Tuscany

We selected the [listingCount] homes worth renting in this location

Book a stay in one of the best homes in [destination]

Amazon Prime

Netflix

Home Cinema Setup

Pool / Snooker Table

Projector

Streaming Services

Entertainment

Bathrobes

Hair Dryer

Luxury Toiletries

Rain Shower

Toiletries

Bathroom

Blender

Coffee Maker

Cooking Essentials

Dishwasher

Espresso Machine

Freezer

Fridge

Ice Machine

Kitchen

Kitchen Utensils

Microwave

Oven

Pod Coffee Machine

Stove

Toaster

Kitchen & Dining

Black-Out Blinds

Dryer

Extra Pillows and Blankets

Hangers

Iron

Vacuum Cleaner

Washing Machine

Cot / Crib

Bedroom & Laundry

Bicycles

Hot Tub

Jacuzzi

Swimming Pool

Wellness & Fitness

Electricity Adaptors

Laptop Friendly Workspace

Wi-fi

Internet & Office

Air Conditioning

Central Heating

Temperature Control

Underfloor Heating

Heating & Cooling

Free Parking On Street

Free Parking On Premises

Paid Parking On Premises

Buzzer / Wireless Intercom

Multiple Sets of Keys

Parking Available

Parking & Access

Balcony

Balcony / Patio

Outdoor

Throws

Welcome Hamper

Nice to haves

Carbon Monoxide Detector

Fire Extinguisher

First Aid Kit

Smoke Detector

Other

A sixteenth-century villa in the hilly outskirts of Florence that, at times, has been both a stables and a nightclub, Thermae is one of the most spectacular places we’ve seen in Italy. Its restoration has been a labour of love for the host, Giovanni, and the way that he’s incorporated technology into the original structure is simply impressive. There’s too much to describe here, but know that everything's been taken care of. And if we did have to choose one thing that stood out, it might have to be the pool, hidden away in the vaults, and only accessible through a trapdoor.


Thermae

Library of Books

Bathtub

Drying Rack

Ironing Board

Desk / Workplace

Private Entrance

Single-Level Home

Courtyard

Garden

If you love the artsy side of life, you'll thrive in this contemporary loft. Colourful art pieces stand out, with some splashes of colour added by the feature walls. Natural light pours in through the large kitchen windows – the perfect chance to watch the morning birds fly by. You even get a lovely view of the courtyard from the bedroom too. 

Spend the day at Constanti winery – this is where your host works, so she will be more than happy to give you a tour of the place. Beautiful vineyards surround the loft and a wide range of wineries to sample some of the tastiest glasses of red.

Return home to sit at the dining table while the scent of a home-cooked Italian meal fills the room from the nearby kitchen. After you've eaten, pick a book off of the shelf, and snuggle up on the sofa while the moonlight shines through the windows. Pop the TV on for background noise or simply enjoy the peace and quiet that Montalcino brings.

Artistic Grapes

Cafetiere

Kettle

Outdoor Seating

Safe

In a sleepy town in Tuscany, this breathtaking apartment is a unique find. Set in a former palazzo, it boasts classical Tuscan features like high ceilings, traditional archways, and a grand red brick exterior. Neutral colours inside contrast with the spectacular frescoed walls. We love the Rococo-style cherub fresco above the bed, lending the room a celestial aura. There is plenty of space to relax in the large open plan living area, and the fully stocked kitchen is perfect for practising your Italian home cooking. 

Certaldo Alto is a charming walled Medieval town, home to winding cobbled streets, picturesque churches, family run restaurants, and sprawling views of the verdant Tuscan countryside. It is 35km from Florence, making a day trip to the city easy. While you are there, be sure to sample some of the excellent wines from the region. After a day of exploring, kick back on the sofa in your opulent living room, before retreating to the serene calm of the bedroom for a perfect night’s sleep. With its romantic setting and unbeatable location, this would be the perfect getaway for couples. 

Fairytale in Fresco

Satellite / Cable TV

High Chair

Cleaning Products

Fireplace

Barbeque

Beach / Pool Towels

Beach Essentials

Fenced Property

Outdoor Bathtub

Outdoor Shower

Patio / Terrace

Sun Loungers / Beach Chairs

Pets Allowed

Pets

Child Friendly

Security Cameras

​​Restored by an Italian architect with a gentle touch, this villa has been updated and split into more modern apartments, but without ever compromising on the original charm. By honouring the villa's history – and thereby retaining its character – the home feels traditionally Tuscan with its terracotta tiles and wooden beams. Walk barefoot across the floors to savour the coolness of those tiles on hot days, or light a fire in the wood-burning stove and stare up at the beams, imagining what life would’ve been like here. Nonnas rolling out pastry for tortellini, children helping churn gelato, wine flowing, and bowls of food changing hands in a celebration of ingredients, and life. You might even wish to recreate that – a holiday well spent.

Alternatively, spend lazy afternoons sitting under the vines outside as you watch the sunset on the horizon. Head out to authentic Italian pizzerias for pizza and gnocchi, or make a gelato run before exploring the surroundings. 


Bellissima Casa

Outdoor Pool

Private Pool

Private Parking

Free Parking

Perched on the slopes of the Chianti hills, this stone villa effortlessly blends traditional Tuscan farmhouse charm with modern comforts. Since children under six aren’t permitted here, this villa is a perfect spot for a group seeking a retreat amongst sprawling gardens. There’s a separate cottage for guests seeking a little extra privacy, while the outdoor terrace is perfect for sharing Tuscan dishes all together (your host even produces their own olive oil and wine). Located near the village of Radda in Chianti, you’re perfectly placed for hiking the Tuscan hills or visiting one of the many vineyards that the region is known for.

The Rosso

Board Games

Sound System

Baby Bath

Mosquito Net

Resort Access

This sun-drenched villa is perfect for a family getaway to the gorgeous region of Tuscany, with plenty of space for everyone to gather together under the sun or indoors. Cosy up in front of the TV on the comfy sofas with a lovely view of the verdant surroundings or enjoy a light bite at the circular dining table by the patio door. The outdoor barbeque provides guests with a bounty of delectable meals to enjoy in the great weather, be it lunch or dinner. Spend evenings relaxing on the patio while you play board games with the whole family as the sun sets behind the silhouettes of the trees or take a dip in the pool for a quick swim to finish off the day.

Unwinding has never been easier with the backdrop of the Tuscan landscape – you'll also find yourself surrounded by a charming olive grove that stretches over fifteen hectares. A twenty–three–minute drive takes you to the medieval village of Capalbio which has some gorgeous architecture sprinkled throughout. There's also a delightful ancient spa town called Saturnia that has some incredibly sumptuous hot springs.

Aqua Olive

Sun Umbrellas

Overlooking the Tuscan countryside from its hillside position, this rustic villa boasts some incredible views – best celebrated from the outside dining area and elegant infinity pool. We think it's a great fit for families with a lovely private garden as well as flexible sleeping arrangements – the twin beds can be converted into doubles upon request. Keen cooks will love the modern chef's kitchen for preparing alfresco suppers – though if you feel like dining out, the nearby village of Volpaia and the market town of Radda are both just a short drive away. You will need to hire a car to get around here, and the drive will often be hilly and uneven. 

The Olive Tint

For a taste of authentic Italian living, this stylish home opens its doors to the beauty of southern Siena.

Located in the historic town of Montalcino (renowned for its Brunello wine), this is the perfect setting to experience the warmth and depth of Italian living. It feels traditional here with elegant styling that adds comfort and ease. From preparing your morning coffee in the kitchen to sitting in the private garden, this is the kind of space that inspires you to slow down and savour the moment. 

Follow the views of the Val d’Orcia and take a stroll through the charming streets of Montalcino, making a stop in one of the cafes or restaurants to enjoy the atmospheric beauty. Or wind your way through the rolling hills towards Siena – only a fifty–minute drive away. 

As the sun sets across the countryside, you’ll love coming home to this sanctuary in the trees. Open the doors and enjoy an evening in true Italian style – with beautiful food, wine and conversation.

Rosemary & Olive

Hammock

Nestled in a sea of pea-green pastures, historic olive groves, and undulating hills, this home exudes Tuscan tranquillity. You'll find it in the little village of Brenna, just a forty-minute drive from Siena. Sitting on the first floor of an old honey-hued building, it impressed us with its exquisite interiors and awe-inspiring views. 

The interior combines rustic charm with contemporary comforts and, in true Tuscan style, is cloaked in a calming veil of warm earthy tones and natural textures. Step inside and discover a light-filled canvas of exposed brick walls, terracotta-tiled floors and lofty ceilings adorned with striking timber beams. We love the open-plan living area, a free-flowing space primed for relaxation with ample seating, a delightfully-equipped country kitchen and a majestic stone fireplace. Down the hall, three sumptuous sleeping quarters promise restful slumbers and, through timber-framed windows, postcard-worthy views of your glorious surroundings.

Outside, the peaceful shared courtyard, furnished with dining furniture and a hot tub, beckons you to unwind in the sun. Enjoy an alfresco breakfast here before a day of adventure. Take a stroll through the town, enjoy a morning swim in the Merse River, or hike through the wooded Alto Merse Nature Reserve, just twenty minutes away on foot. 

Escaping Time

Ping Pong Table

Changing Table

Shared Pool

Tennis Court

EV Charger

Set on an estate dotted with trees, shrubs, and other native foliage, this home ecompasses the entire first floor of an ancient villa in Orentano. Despite sharing things like the pool, tennis court, and soccer field with another home, there is enough room on the property for it to still feel private. That’s probably helped along by the fact that you have your own private garden and barbecue – not to mention the sheer size of the home itself. Move easily between rooms and use the easy go-between as an excuse to nip into the kitchen for another cup of coffee and a dozen more biscotti to take back to where you’re reading on the plush sofa. Take the spiral staircase up to the loft where you’ll find the rustic bedrooms and bathrooms for when you’re ready to turn in at night. When you think loft, you might conjure up images of a tight squeeze, but the addition of the skylights in almost every room here allows the light to make the space feel more open. 

With the host and his family living on the estate, you’ll sometimes find yourself around the table enjoying their homemade pasta alfresco with soft music playing in the background. There’s also a brick pizza oven here, so don’t be surprised if you eat more margarita than you’d care to – we know, that is not even remotely possible. 

When you’re not enjoying the home, you can make a trip to Pisa, Voltera, or Florence – each with their unique charm – or borrow the bicycles and simply explore the surroundings on two wheels instead of four. After a day of activity under the Tuscan sun, take a late-night swim in the heated pool, and when you’re ready to return inside, why not linger a little while longer to gaze up at the stars. 

Tuscan Welcome

Private Washing Machine

Private Dryer

Fenced Garden

Nestled amongst the Tuscan hills, this generous villa is split across two buildings and is well-equipped for large groups or families. The rustic interiors won’t be everyone’s cup of tea but the private swimming pool and manicured garden guarantee a relaxing stay. If you find yourself in the mood for socialising, the large outdoor dining area is the perfect place for an alfresco dinner. The location is fairly remote and well suited to those who are keen to explore the countryside and vineyards, but if you are looking for a day trip, Lucca isn’t too far away.

La Grande Villa Rosa

Self Check-in / Check-out

Vineyards stretch as far as the eye can see at this Chianti villa. Settings rarely get more picturesque than this – we can already picture lazy afternoons by the private pool and alfresco drinks on the covered terrace, all while admiring the views. Inside, you'll find plenty of 17th-century charm, including a brick domed ceiling in the bathroom and an ornamental fireplace that housed the estate's former furnace. You'll have double the space here, too, since the home is two separate apartments. Location-wise, it's halfway between Florence and Siena, so the possibilities for day trips and adventures around Tuscany are endless.

Vine & Blossom

Smart TV

Desk

Early / Late Check-Out Available

Outdoor Fireplace / Firepit

Umbrellas

Standing in the historic centre of medieval Poggibonsi, this home puts the centre of Tuscany at your fingertips. A short distance from Florence and Siena, you can venture out into the region's world-famous rolling hills for wine tasting from here, making it an ideal base for lovers of good food and drink. At home, the authentic Tuscan style, complete with frescoes, wooden beams and handcrafted furniture, make for a scenic backdrop as you relax in the evenings. And while the bathtub being in a bedroom might be inconvenient, it's still a perfect spot for unwinding.

A Dream of Tuscany

This apartment shares its location with a family-run farm in pretty Montespertoli. The family produces wine and olive oil from a picturesque spot amid the gentle Chianti hills, surrounded by vineyards, olive groves and woods – it’s delightfully rustic. 

The apartment sits within these grounds, benefitting from the large garden and beautiful views. It has its own private garden too, just off the bedroom – the perfect romantic setting for a glass of wine and some stargazing. Traditional features like stone walls and a terracotta floor add to the romance of the apartment, as does the four-poster bed. 

When you’re not exploring the surrounding woodland and countryside on foot, you might like to venture further afield to take in more of wonderful Tuscany. The medieval town of San Gimignano is forty-one minutes away by car, and it takes forty-seven minutes to get to Siena. Wander through these historic towns with a gelato, taking in the architecture and shopping for keepsakes. When you return to the apartment, enjoy an alfresco dinner while admiring the view – it's the ideal way to round off your day. 


A Glass Of Chianti

Stair Gates

Set amidst the verdant greenery of the Tuscan countryside, this elegant home invites you to experience the timeless charm of Italian living. 

And from the moment of arrival, the atmospheric presence of the villa feels inspiring. Formerly a church that belonged to an old noble property, the owners have sensitively restored this building into a home that shines with character and poetic beauty. 

From the traditional features to the art and objects, every detail brings a quality of joy to daily life. And whether you’re gazing at the garden views from the kitchen, sipping coffee on the terrace or soaking in the bathtub, it’s easy to settle in and feel at home here. 

Stepping outside, you’ll discover an idyllic sanctuary – a natural haven perfectly poised for refreshing morning swims, long lunches and sunset drinks. Take a short stroll and you’ll find the village of Pergo is just fifteen–minutes away – there’s a supermarket here for any basic amenities you might need. And for explorations further afield, the picturesque hilltop town of Cortona is just a ten–minute drive away. From here you can meander through the medieval streets, stop for gelato and savour the beauty of the Valdichiana valley. 

A Sweet Symphony 

This charming apartment is in the old town of Colle di Val d'Elsa, a typically medieval region of Tuscany famous for crystal glass production. It’s a ten-minute stroll into the centre where you’ll find restaurants, cafés and archaeological museums beyond the ancient town walls. Further afield, the city of Siena is a half-hour drive away, ideal for a day trip.

The apartment itself is housed in a striking 16th-century building just outside the bridge that leads to il Castello. Wood beams on display hark back to the building’s roots, but the decor is decidedly modern. Vibrant modern art is displayed above the plush, L-shaped sofa and the kitchen is a sleek space of white cabinets. The best bit is the view from French-style windows, which shows off golden fields and hills, even though you’re a short walk from the town centre.

Beyond the Bridge

Head into the Tuscan hills just outside the charming village of Cellai and keep an eye out for an imposing villa with its own bell tower. Almost unbelievably, this stunning property will be your home from home for however long you decide to stay.

Step inside your apartment, and you'll discover a typically Tuscan scene, with tiled terracotta floors, exposed wooden ceilings and frescoes painted directly on the walls. Four individually decorated bedrooms, each as enchanting as the last, will serve as your soothing sanctuaries for you to unwind at the end of each day. The spacious interior includes not one but two seating areas, so you can always claim a secluded spot as your own for the afternoon if you want to get lost in the pages of a good book. Meanwhile, the kitchen and dining area are perfect for sociable meals with family and friends in true Italian style. 

Outside in the shared garden, you'll find yourself surrounded by pristine landscaped gardens with a vine-covered pergola, terraced seating and perhaps most importantly, a pool. 

Start each day by visiting Forno La Chiocciola, where you can stock up on fresh bread, including Florentine speciality flatbread, schiaccata. Then, when you're not laying out on poolside loungers and sipping wine in the sun, the stunning Renaissance city of Florence is less than half an hour away. Why not get to know the artistic, architectural and cultural history of Tuscany, spending an afternoon or three wandering its streets and taking it all in. 


The Legendary Giulia

Already built by the 17th century, according to the Medici maps drawn up then, this medieval borghi might even be decades older. Though we're unsure of its age, there's no doubt of its beauty. The interior with exposed beams and brick is what you'd expect from an older home, but the traditional style might feel dated to some. Still, it's comfortable and charming, giving way to a sweeping garden. Kids will love the opportunity to run around on the lush green grass whilst adults take advantage of the sun loungers, poolside and terrace seating. Our favourite is the dining table under the vine-covered pergola. You'll find the renowned spas of Casciana Terme or Monsummano Terme minutes away.

Tuscan Essence

It may be less than a thirty-minute drive from the spectacular Renaissance city of Florence, but this home feels like another world. Located up in the hills, you'll discover a spectacular villa – complete with a clock tower – just outside the small village of Cellai, where time seems to stand still. 

Pad across terracotta-tiled floors, with wood beam ceilings above, and discover rooms filled with character and charm, where period features and modern touches sit effortlessly alongside one another. Nowhere is this better displayed than in the contemporary kitchen and adjoining dining room with its antique stove. Each of the four bedrooms blends rustic charm with supreme comfort, while the bathrooms are fitted out with beautiful tiles and gleaming marble for a touch of luxury.

Step outside and you'll discover a lush landscape of terraced gardens, an inviting pool and breathtaking views over the Tuscan terrain. Your hosts recommend making the trip to Forno La Chiocciola, where you can stock up on Florentine speciality flatbread, schiaccata, each morning. Afterwards, place yourself poolside and settle in for a day of sunbathing, interrupted only by refreshing dips in the water and trips to the kitchen to get some more of that delicious bread. 

The Breadbasket

Games Room

This elegant home in Tuscany is in a dreamy spot in a valley, in a countryside setting that leads to absolute relaxation. The villa is full of character, with antique furniture and wooden beams, in addition to mesmerising views. 

The outside space is lush and pretty. Roses and lavender have been planted alongside a wealth of trees, making the garden feel like an oasis. In the morning, sip coffee at the table under the gazebo, admiring the views and planning your day. If you’re anything like us, you won’t be able to resist a dip in the hedge-lined swimming pool for long. Dry off on a sun lounger with a good book, or start a table tennis tournament with your friends. 

In the evening, set up outside at the long dining table. You might like to arrange for a local chef to come and cook for you – that way you can enjoy a cocktail hour on the terrace before dining as the sun sets beyond the valley. 

The villa is only a short walk along the river to the centre of peaceful Poggibonsi, so you can easily dine out in the local restaurants or grab a gelato. Montemorli vineyard is just a twenty-minute walk up the hill, while the medieval beauty of San Gimignano is a mere twenty-one-minute drive away. Slightly further afield, you can be in Siena in thirty minutes, and Florence in an hour.  


Verdant Valley

For a taste of authentic Tuscan living, this holiday home is a great choice. This apartment is one of six, renovated from a 15th-century structure by a historically conscious architect. The result of the renovation is an apartment that boasts classic Tuscan design with modern amenities and comfort – you can dine beneath wooden beams and stay cool thanks to the terracotta tiles. 

Outside, a pretty patio boasts a wood-fired pizza oven and alfresco seating. After a day spent in the sunshine, it’s delightful to sit in the shade of the trees and sip local wine while the aroma of pizza fills the air. 

This is a restful home on the outskirts of the village of Brenna, which is just five minutes away on foot. If you need to cool down, you might stroll five minutes to Stazione Balneare Merse where you can swim from the river beach. Of course, the apartment is also in a great location for exploring Tuscany, whether you fancy touring the vineyards or seeing the galleries and museums of the cities. It takes twenty minutes to drive to Siena, making it a perfect day trip. 


A Rustic Reverie 

Located in Cortona’s historic centre, this handsome apartment blends rustic charm with modern comforts to create a memorable, relaxing stay. 

Housed in a historic building, you’ll find plenty of traditional features here including exposed dark wood beams and terracotta floor tiles sitting alongside inviting contemporary furnishings to create the perfect mix of old meets new. 

Make yourself at home on the living room’s sofa – a good book and a coffee in hand – or retreat to the small private balcony for a sundowner after a day of exploring. The dining table beckons sociable soirées when you’re not out sampling the local trattorias, while the two bedrooms – with their beamed ceilings and rooftop views – are a treat to come back to after a day of sightseeing, or enjoying one of the many tours and cooking classes on offer through your host. 

Outside of your home, you’ll find Piazza della Repubblica a one-minute walk away, Porta Sant'Agostino a seven-minute stroll and the ​​Diocesan Museum three minutes away on foot. 


Sunflower Beams

Juicer

Whether you're after a peaceful holiday with friends or a spacious spot for a family gathering, this restored farmhouse is an excellent choice. It's situated on a private country estate in the charming village of Lamporecchio, Tuscany, and has well-tended secret gardens, as well as olive groves to explore. This breathtaking property is spread over two floors and benefits from a private patio and communal pool area – the latter of which is shared with four neighbouring properties. We love the master suite with its fireplace – a welcome feature during the cooler months. We suggest a car for ease –  there are restaurants less than 2km away and the pretty town of Montecatini is 15km from the home. 

Tuscan Grove

Heated Towel Rail

Laundry Supplies

Luxury Bedding

Heated Pool

Sauna

Sauna / Steam Room

Steam Room

Valet Parking

Step-Free Access

Fenced Pool

Herb Garden

Rooftop Terrace

This villa captures the rustic charm of old Italy. Surrounded by 40 hectares of land boasting olive groves, vineyards, orchards, and meadows with grazing horses, it’s an idyllic escape into the Tuscan countryside. A country road leads to the UNESCO hamlet of Castiglione d'Orcia. The garden is home to a rustic outdoor cooking station, a large, shaded table, and a full outdoor lounge. There’s a touch of modernity to the private, heated pool and you’ll find a sauna hidden amid the trees. The main villa is split across two levels and is a vision of old-world Italy and there is a separate annexe with further bedrooms, a second full kitchen and an open-plan living room. 

Rusticana Retreat

Located in the secluded countryside, halfway between Lucca and the beaches of Versili, this renovated Tuscan farmhouse is the ultimate Italian retreat. Situated on a hilltop, views are in abundance. The decor is rustic and charming, and there’s plenty of indoor and outdoor communal space for entertaining. The private pool is perfect for those hot balmy days, and the balcony is a nice touch too. We’re particularly fond of the covered outdoor dining area – ideal for long dinners late into the night. If you’re looking to explore further afield, the medieval town of Lucca is a short drive away. 

Campari & Olive

Flanked by Tuscany's postcard-perfect cypress trees and commanding magnificent views of the rolling hills and vineyards beyond, the setting for this farmhouse villa would be hard to beat. 

Spend lazy mornings exploring nearby Cortona, one of the oldest Etruscan towns in the region (a sixteen-minute drive). Or discover the little borghis (that's little villages to us) perched in the hillsides surrounding this home. 

When it's time to cool off from the Tuscan sun, head back home to while away an afternoon beside the pool, enclosed by vineyards and olive trees. Set within a fifteen-hectare farm estate, the owners produce an exceptional extra virgin olive oil and a mean Syrah and Sangiovese, which they'll happily invite you to sample in the wine cellar adjacent to the house. The perfect accompaniments for evening barbecues on the vast outdoor terrace, wouldn't you agree?

Group of friends or families sharing will love how spaced out this home feels, with a separate annex to sleep two – perfect for those wanting that little extra privacy. While upstairs in the main house, the cool, lofty bedrooms invite a blissful night's sleep in their comfortable beds. And you'll love waking up to those views of the Tuscan hills each morning. 

Little Borghis

If you’re seeking peace and quiet in the Tuscan countryside, this farmhouse surrounded by olive groves and vineyards is just the ticket. While the traditional interiors won’t be everyone’s cup of tea, we think they’re part of the charm. Outside, there’s a private garden overlooking the landscape, a shaded terrace for dining, and a small private pool. Although the rural location means having a car is essential here, you’re within easy driving distance of Certaldo and Emploi should you fancy embarking on a day trip.


Tuscan Mirage

Set in the picturesque village of San Sano, this home offers the best of both worlds – easy access to amenities and a quiet space to retreat to and relax. You won’t tire of the vineyard views here. Best enjoyed, we think, over a bottle of Chianti on the terrace or from the private pool. You’ll also find a lovely alfresco dining spot, though it’s a mere one-minute walk to the nearest restaurant, so eating out is sure to be on the menu. And when you’re keen to venture further afield, a trip to Siena is a must. 

Chianti Dream

Whether it's the bright blue walls, the glimmering block wall prints, or the pops of turquoise furniture, there's something very cheerful about this home. Patterns and bursts of colour have been used to create a bright, sunny stay, from the flower-tiled bathroom to the toucan door handle. Set in the seaside town of Viareggio, this home is only 700 metres away from the beach – on a walk that passes by delicious Italian restaurants and gelato shops, ideal for en-route pitstops. If you're in the mood to whip up your own feast, the modern kitchen will serve you well, while the large dining table in the living area is perfect for group get-togethers and celebrating special occasions. When the sun is shining you'll find yourselves out in the walled courtyard, with its leafy plants, grey seats and outdoor dining area – perfect for hearty alfresco lunches. 

Nemo's Hideaway

DVD Player

There's nothing like a private pool to get you into that holiday spirit and at this home in Marina di Pietrasanta, you'll also have the sandy beach just a short walk away. A charming seaside resort with plenty of restaurants and bars to enjoy, you'll have local parks to explore, numerous beaches to play on and surrounding villages to seek out – as well as the big attractions of Lucca (around forty minutes by car) and Pisa (around fifty).

Surrounded by a pretty garden, with high hedging for privacy and comfy outdoor seating spots, this home is a stylish choice for a family or small group of friends. Set in a quiet residential area, it's a dreamy escape from reality, with relaxing shades of white and grey, along with farmhouse styling. We love the romantic bedrooms and the delightful covered terrace – perfect for barbecues after a day on the beach. 

Hazy Days of Summer

Book a stay in one of the best homes in Tuscany

We selected the 1014 homes worth renting in this location

Who's coming along?

Home spotlights in Tuscany

We selected the top 3% holiday homes in Tuscany

Most popular homes in Tuscany

Check upcoming rates & availability for Tuscany

Frequently asked questions