Siena and surroundings

Portion of a farmhouse with exclusive swimming pool, able to accommodate 6 people in one apartment with 2 double bedrooms, 1 bedroom with 2 beds and 3 bathrooms. At guests' disposal 1 complete kitchen and 1 large dining room to accomodate the entire group; a garden with 2 gazebos equipped with tables[...]

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Property for exclusive use"Podere Osteria” is a country house which was originally one of the first examples of European hospitals. The building, completely refurbished in 2012, is in the heart of the Val d’Orcia valley, an area marked by enchanting landscapes and the most varied Medieval towns. From[...]

Property for exclusive useThis charming country house lies in the heart of the Val d’Orcia not far from San Quirico deep in the Tuscan countryside. Small hills, agricultural lands and small medieval villages which have remained intact in spite of time, are all distinct features of the surrounding countryside.[...]

Property for exclusive useVilla Ardene is the restoration of two ancient farmhouses in stone, placed side by side and both on two floors, for a total 450 sq. m., and is capable of holding up to 14 people in 7 double bedrooms with 7 bathrooms. The villa overlooks the hills in a panoramic position and[...]

Property for exclusive useBeautiful stone-built villa rental that has been completely renovated and transformed into a comfortable, exclusive holiday residence, situated near Montepulciano in the beautiful Tuscan countryside. This area of the countryside is, for the most part, made up of the vineyards[...]

Property for exclusive useStone farmhouse, 65 sq. m., with swimming pool and panoramic garden, for up to 6 people with one double bedroom, one bedroom with two beds, one double sofa bed in the living, one bathroom with shower. The property has internet, a furnished loggia, a barbecue, a wood-burning[...]

Property for exclusive useThis residence was in the past one of the beautiful farmhouses scattered throughout the Tuscan countryside. The ancient Etruscans built their houses on the hilltops, because they were healthier, but also because they loved the views and beauty: the same concepts that even today[...]