Travel through the Tuscan Hills to find this charming villa. It’s just 11 kilometres from Lucca, the so-called city of a hundred churches, but it feels like a real rural hideaway. Panoramic views of the surrounding countryside can be admired from the terrace – ideally with a Spritz in hand – or from the veranda’s dining table. The villa was originally built in the 16th century, so you can look forward to the original stone walls, wooden beams, and terracotta floors. There’s space for a large group, whether you want to swim in the pool, practice yoga in the sunroom, or cook traditional Tuscan food in the kitchen. *Well-behaved pets may be welcome to join you on request. *This home is spread over three floors, so it may not be suitable for those with reduced mobility. *While not every bathroom has been photographed, we expect the style and standard to be consistent. *Your host can provide a cot and high chair on request. <...
Perched in the hills of Versilia, this elegant villa offers sea views, total privacy, and a slice of Tuscan charm. The botanical garden bursts with colour, and the infinity pool seems to float above the coastline. Inside, rustic textures and natural materials create a warm, authentic feel, with spacious suites that open to the light and greenery outside. One bedroom opens onto the twin room, making it a great setup for families. For added privacy, another suite sits in a separate annex just outside the main villa. Dine al fresco, unwind under the trees, or explore nearby Pietrasanta and Forte dei Marmi. You’ll likely want a car to get around, but with scenery this stunning, that’s a small price to pay. *The swimming pool isn't fenced. If you're bringing little ones, they'll need to be supervised at all times. *One bedroom opens into the twin room, making it great for families. The fifth bedroom is in a separate annex and has its...
This fourteenth–century property sits upon a small hill in the hamlet of Matraia, giving you a gorgeous view of the surrounding landscape. Miles upon miles of greenery awaits you as you step outside to take a dip in the private pool, followed by brunch at the outdoor dining table. One of our favourite parts of this home is the blend of fourteenth–century architecture and modern design. The dark wooden beams are a wonderful peek into the past meaning history buffs will adore this place. Explore the house with your friends and family to spot all of the antique gems found throughout the house, especially in the communal areas. The kitchen is spacious, so the whole family can get involved with the cooking and prepping of a hearty meal. As you're located in a remote area, you even have a view of a nearby vineyard and you're only a short drive away from a fantastic selection of wineries and restaurants to tuck into some delicio...