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In the outskirt of beautiful Siena, inside an enchanted garden, lays the superb Villa Hortus. This stunning three-story property is surrounded by a majestic manicured garden, conceived by a renown landscape designer, where time seems to pass at diffe...

Located between Amalfi and Positano, Praiano is another prime location on the Amalfi Coast - a quaint village with lots of restaurants and hotels, characteristic white houses, and stairs that climb the charming maze of its narrow alleys. From here yo...

Along Italy’s Amalfi Coast, steep cliffs drop into a deep-blue sea, and small towns are built directly into the rock. Roads and stairways connect compact centers lined with pastel-toned houses, while terraced slopes support lemon groves and Mediterra...

Nestled within the enchanting Tuscan landscape, Florence unfolds like a captivating story, adorned with rolling hills, vineyards, and the graceful flow of the Arno River, which weaves through the heart of the city, enhancing its scenic allure. Wande...

Immerse yourself in the captivating allure of Apulia, a destination beloved by locals and global adventurers alike. Explore Ostuni, renowned as the "White City," where sun-kissed whitewashed buildings radiate under the Mediterranean sky. Wander throu...

The Cecina Valley, nestled in Tuscany's heart, is a region of captivating beauty, rich culture, and culinary excellence. Its rolling hills, adorned with woodlands and vineyards, are dotted with medieval villages that evoke timeless charm. Overlooking...

Nestled in the scenic Maremma region of southern Tuscany, the area around Capalbio offers an enchanting blend of natural beauty, rich history, and authentic Italian experiences. Rolling hills adorned with olive groves and vineyards stretch gracefully...

The Maremma region of southern Tuscany enchants with its pristine beauty, blending rolling hills, vineyards, and an untouched coastline. This captivating area harmonizes nature, culture, and tradition, offering a serene retreat for discerning travele...

The area between Florence and Siena, often referred to as the "Chianti Classico" wine-producing region, offers a mix of cultural, historical, and natural attractions, making it a popular destination for tourists. While the renowned villages of Greve...

Florence, the captivating capital of Tuscany, draws an impressive annual influx of tourists, numbering between 10 to 16 million. Revered for its rich historical tapestry, unparalleled artistry, and thriving cultural scene, Florence stands as an enthr...

Few cities in the world can match the magnetic beauty of Rome, a place where ancient history, monumental architecture, and vibrant contemporary life coexist in perfect harmony. From imperial forums to Renaissance palaces and baroque masterpieces, the...

The Maremma area, in the southwest of Tuscany, near Orbetello and Argentario is a multifaceted destination characterized by its coastal beauty, natural reserves, historical significance, and cultural richness, making it a compelling choice for travel...

Villa Erinda is a two-floor property positioned on a 20-acre Chianti estate, and is surrounded by scenic vineyards, lush Mediterranean vegetation and ancient olive trees. This property is in the vicinity of the medieval town of Panzano (less than a m...

Nestled in the iconic rolling hills of Tuscany between Greve and Panzano, Davinia is a charming hamlet that blends history, elegance, and authentic Italian allure. Situated in the heart of Chianti, this exquisite retreat is ideal for life’s most memo...

Rome is a place where history is not a distant backdrop but a living presence that shapes the rhythm, atmosphere, and texture of everyday life. Within the city’s UNESCO-listed historic fabric, centuries of civilization naturally intertwine—ancient fo...

Discover Chianti and its captivating surroundings, where Tuscan charm meets natural splendor. Embark on scenic hikes through rolling hills dotted with vineyards, offering panoramic views of the countryside. Explore the rich history of the region thro...

The Val di Cecina offers a richly varied palette of experiences for every kind of traveler. Nature lovers can explore dramatic landscapes unlike anywhere else in Italy — from surreal geothermal vents and pale clay hills to ancient chestnut forests, g...

Set in the DOC wine region on the slopes of Mount Etna, and approximately 20 km north of Catania, the second largest city of Sicily, Villa Maude offers the ideal balance between the sea and the countryside, the traditional and the modern. Located in...

Welcome to Villa Isimora where you will be enchanted by its atmosphere and where you can spend your vacation being pampered by the villa’s attentive staff. If you are looking for some quality R&R while staying in an exceptional countryside retreat,...

Val d'Orcia, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Tuscany, is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural heritage. Inhabited since ancient times, it showcases traces of Etruscan, Roman, and medieval civilizations, with Renaissance architec...

The Emerald Coast is a picturesque coastal region located in the northeastern part of the island of Sardinia. Known for its crystal-clear waters, white sandy beaches, and luxury resorts, it is a popular destination for tourists looking for a posh and...

The Val d’Orcia, a UNESCO heritage site, is a blessed Tuscan land with a rich cultural heritage. Its perched castles, medieval villages and uncontaminated landscapes enchant anyone who comes across them. Not to mention the food produced here, the fam...

Nestled among lush forests, Montaione is becoming popular for those who want to enjoy the timeless charm of Tuscany. One hour by car, or train, from Florence, the medieval hamlet is the perfect starting point to visit Tuscany’s world renown towns suc...

A stroll to the beach and settled among the iconic and timeless olive trees of Apulia, Dagea is a lavish oasis, full of luxe touches selected to create an experience you will remember for the rest of your life. Escaping to this rural region of Italy,...

Just 7 kilometers from the beach, surrounded by lush orchard gardens, is Cornelia, a restored 17th-century farmhouse. The property rests on a working farm estate (247 acres) with olive and orange groves, a rich variety of Mediterranean flowers, and e...

If you are looking for a luxury vacation in Tuscany, look no further! Nested inside of an expansive manicured estate, 30-minute drive from Florence, Villa Malin is a stunning property decorated in pure elegant Tuscan style and featuring impeccable de...

Villa Magna is an extraordinary two-story Mediterranean villa that boasts spectacular and captivating ocean views. It is conveniently close to town, only a 15-minute walk, and it features private parking for up to three cars – a rarity in Taormina....

Overlooking the extraordinary Gulf of Naples with the imposing Mount Vesuvius on the horizon, the three-floor Villa Dodola rests in a quiet and private part of the hills between the Sorrentino and the Amalfi coasts, only a few kilometers from the liv...

It's no wonder that the Amalfi Coast has become one of the main bucket-list destination: Italy's most stretch of coastline with the characteristic corniche winding roads, colorful terraced villages, striking sunsets and fascinating views over the cry...

Sicily is a sun-soaked island of golden beaches, sparkling waters, and timeless cultural treasures. In Western Sicily, ancient ruins and picturesque towns rise from rolling landscapes, whispering stories of a rich and layered past. Taormina, perched...

Florence, the capital city of the Tuscany region in Italy, is renowned for its rich history, cultural heritage, and artistic treasures. One of the city's most fascinating districts is Oltrarno, which means "beyond the Arno." This area is situated on...

Doge, set in the historic Castello Orientale area of Venice, is a canal-side, four-story palazzo, with a private deck on the lagoon. Just a short walk from the bustling Piazza San Marco, this hidden, and still unexploited, area of the authentic local...

Stretching a little over four hours from north to south, Apulia is a captivating destination, offering everything one could desire in an Italian vacation. From cosmopolitan cities to unspoiled beaches, charming villages, pristine nature, friendly loc...

Villa Ilaria is set on a beautiful estate just a mile away from Palaia, a charming village between Pisa and Florence. The restoration of the property was recently completed, and it is composed of two separate country houses next to one another. Both...

In the vibrant era of the 1990s, the picturesque region nestled between Florence, Siena, and Arezzo earned the affectionate moniker "Chiantishire" from the British. This charming destination quickly became a sought-after holiday haven. Over time, Chi...

Explore the enchanting Oltrarno area, near Ponte Vecchio—a captivating blend of history, culture, craftsmanship, and local life. Cherished by residents and visitors alike, Oltrarno exudes authenticity and a laid-back atmosphere, with narrow streets l...

Villa San Giacomo is a brand new luxury private villa set above the lively and chic town of Positano, and rising at about 150 steps from street level. The impeccable services and warm hospitality, combined with the unique interior decor, provide a tr...

Florence is a city where art, history, and effortless elegance converge at every turn. Its compact center invites visitors to wander through Renaissance masterpieces, atmospheric boutiques, and timeless cafés that preserve the city’s refined characte...

Surrounded by a picture-perfect landscape, near the quaint village of Sovicille and only a 20-minute drive from Siena, Allegra is an elegant Italian villa composed of a main building having approx. 2,800 square feet of living space, and an independen...

The coast of Sicily is a long run of small towns and beautiful beaches. This enchanted island is where you can eat and drink well, swim in crystalline waters, visit ancient ruins and hike the highest active volcano in Europe, Mount Etna. Whatever you...

Elegantly sprawled on the hills on the south coast of the Sorrentino Peninsula, Aldana offers spectacular views of the Mediterranean sea. The villa is set in a private location, the ultimate luxury on the Amalfi Coast. With its relaxed and yet sophis...

Countless famous writers have tried to capture the beauty, artistic heritage, and irresistible allure of Florence, each offering their unique perspective. Among them, Sylvia Plath, widely regarded as one of the most esteemed female American poets of...

Umbria, often referred to as "the green heart of Italy," owes its nickname to its central location in the country. Nestled just south of Tuscany, Umbria's geographical position not only places it at the crossroads of Italy but also endows it with a l...

Few cities can rival Florence, which is, in its entirety, a monument to the Renaissance. Walking through the narrow streets of the city and bewitched by its beauty, few can imagine the gems that hide on its rooftops. Standing within the heart of the...

The romantic floating city of Venice is an all-time favorite among tourist destinations in Italy. The city is built on 124 islets and connected by 400 bridges, almost 200 boat canals, often navigated with gondolas, and narrow winding streets, which c...

Nestled in the iconic rolling hills of Tuscany between Greve and Panzano, Davinia is a charming hamlet that blends history, elegance, and authentic Italian allure. Situated in the heart of Chianti, this exquisite retreat is ideal for life’s most memo...

The Oltrarno is Florence’s rive gauche, and even though this quarter lies beyond the Arno river and contains part of the city’s historical center, compared to the other side, it is calmer and certainly more authentic. Named “Florence’s best kept secr...

The coastline of Villasimius unfolds in a sequence of turquoise bays, sheltered coves, and stretches of Mediterranean scrub gently descending toward the sea. Pale sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters, and softly rolling hills create one of the most ca...

Sunny weather, white towns perched on a steep coastline, rich historical architecture, sunbaked olive groves, perfectly symmetrical vineyard rows, some of Italy's best beaches, picturesque fishermen villages, and delicious local cuisine - all this an...

Villa Marinta offers serene and private surroundings to the discerned vacationer looking for elegant generous interiors and stunning sea views. Being one of the largest on this coast, this villa is ideal for large groups and multigenerational familie...

Set on a quite cliff looking at the enchanting town of Cefalù in the distance and the crystal sea all around, Villa Dione is the perfect villa for the sea lovers! A painstakingly restored 1950s building on two floors, it was conceived by its architec...

Chianti is synonymous of excellent wine around the world, produced in the homonym region between Florence and Siena. Among the charming villages set here, Greve, Castellina, Panzano, Radda and Gaiole are considered the main destinations. If we had...

The Costa Smeralda is one of the most enchanting corners of Sardinia. This area is renowned for its emerald waters, pristine sandy coves, and wind-sculpted granite cliffs, all framed by the aromatic Mediterranean vegetation. Every corner offers a sen...

The Valdera region, located in the heart of Tuscany, is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes of rolling hills, lush vineyards, and charming olive groves. With picturesque villages like Casciana Terme and Palaia, this area offers a perfect blend o...

A lakefront luxury villa located just 5 km from the city of Como, Villa Serena is a patrician manor that combines regal and elegant interiors with white-glove service for a grand vacation experience. All bedrooms and living areas boast a careful sele...

The Chianti region, cherished not only by wine enthusiasts but also by those seeking Tuscany's scenic beauty, has become a crowd-pleasing haven. Bathed in sunlight, this picturesque landscape harmoniously merges nature and history, making it an all-e...

To the nature lover, the Val d'Orcia offers peaceful sceneries scattered with golden wheat and sunflowers fields that spread as far as the eye can see. Thanks to the geographical position with the treasures of Umbria to the east, and those of Norther...

A unique 17th century abode clinging to the cliff of Positano, adorned by a lovely lemon tree garden and featuring a stunning free-form swimming pool, Villa Pamina is your privileged stay in Positano. Just minutes walking from the city center, this p...

Set on a high hill overlooking the scenic Tuscan landscape, this incredible 16th century patrician mansion exudes class and elegance at first sight. The villa spans over 1200sqm of living space and its central location is convenient to explore the ma...

The Val d'Orcia, located in the southern part of Tuscany, is home to many historic and cultural places, including the UNESCO Sites of Pienza, the ancient town of Montalcino, and the charming villages of Bagno Vignoni, Cetona, and Radicofani. This reg...

Discover the timeless allure of Florence from the noble side of the Arno, where art, history, and culture converge in perfect harmony. This prestigious area is home to the iconic Uffizi Gallery, housing masterpieces by Botticelli, Michelangelo, and L...

No matter what your ideal vacation looks like, the medieval city of Lucca and its surroundings offer many opportunities: if you like keeping up with your workout, the city’s 16th century walls are a glorious backdrop for strolling, power-walking, jog...

In drawing up the ranking of the most beautiful lakes in the world, The Huffington Post places Lake Como right on top. The award is motivated not only by the sheer beauty of the location, but also by other criteria such as the cleanliness of its wate...

Upon entering Villa Mara, guests are greeted by an impeccably manicured lawn jeweled with short and tall planters overflowing with flowers. This beautiful two-floor house is part of a large estate situated near Florence, only 25 minutes by car, or 30...

With a typically warm and sunny weather, and a temperature averaging in the mid-80s, Sorrento is a great destination for a summer retreat! The town is known for the picturesque views of the Mediterranean Sea, as well as the charming streets lined wit...

Ippolita is a unique apartment located on the second floor, or “piano nobile,” of a landmarked Florentine palazzo set in an outstanding location inside the historical city center. The apartment, meticulously maintained with every detail restored to p...

Considered by many to be one of the Italy’s most iconic cities, Florence offers experiences you will never forget! It is a city for art-lovers, wine enthusiasts and foodies, antique buyers, history experts, architecture connoisseurs and shopaholics,...

Nestled in the heart of Tuscany, the Chianti region is a captivating testament to the beauty and allure of Italy's wine country. This renowned wine-producing area is characterized by its undulating hills adorned with endless vineyards, picturesque ol...

Sorrento’s central location is ideal for discovering iconic destinations such as the glamorous Isle of Capri, the ancient ruins of Pompeii and Herculaneum, and the stunning Amalfi Coast. With its seamless blend of natural beauty, historical richness,...

Only 50 kms from Milan, the shores of Lake Como have been attracting Europe’s finest. Actors, jetsetters, and royals have found an escape in the charming villages, the slow pace, and breathtaking lake views this area offers, combined with the authent...

This elegant two-story villa was built in the 13th century and, thanks to a meticulous restoration, still keeps its original structure and architectural details, such as warm colors, beamed ceilings and a lovely internal courtyard. Villa Senese is se...

We all dream of a slice of paradise, and Adorna might just be it. Set within a serene 70-hectare estate, the villa, together with its adjacent annex, is only 25 minutes by car or 30 minutes by train from Florence. Inside, understated elegance meets t...

Lucca is a charming city located in the western side of Tuscany. It is known for its well-preserved medieval walls that encircle the historic center. The city has a rich history dating back to ancient Roman times, with numerous architectural landmark...

Along the coast of western Sicily, from Trapani to Agrigento, lays a part of the island rich in fine-sand beaches, archaeological beauties, and wildlife reserves. Some discerned wine enthusiasts love this area for its vineyards - the area of Menfi ho...

Head to the Val d’Orcia and make memories that will last forever! Called by the connoisseurs “the unspoiled Tuscany”, this southern part of the region offers a plethora of authentic experiences and some of the best local restaurants. Villa Jelanda, p...

Villa Tullia was recently and beautifully restored to feature a contemporary look and style. This independent three-story villa, nestled in a peaceful area, forms part of an expansive estate with breathtaking views of the Tuscan countryside. All room...

Privacy and silence are the distinct features of Villa Banxiana, a restored stone farmhouse built eight centuries ago, surrounded by delightful gardens and facing a picturesque valley. This spacious villa offers extensive views of the Umbrian country...

To the nature lover, the Val d'Orcia offers peaceful sceneries scattered with golden wheat and sunflowers fields that spread as far as the eye can see. Thanks to the geographical position with the treasures of Umbria to the east, and those of Norther...

From the vibrant hues of Positano's houses to the historic lanes of Amalfi and Ravello, each town along the Amalfi Coast exudes its own charm and allure. Meandering through their narrow alleys, savoring local delicacies, and marveling at the architec...

Perfect for friends and families, Nerea frames breathtaking views across its pool to the pebble beach and the turquoise water below. The villa boasts vibrant and bright interiors with splashes of cobalt blue that remind us of the vivacious coastal li...

Lake Como, nestled in the foothills of the Italian Alps, is a breathtaking destination known for its stunning natural beauty, charming lakeside villages, and luxurious villas. Its unique topography, with winding shores and picturesque towns like Bell...

The rolling countryside just southwest of Florence, in the sought-after Chianti–Florentine hills is an area that offers a quintessential Tuscan landscape of vineyards, olive groves, and cypress-lined roads, dotted with historic villas and farm estate...

Villa Jamali is a three-story semi-detached property nestled in a secluded area with stunning sea views that will enchant you. Its interiors with their crisp clean furnishings and extraordinary views from its sunny terraces, all create a resort-like...

In the sun-drenched heel of Italy, Salento captures the soul of southern Puglia with its dramatic coastlines, historic villages, and unspoiled landscapes. While Lecce is famed for its baroque splendor, the region’s real charm lies in its quieter town...

The Chianti region embodies the landscape and the views that are the landmarks of Tuscany. And it is here that Villa Verdiana is located, nestled among vineyards and olive trees. Once you reach the property, protected by a lush forest, you are welcom...

The panoramic north shore of the Sorrentine peninsula features a number of lesser-known charming coastal towns, usually overshadowed by the famous and lively Sorrento. Most of these unspoiled villages share the same fantastic views over the Gulf of N...

The country elegance of Federico envelopes you as soon as you enter into the property. Centered amidst 360 degrees views of rolling Tuscan hills, this four-acre estate is surrounded by olive trees, lavender bushes and verdant greenery. The stone vill...

This elegant two-story villa was built in the 13th century and, thanks to a meticulous restoration, still keeps its original structure and architectural details, such as warm colors, beamed ceilings and a lovely internal courtyard. Villa Senese is se...

Villa Leonardo is a beautiful, private 12-acre estate tucked away in Chianti, the heart of Tuscany, between Florence and Siena. Located half way between Montespertoli and San Casciano Val di Pesa, the villa is 40 minutes away from Florence. The ultim...

The magic scenery of Valle d’Itria in Apulia, where mainstream tourism has not yet caught on, won’t be a secret much longer! Its characteristic trulli (a version of dome houses), the dry stonewalls that surround vineyards and ancient olive groves, be...

Handsomely appointed, Bendis boasts a very unique layout utilizing and incorporating in its design the natural vertical rocks so distinctive of the Amalfi Coast. This villa, a true haven of solace, is immersed in an expansive verdant private terraced...

The charming villages of Massa Lubrense and the lively town of Sorrento offer a welcome alternative to the busier towns along the Amalfi Coast. This area provides a serene, unhurried pace, where terraced citrus groves, olive trees, and fragrant Medit...

The coast of Sicily is a long run of small towns and beautiful beaches. This enchanted island is where you can eat and drink well, swim in crystalline waters, visit ancient ruins and hike the highest active volcano in Europe, Mount Etna. Whatever you...

Nestled in cliffy Positano, the traditionally designed Villa Merope is perfect for a group of friends or a large family who wants to spend time on the glitzy Amalfi Coast. The three-floor villa offers all of the comforts of a retreat and the function...

Costa Smeralda, in northern Sardinia’s Gallura region, is one of Italy’s most sought-after luxury destinations. Stretching from Porto Cervo in the west to Capo d’Orso and its secluded coves in the east, this “Emerald Coast” is defined by turquoise wa...

Set on a hilltop of the Sorrentino coast, Annia is a perfectly preserved 1950s luxury villa, showing its beauty with pride. It is located few kilometers from the lively and bustling Sorrento and at walking distance from the closest village. The moder...

The Valle d’Itria, in the heart of Puglia, is one of southern Italy’s most enchanting regions, celebrated for its rolling countryside, ancient olive groves, and iconic trulli—whitewashed stone houses with conical roofs. The valley is dotted with some...

Situated just west of Florence, the Florentine hills offer the best of both worlds — immediate access to one of the world's greatest cities, and the freedom of the open Tuscan countryside. Vineyards, olive groves, and medieval villages dot the landsc...

The undeniably scenic Val d’Orcia region, which covers the southern part of Tuscany, is famous for its classic postcard landscapes. The medieval enchanting towns of Montalcino, Pienza, San Quirico D’Orcia, and Bagno Vignoni, among many others, are se...

The Chianti Classico region, located between Florence and Siena, is characterized by gently rolling hills, vineyards, and olive groves that define Tuscany’s iconic landscape. Small medieval villages and historic towns dot the area, offering cobblesto...