discover a typically Tuscan scene, with tiled terracotta floors, exposed wooden ceilings and frescoes painted directly on the walls. Four individually decorated bedrooms, each as enchanting as the last, will serve as your soothing sanctuaries for you to unwind at the end of each day. The spacious interior includes not one but two seating areas, so you can always claim a secluded spot as your own for the afternoon if you want to get lost in the pages of a good book. Meanwhile, the kitchen and dining area are perfect for sociable meals with family and friends in true Italian style. 

Outside in the shared garden, you'll find yourself surrounded by pristine landscaped gardens with a vine-covered pergola, terraced seating and perhaps most importantly, a pool. 

Start each day by visiting Forno La Chiocciola, where you can stock up on fresh bread, including Florentine speciality flatbread, schiaccata. Then, when you're not laying out on poolside loungers and sipping wine in the sun, the stunning Renaissance city of Florence is less than half an hour away. Why not get to know the artistic, architectural and cultural history of Tuscany, spending an afternoon or three wandering its streets and taking it all in. 


The Legendary Giulia

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If you love the artsy side of life, you'll thrive in this contemporary loft. Colourful art pieces stand out, with some splashes of colour added by the feature walls. Natural light pours in through the large kitchen windows – the perfect chance to watch the morning birds fly by. You even get a lovely view of the courtyard from the bedroom too. 

Spend the day at Constanti winery – this is where your host works, so she will be more than happy to give you a tour of the place. Beautiful vineyards surround the loft and a wide range of wineries to sample some of the tastiest glasses of red.

Return home to sit at the dining table while the scent of a home-cooked Italian meal fills the room from the nearby kitchen. After you've eaten, pick a book off of the shelf, and snuggle up on the sofa while the moonlight shines through the windows. Pop the TV on for background noise or simply enjoy the peace and quiet that Montalcino brings.

Artistic Grapes

Nestled in the rolling hills of Marche, this home is the definition of rural charm. The 200-year-old farmhouse is now a charming, four-bedroom villa showcasing both modern amenities and traditional style. Admire the exposed wooden beams and fireplace in the living space, and take in the views from the master bedroom's private balcony – whoever takes this room is very lucky indeed. The garden is an attraction in its own right, with flourishing flowers and shaded dining areas where you can enjoy breakfast in the morning. Relax by the pool with a book and soak up the views, returning to the house only to rustle up lunch in the kitchen to enjout in the conservatory, one of our favourite spots. If it's even possible, the gardens perhaps look more charming after the sun goes down, when the pool lights up and lamps cast the trees in a warm glow. Gather out here for a barbecue, and afterwards curl up in the historic living room for a nightcap. While this home's charm comes from its rural location, you're just a twenty-minute drive from Pesaro, a coastal city where you can visit palaces and take to the many cycling trails. 

The Rest Is History

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Experience Italy by laying claim to your own little village on a sprawling estate bordering Tuscany and Umbria. Made up of six houses – one converted from a hay barn, but all of them boasting traditional stone and exposed beams – the accommodation breaks down large groups into smaller parties. Though it's lacking a bit of light and some might not find the traditional decor to their taste, we like the practicality of this home, and the surroundings aren't so bad either. Green hills and oak forests stand like sentinels along the perimeter and from the right vantage you can overlook the Tiber Valley. Plus, the private pool and expansive garden will be a joy for little ones. 

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Adorned with traditional features that take you back to a time when things moved a bit slower, this nostalgic farmhouse oozes serenity and peaceful relaxation. Choose to spend lazy days by the pool, on the terrace or in any of the wonderfully comfortable bedrooms. We would, however, recommend having a car so that you can easily get around and explore all that this wonderful part of the country has to offer. Make sure to try all the local produce and cuisine – foodies will find themselves in heaven here.

East of the Sun

Sitting within a medieval borgo (little village) whose heyday was the early 17th century, this villa complex embraces old-world Umbria. It’s pure peace and quiet out here between the endless olive groves (extra virgin olive oil is the region’s speciality) and rolling hills covered in a patchwork of fields. It’s five kilometres to Monte Castello di Vibio with its ancient theatre and fifteen kilometres to the pretty town of Todi for restaurants and supermarkets.

The yard, where wheat was once threshed by hand, is now home to a smattering of chairs and tables for tipples in the sunshine. The porticoed upper terrace is the perfect spot for breakfast, or big barbecue lunches, with views of the 22-hectare estate. But the crowning glory of the gardens has to be that Roman-style swimming pool with its panoramic view of the countryside.

Accommodation is split between three separate buildings set around the courtyard. Two annexes have their own kitchenettes, living rooms and dining area so the group can spread out. The main villa is home to myriad antique-filled lounges and living rooms, including a striking main lounge set around the ancient hearth. Low, wood-beamed ceilings and old agricultural tools on the walls give that rustic farmhouse feel. A little games room invites guests to sit down for a game of chess or to peruse the library of books in here. But the real bonus inside is the dedicated celebration room which is a vast, barn-like space which can be set up for dining, dancing or even a spot of yoga.

Never a Frown

Florence and Pisa steal the limelight for Tuscan cities, yet Cortona is a hidden gem brimming with character. Authentically Italian and undoubtedly pretty, the sleepy streets and welcoming ambiance is the perfect immersion into the local lifestyle. For true convenience, you're expertly placed to explore every part of the town.

The town centre is just three minutes away, giving you instantly access to the charming cafes, restaurants and shops. Spend leisurely afternoons moseying around the quaint streets, finding chic clothing in the aisles and delicious food in the eating spots.

If you wanted to keep things private and intimate, your host can arrange a private chef to rustle up some top-notch dishes at home. When the weather is warm, you can enjoy each sumptuous bite on the cute outdoor table in the garden. 

Even if you're not eating, the garden is a dreamy spot to spend the evening. Pick up a bottle of wine from town and share a glass or two with the beautiful view as your background.





View From The Evening

Time stands still at this 18th-century villa nestled in the heart of the Tuscan countryside. The rooms perfectly embody traditional Italian charm, while the garden offers sweeping views across the hills – making this the ideal setting for a restorative retreat or intimate celebration. There’s also a private pool and jacuzzi (available on request), with multiple lounging spots to sit back and savour the stillness of this rural location. And when you’re in search of adventure, it’s just a short drive to the amenities in Monterchi, while the majestic cities of Arezzo, Siena and Florence are close enough for day trips. 

The Sun Rose

Located on an estate on the Santa Croce hill, this villa promises a serene stay for a family or group of friends. We love the contemporary interiors, and with each bedroom boasting its own en-suite, there will be no queue to get ready in the mornings. Outdoors, you can immerse yourself in nature while you swim in the private pool, sunbathe on the terrace or simply soak up the far-reaching views. Keen to explore the region? You’ll find a golf course nearby, or you can take a scenic drive to Perugia – full of history and cobbled alleyways, it’s well worth a visit. 

Hilltop Bliss

Relaxation is the order of the day at this 19th-century farmhouse in Tuscany's Ranchetto region. Located within its own natural park, lined by tall oak and chestnut trees, it's perfect for those after unwavering peace and privacy. 

Upon arrival, the home's stone exterior, wooden shutters and juniper roofing hark back to the place's history, and we can't help but swoon over the warm and inviting living space inside. Beamed ceilings and terracotta floors add plenty of visual interest, while the very earthy and natural colour palette will soon have you feeling right at home. Cook up a storm in the country-style kitchen, then spill out into the beautiful communal outdoor areas. 

With a completely-fenced garden of about 3000 sq/m, full of green foliage and potted flowers, you'll have no choice but to slow right down, adopt the pace of nature and unwind. Whether you're tucking into a lazy alfresco lunch on the terrace, cooling off with a few up and downs in your glistening pool or enjoying an apéritif under the pergola, you're sure to feel completely at ease. 

If you can muster up the energy to leave this beautiful home, there's so much exploring to do nearby. Start with a visit to the traditional neighbouring town of Castiglion Fiorentino, where age-old buildings, museums and artwork make for a great historical trip, just a twenty-eight-minute drive away. You'll also find the popular hilltop town of Cortona and the attractive city of Arezzo in less than thirty minutes by car. 

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