The Gardenist
15 guests
7 bedrooms
Teolo, Padua
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.
Prosecco Mansion
14 guests
7 bedrooms
Cappella Maggiore, Treviso
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.
Bellissimo at the Frari
5 guests
3 bedrooms
San Polo, Venice
Take in the glimpses of the 14th-century Frari church and the local square from this home’s windows – great for watching the world go by. The accommodation is on the first and second floors, which is great as it maximises those vistas.
Verdant Retreat
6 guests
3 bedrooms
Dorsoduro, Venice
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.
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