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Located minutes away from the iconic landmarks of this UNESCO World Heritage City, including the Palazzo della Ragione and Prato della Valle, this apartment is the perfect getaway for solo travellers or couples coming to explore what Padua has to offer. But the location isn't the only draw of this home. Modern and neat, most of what's happening inside this apartment is automated and voice-controlled for an element of hotel luxury – and the aromatherapy is a nice touch too. Plus, the tiny balcony is perfect for a morning cuppa made at the coffee station.

A Touch of Terracotta

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Ideally positioned in the Porta Trento area of Padua, this ultra-modern apartment is perfect for a couple looking to explore the city – with a ten-minute walk taking you to Scrovegni Chapel and the piazze – a neighbourhood full of restaurants, bars and beer houses. Nestled within 16th-century walls on the second floor of a renovated historic building, this apartment comes equipped with modern appliances and domotics – while much of the home’s characteristic elements have been kept – think original stone and vaulted ceilings for a combination of charm and contemporary living. A real highlight is the large terrace accessed from the bedroom – here you’ll feel fully immersed in the history along Padua’s arcaded streets.

Padua Pristine

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This luxury apartment is located in the heart of Asolo, a charming medieval town in the Veneto region. The apartment offers stunning views of the Queen Cornaro's Castle and the old town center. The interiors are decorated with antiques and family heirlooms, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The apartment is fully equipped with all the amenities you need for a comfortable stay, including a kitchen, a washing machine and dryer, and free Wi-Fi. There is also a convenient outdoor parking space in the square next to the apartment.

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In the province of Treviso, overlooking the Prosecco hills, this home sparkles with Italian elegance. Not only is it immersed in the natural beauty of Conegliano – a UNESCO World Heritage Site, but it is also filled with artistic and traditional details.

The personal touches throughout this home are an inspiring insight into Italian life. From the moment you step inside, there’s something to admire. Whether it's the beautiful ceramics, artwork, books or views across the gardens, this home captures the creative spirit of the region.

Perfect for families and groups of friends, you’ll love gathering around the large dining table for a slow Italian breakfast, before following the fresh air out into the countryside. And the best way to see it is on foot or by bike. Make your way into Conegliano to mingle with locals in the square before heading up to the Castle – a thirty–three minute walk. Or spend the day wandering the streets of Venice – only a forty– minute drive. 

From mountain walks and wild swimming, to wine tasting and fine dining, the Prosecco region is a gateway to the timeless beauty of Italy. And this home makes the perfect setting to celebrate in style. 

However you spend your day here, you’ll love the feeling of coming home to relax in the hammock or the hot tub. Pour a glass of the region's finest wine and gather outside to enjoy an unforgettable evening under the stars. 


The Sofia

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This luxurious apartment is located in the heart of Asolo, a charming medieval town in the Veneto region of Italy. The apartment is set in a 18th century palazzo and features stunning views of the town center and the Queen Cornaro's Castle. The apartment has two bedrooms, two full bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, and a washing machine and dryer. There is also free Wi-Fi and a storage space for bicycles and golf equipment. The apartment is perfect for a family or group of friends looking for a comfortable and stylish place to stay in Asolo.

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For a truly remarkable getaway, escape to this stately home steeped in history in the charming Italian village of Cison di Valmarino, just an hour from gorgeous Venice. 

Originating in the 15th century, the house has been restored as a home away from home for those who wish to savour the best that Veneto has to offer. Spend your days relaxing by the glorious pool, admiring the rose garden from the newly restored portico, and dining alfresco under the chestnut tree in the garden. 

What better than to share paradise with loved ones? One of the two designer kitchens can host a gorgeous banquet for up to 50 guests, and you don’t have to lift a finger here – the butler and his wife will cook and attend to all your needs.

Landscapes rich in natural beauty are on your doorstep to explore. The valley is at the heart of the most famous cycling area in Italy, while magnificent skiing in the Dolomites is just over an hour away.

Foodies rejoice – this region is abundant in fine produce, not least with some of the best prosecco producers being mere minutes away by car. Visits to gorgeous nearby fish, vegetable and cheese markets can all be organised and thanks to the area's reputation for outstanding food culture, many first-class restaurants can be found just a few kilometres away.

Brandolini Palace 

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Situated in the Veneto region of Italy, this apartment is located within a Palladian villa originally built in the 16th century. You can expect grand architecture and beautifully-kept grounds, which contain a communal swimming pool and plenty of space for the little ones to run around. There’s even a football field and fish pond, so it’s safe to say you can enjoy some great days out without even getting in the car. That being said, you’re ideally located for exploring the nearby art towns like Treviso, Padua and Venice, which are well worth a visit if you ask us. 

Veneto Sweet

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Set over the rolling Prosecco hills (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), this oasis of grandeur in Treviso is a sparkling example of how to live an opulent and luxurious lifestyle. Built in 1820, the villa consists of everything you could wish for and more. From the vast gardens, surrounding vineyards and parkland brimming with fruit, vegetables and flowers to the expansive interiors designed with a neoclassical architecture bursting with elegance, this home is sure to wow anyone who steps foot on its grounds. 

With an emphasis on leisure and relaxation, home highlights include an in-house spa equipped with its own bathroom, shower, sauna, whirlpool hydro massage tub and gym, as well as a second jacuzzi hot tub outside alongside the saltwater swimming pool in the garden. Of course, there's no better place to admire the views than when sunbathing by the pool during the heat of the day or from the patio's hot tub with a glass of local Prosecco in hand as the sun goes down. 

Also, on the ground floor, you'll find an elegant courtyard that leads through the large French windows to an indoor relaxation area, equipped with sofas and a billiard table – it provides the perfect games night set up. The charm of this home rests in its infinite list of hidden surprises, in each and every room, prepare to be amazed at the never-ending array of things to see and do. At the heart of the home, there is a vast living room of nearly 200 square metres – furnished with amenities; it is divided into several zones to enjoy moments of solitude while still spending quality time as one big group. From the relaxation zone with a TV and the reading area with an extensive well-stocked library to the kitchen and dining area – we love how the layout and open space of the main living quarters creates a sociable space to enjoy together. 

Take a stroll in the gardens, where tall trees and plants form a serene setting for strolling amidst the abundance of flora and fauna. If you're lucky, you might even catch a glimpse of the fish and turtles swimming in the pond. Once you've taken it all in, head back to the Mediterranean conservatory lounge for some shisha and herbal tea. From there, the world is your oyster. Why not book a massage at the spa? Or head out to discover the local town of Vitorio Venito steeping in history. It's safe to say we wouldn't recommend leaving here without going on a wine tour and tastings of one of the local Prosecco vineyards either. 




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Centuries-old, this farmhouse located in the heart of the Euganean Hills National Park is steeped in history. Owned by the noble Papafava dei Carraresi family since the thirteenth century, the home entwines its charming rural setting with hundreds of years of family history to create a unique space that is sure to captivate the curiosity of its guests. 

Across the property, you'll find numerous different seating areas designed around the arts of relaxation and socialising. The space is idyllic for those in larger groups or celebrating special occasions such as family reunions, birthdays and weddings.

When the sun comes out, there's no better place to soak up some vitamin D than from around the garden's elegant swimming pool. Perch in one of the recliner chairs under the sun umbrellas with a book in hand, before going for a stroll around the herb and flower gardens that surround the villa. 

Located in a private park spreading over 300 acres of rolling hills and green meadows, the home rests at the foot of the Euganean Hills National Park – meaning country strolls or bike rides (with bikes provided by the host) in the local vicinity are simply a must. Soak up the fresh country air fragranced by the wildflowers, fruit trees and plants that grow here. The entire local area offers infinite peace and serenity, yet it remains within easy reach (by car) of other small towns and villages of the region – not to mention the city of Venice which is just a fifty-minute drive away. 

When coming together as a group, serve up alfresco barbecued meals under the pergola paired with local Italian wine. For games nights, get competitive over a round of ping pong before settling down in the living area or suite bedrooms (spread across the main house and the annexe) for more tranquil moments of relaxation. 

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Rich in character and history, this gorgeous home is surrounded by lush countryside and sits upon a tranquil hillside overlooking the idyllic 'Valley of Silence'. Perfect for those wishing to explore the beauty of Italy from your own piece of paradise, you'll enjoy excellent wine in the shade of the ancient trees in the garden, and bask in the sun by the private pool. Sit out on the terrace for an alfresco breakfast, or step out onto the bow window annexe in the dining room for a view of the garden and a quiet moment with a good book. Whether you're spending time playing croquet or badminton out on the grass in summer, or you're getting the log-burning fire roaring on the terrace in the colder months, this home has everything needed to help you make the most of your stay.

Within easy walking distance, you'll find a range of essentials at the nearest supermarket, and a neighbouring cafe where you can stop for lunch or breakfast before a busy day out. Whether you're heading to Vicenza for shopping and wine tasting or taking a train to the romantic city of Venice, there's no shortage of days out to be had during your stay.

Ornate Creation

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Sitting high on a lush green hillside overlooking the picturesque town of Asolo, this historic villa offers panoramic views of the valley and a striking fortress. Set within expansive gardens full of typical Italian trees, plants and flowers, there's plenty of space to stretch out and enjoy the enchanting atmosphere. 

The interiors feature plenty of rustic charm, with exposed stone, wooden ceiling beams and antique furniture at every turn, whilst outdoors you'll find an infinity swimming pool that's perfect for gazing over the treetops, ancient monuments and surrounding countryside. Start your days with a tranquil swim before taking a stroll into the centre of Asolo. 

Dating back to Medieval times, the town is home to artisan shops selling local crafts. When it's time for lunch, head to one of the restaurants or trattorias to enjoy some traditional Italian dishes or simply admire the original architecture of ancient buildings like the Rocca Fortress and Villa di Maser.

After a day of soaking up the area's rich history and culture, return home to unwind for the evening. A barbecue means you can enjoy laid-back, alfresco feats on the patio, which are especially magical at night. Post-dinner, head indoors to take in the spectacular valley views from the luxurious bathtub with a glass of wine. 

Hilltop Fortress

Just an hour's drive from Venice, this hilltop villa offers panoramic countryside views. While the traditional decor and antique furniture may not be to everyone's tastes, we think the interiors are charming in their own right. But with three floors and steep steps here, it will be difficult for guests who struggle with stairs. The top-floor main suite is one of our favourites – we can't resist the wooden ceilings or that stone bathtub – but the sun-kissed terrace and private pool are close seconds. Day trips are easy with Treviso and Padova within driving distance, but if you'd prefer to stay closer to home, Asolo is a twenty-minute walk away and has artisan shops and restaurants.

Hilltop Serenity

Hanging out on four hectares of vineyards and olive groves, this vine-covered villa has the right idea with ample outdoor seating, a crystal-clear private pool and several options for sun lounging. Though it's a little traditionally styled, there's a certain rustic charm and plenty of space for a family to hunker down. And with some bedrooms in the annexed apartment and studio, privacy is another thing this home has in spades. It's also within the Parco Regionale dei Colli Euganei, which will interest hiking enthusiasts, and Padua, Verona and Venice are all within driving distance. There's a breakfast service here but speak to your host about catering or a private chef.

The Gardenist

Housed in a historic building, this apartment is situated in the Riviere Esterne neighbourhood of Padua. While you'll need to take the stairs up to the home's entrance, it has two small balconies – one overlooking the district’s internal canal and another over the Riviera Paleocapa. If you need to catch up on work, there’s a study area here too, but we bet you’d prefer to explore this cultural city. Known for its frescoes such as those in the Scrovegni Chapel, there’s plenty to see. The iconic Specola is a five-minute walk, while an eight-minute stroll will take you to Piazza Duomo and the centre of this university town is ten minutes on foot. 


A Little Dream of the Valley 

This grand, luxurious villa at the foot of the Euganean Hills National Park, with its ivy-covered facade, shuttered windows and terracotta roof, is the quintessential Italian country retreat. Inside, historic details – such as an original stone fireplace and exposed wooden beams – are contrasted with contemporary art and the latest mod-cons, including a huge cinema screen and a gym room. The highlight, though, is the extensive grounds, with a huge lawn for activities, sleek pool, day bed to relax on and outdoor seating areas for dining alfresco and sunset drinks.

Italian Dream

Lavish is perhaps an understatement when it comes to this home in Dorsoduro. Set on the banks of the Grand Canal – with its very own vaporetto jetty, naturally – this exquisitely-designed residence boasts a sought-after location with breathtaking views to boot. 

You'll find it proudly perched on the first floor of the Palazzo Loredan dell'Ambasciatore, a Gothic palace dating back to the fifteenth century and the birthplace of two ancient Dukes of Venice, Leonardo and Francesco Loredan. Recently renovated, it offers a winning combination of authentic charm and state-of-the-art amenities. We especially love the spectacular marble balcony, offering a front-row seat to the Grand Canal's ebb and flow.

Inside, it's a timeless symphony of terrazzo floors, lofty beamed ceilings and original Venetian Gothic windows, beckoning sunlight to flood the spacious rooms. With not one but three sitting rooms, extravagantly adorned with plush sofas and opulent light fixtures, this home implores you to relax in the splendour of your surroundings.

After a restful slumber in the sumptuous sleeping quarters, enjoy a feast in the breakfast room, prepared in the contemporary kitchen next door. Here, brushed oak units and marble surfaces flaunt Miele appliances and a Viking double oven, perfectly equipped for home cooks or should you wish, an in-house chef. There's even an ice machine, perfect for those impromptu cocktails, best served at sunset.

The Loredan

Tucked away in Venice's arty district of Dorsoduro, this charming home has a large private garden that kids will love, along with space for alfresco dining and sunbathing. The main bedroom enjoys its own en-suite, and while you won't have views in all the bedrooms here, the location is great. You won't be fully central, but you're never far from the action and you might hear some outside noise during your stay. You'll find a variety of restaurants, bars, and shops close by, as well as Vaporetto stops for easy travel across this iconic city.

Verdant Retreat

This tranquil Venetian haven is spread over four floors in the city's San Marco district. The rooftop terrace offers space to dine alfresco and some lovely views over the rooftops of the surrounding buildings. There are a lot of stairs here, making it unsuitable for children under the age of 6, but babies and older children are welcome. The main living space is on the second floor with multiple Juliet balconies – they're great for letting the outdoors in, but you won't have room to sit out on them. The kitchen is small, but fear not – there's a range of restaurants within walking distance, as well as vaporetto stops close by for exploring.

Casa della Terrazza

This cosy apartment is just moments from St. Mark's Square and overlooks the maze-like beauty of Venice from its private balcony on the third floor. You'll need to climb stairs to reach it and the decor is on the simple side, but it's ideal if you want to be close to the action without being in the centre of everything. The kitchen is small here – good for cooking light meals, but fear not. You'll find a wealth of Venice's fantastic restaurants right on your doorstep, along with shops and the famous canals.

The Vaporetto

This apartment is close to the Church of the Madonna dell'Orto and the house where Venetian painter Tintoretto was born. Away from the main tourist areas, you can live like a local here. Back at this home, there’s a private terrace to enjoy a drink and there’s a well-equipped kitchen for when you prefer some home-cooked food. There’s a comfy bedroom with an en-suite, too, but we would say the stairs are fairly steep. Otherwise, this is a great pad to explore all that Venice offers.

Jewel by the Water

If this canalside apartment isn't in a stellar location, nothing is. It's right along the Zattere waterfront, just a one-minute stroll from the Gallerie dell'Accademia and its famous bridge. The setting is undoubtedly the highlight, but this studio-style apartment gets points for style, too. Sure, it's compact, but it has plenty of character. The bed is on the mezzanine tucked under the wooden-beamed ceiling, creating separation from the living area downstairs. We think it's perfect for couples or solo travellers looking for a comfortable and central base in Venice.

Canalside Delight

You can spot a different Venetian landmark from nearly every window of this Cannaregio District apartment. But the views are at their best from the showstopping private rooftop terrace – on a clear day, the panoramas stretch as far as the Dolomites. Though full of vintage character, this home does come with its quirks. The third bedroom has a mezzanine level accessed via a narrow staircase, which isn't overly child-friendly. It's also worth noting there's only one bathroom here. Set in the residential district of Cannaregio, you’ve got authentic cafes and restaurants on your doorstep. When you’re ready to see the sights, the Rialto Bridge (a six-minute walk) is a fine place to start.

Commedia dell'Arte

If you're after canal views, this apartment more than delivers. Perch on the chair in the picture window, a glass of wine in hand, and watch the gondolas glide right past – sounds like pure bliss. The scenery is certainly a showstopper, but the rest of the apartment is just as charming. We love the wooden beams and terrazzo Veneziano tiles. And, of course, the location speaks for itself. The famous San Marco Square is a fifteen-minute stroll away, while Cannaregio's canalside eateries are also within easy reach.

Gliding Gondolas

In the artsy Dorsoduro neighbourhood, this apartment provides a welcoming space to switch off and unwind during your city stay. You’ll find all the basics to help you get settled in and there’s plenty of space to relax, socialise or catch up on work if needed. Your host is on hand to help organise private airport transfers and organised tours and excursions. Plus, it’s just a short stroll to cultural landmarks like the Gallerie dell’Accademia and the Guggenheim Collection. You’ll also be spoiled for choice when it comes to local restaurants, bars and cafes. 



The Grand Canal

Amidst the historic streets of Venice, this apartment makes it easy to explore the iconic sights of the floating city. It’s a short stroll to galleries, Basilicas and local restaurants. Plus, you’ll find easy access to the canals for boat trips and your host is on hand to help organise a range of extras – including guided tours and airport transfers. Back at home, you’ll have access to a private terrace for sunset drinks. Inside, the open-plan living room is perfectly suited to couples and solo travellers, while the bedroom makes it easy to switch off after a day of exploring. 

Venetian Beauty

Nestled in the historic district of Dorsoduro, this apartment makes a great base for an inspiring city break. Outside, you can wander alongside the canals, dine in local restaurants and admire iconic sights across Venice. Your host is on hand to help organise a range of extras – including gondola tours, romantic dinners and airport transfers. Wherever the day takes you, this home makes it easy to switch off and relax. You’ll find all the basics you could need to get settled in and there’s plenty of space to socialise or simply unwind. 

Venetian Glass

Just a ten-minute walk from Rialto Bridge, this apartment is a great base for those looking to discover the delights of Venice. From here, days can be spent strolling the cobbled streets and ticking off all the major sights. You can explore on foot or take a gondola ride through the city, plus there’s an abundance of restaurants and bars right on the doorstep. The home lacks a proper living area, so we recommend it for those who want to drop off their bags and get out exploring right away. It's also worth noting that the double sofa bed sleeps up to two guests, although space is limited so we suggest a maximum of three guests.

The Venice View

Ideally located in Venice’s Santa Croce neighbourhood, this contemporary gem is within easy walking distance of the city’s historic hotspots, cultural institutions and canals. You’ll need to climb some stairs to reach this first-floor apartment, but once inside you’ll be welcomed in by sleek designs and original beams. The space is practical, with plenty of room for a couple or solo traveller. Though it could be a little brighter, we love the modern kitchen for whipping up negronis and pasta at home. That said, you’ll have your pick of Venice’s authentic eateries on your doorstep.

Venetian Modernism

Situated in the residential area of Santa Croce with its many restaurants and bars, this home is opposite the Santa Lucia train station, so it has excellent travel links. It's also close to many vaporetto stops that whisk you to St Mark's Square, Rialto Bridge, the beaches of the Lido or directly to the airport. The apartment is decorated in a traditional style, so the interiors may not appeal to modernists. And at full capacity, two guests will be sleeping on a sofa bed in the open-plan living room, but that said, it's a spacious room.

Coral & Stone

You’ll find this apartment just footsteps from Venice’s main railway station – ideal if you’re arriving or departing by train. The canalside streets surrounding this place are home to myriad restaurants, cafes and gelato parlours – not to mention that the main sights of Venice are easily reached on foot (or by water taxi). The furnishings are simple here, but the decor is a pink-hued delight. There’s room to dine in the kitchen area, and if you’re not using the double sofa bed in the living area, it feels like there’s plenty of space.

Venetian Pink

Trash Compactor

For those seeking a central base in Venice, this apartment is a contemporary and chic option. It's set up like a studio, though Crittall-style doors seamlessly separate the bedroom from the living area. There's a small kitchen, but with eateries nearby, we bet you'll prefer to dine out. We're fond of the neutral colour scheme, too, but most of all, we're big fans of the location. You'll be a fifteen-minute walk from San Marco Square, right in the heart of the city.

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