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Bold, bright and modern with a knock-out location, this aparment is close to some of Pisa's best bits. The iconic Leaning Tower of Pisa, for one, is only a few minutes away on foot. And so is Mura di Pisa and Lion's Gate. After a long day of sightseeing, the living space is ideal for relaxing. It's worth noting the sofa also doubles as a bed for two guests, but with a door present, you'll find an element of privacy. Apart from a great central spot, we also like the outdoor seating where you can take a moment to yourself every now and again. 

Pisan Memoir

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Nestled in the historic Santa Maria district, this apartment transports you to the vibrant heart of Pisa. Outside, you can wander to shops, restaurants, bars and iconic sights like the Leaning Tower, Piazza dei Miracoli (just five-minutes away) and the Botanical Garden. It’s also well connected with Pisa central station just a twenty-minute walk away – making it easy to explore further afield. It’s worth noting the apartment does’t have a lot of natural light, but it’s fresh, modern and ideal for couples and solo travellers. There’s also a handy sofa bed in the living room for two guests. 

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Nestled on the iconic Via Contessa Matilde in the heart of Pisa, this modern apartment promises a relaxing Tuscan stay. Granted, at full occupancy, two people will be sleeping on the sofa bed in the living room, but we think it’s a small price to pay for this home’s enviable location. A mere three-minute walk away, you’ll find the Leaning Tower of Pisa – a must-visit in the city. And with a plethora of authentic Italian eateries in the surrounding streets, you can pick up a bite to eat en route. 

Pisa Perfection

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Located in the countryside between the Pisa coast and Lucca city centre, this estate pops with bucolic charm. Though renovated, there are hints of this home’s history – think traditional features, original beamed ceilings and antique-inspired furnishings. It may not be to the taste of those looking for a contemporary pad, but we love how the designs work seamlessly against this rural setting. There’s plenty of space to unwind, with a large living room, conservatory, outdoor lounge and private pool – we suggest sharing a bottle of Sangiovese overlooking the lilies in the pond. When you’re ready to venture out, you’ll find Viareggio Beach, San Rossore Park, and Pisa city centre within easy driving distance. 

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The light yellow walls of the mansion, punctuated by deep green windows, looks out onto one of the most beautiful gardens in Tuscany. The fresh greenery expands to 6000 square metres, exuding pure luxury in every inch. The grandeur of the home and size of the garden is perfect for large groups of friends or families.

The glorious outdoor space matches whatever energy you want to bring on your Tuscan adventure. For lazy days underneath the summer sun, lounge around the pool with a glass of wine or cool beer. When you need a refreshing break from the heat, take a dip in the pool and soak in the stunning surroundings. 

For those of you who prefer a more active itinerary, the luscious grounds are filled with sporting facilities. Spend the morning practicing your forehands on the tennis courts before getting a game of five-a-side going on the football pitch. The garden is a utopia of social activity. 

Inside the sun-kissed walls, the sense of luxury continues. A wide, open space is adorned by deluxe items, such as a grand piano and flat-screen TV. To really indulge in a cosy evening, relax in the jacuzzi or snuggle up by the fireplace.




Leaning Into The Season

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Dating back to the 1600s, this hunting lodge in the Lucca countryside features inspiring views, original frescoes and plenty of modern conveniences. Three living areas provide enough room for the whole group to spread out and two ground-floor bedrooms mean those who struggle with stairs don’t have to miss out. Outside, it’s just as impressive. A brook flows through the garden and the swimming pool is sure to be a hit. Although there are plenty of dining spaces here, if you fancy eating out, the restaurants of Lucca and Pisa are less than a thirty-minute drive away.

A Piece of Time

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This fairy tale cottage offers front row seats to a freshwater stream that runs directly from the Monte Pisano mountains. Inside, it’s a homespun delight with antique furnishings that have been in your host’s family for centuries. You’ll split your time between the cosy living space, reclining on the sofa with a glass of robust red, and the enchanting garden – plate up Tuscan favourites at the dining table or sip a coffee beside the trickling brook. We had a particular soft spot for the bedrooms – we loved the nature theme in combination with the original ceiling beams to create a fresh but warm atmosphere. The Walled City of Lucca is an eighteen-minute drive from your abode. Spend sunny afternoons exploring the Renaissance ramparts and the Cattedrale di San Martino. Or why not add leaning towers to your itinerary? Pisa is only a twenty-five-minute drive away.

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When lovingly restoring this historic Tuscan farmhouse, the hosts chose to keep certain period features, such as the brickwork and wooden beams. However, they also oversaw some pretty impressive additions.

Obviously, we have to start with the outdoor swimming pool made from local stone, which sits in the middle of the expansive grounds. A solarium complete with loungers and umbrellas can be found conveniently alongside. As if that wasn't enough, there's also a gazebo just outside the back door where you can enjoy alfresco feasts that stretch long into the evening. Inside the home, you'll find walls painted in pleasing pastels, a modern kitchen dominated by clean lines and some eye-catching feature lighting.

Surrounding the address, there's a stream and woodland for tranquil strolls, as well as plenty of nature reserves nearby. You'll also find a wealth of attractions in the towns of Lucca and Pisa, both reached in just over twenty minutes by car.

Gregorian Chant

This beautiful Tuscan country home is nestled in an enchanting stretch of land between the Lucca town centre and the beach of Versilia. Let long days and evenings under the sun inspire you as you spend your hours lazing poolside on the loungers and the outdoor seating, or enjoying some laps in the pool to start your day. Dining alfresco has never been sweeter, as you gather with friends and family under the chandeliers of the pergola for a delectable meal prepared on the barbecue or in the well-equipped kitchen indoors. Let the kids run wild in the expansive lawns, and keep an eye on everyone from one of the balconies that afford you wonderful views of the scenic landscape.

Placing you within walking distance of river shores and a village for all your essentials, this home is as practical as it is gorgeous. You'll be just a brief drive from the famous walls of Lucca that surround the city centre – spend a day or two visiting fantastic restaurants and shops, plus the medieval Plaza del Anfiteatro and the gothic St Martin Cathedral. If you're looking for something a little more coastal, why not drive down to the gorgeous beaches of Versilia? Stroll down the dock and onto the golden sand, and let the kids play in the shallow waters as you catch some sun. When you return home after a long day of exploring and making memories, relish in a bottle of local wine under the stars.

Tuscan Fairytale

If the Mad Hatter were to summer in Tuscany, we believe this is where he’d stay. Perched high above the beautiful medieval city of Lucca – just over two-miles drive away – this 17th century villa offers a plethora of charming dining areas and quaint living spaces. The interior benefits from eloquent floral furnishings, high vaulted ceilings with old renaissance arches and opulent touches. Lined by cypress trees, the pristine swimming pool really catches the eye, and a veranda covered patio area overlooking picturesque views of the Tuscan hills is truly special. Our favourite spot is hidden in a quiet little pocket around the back of the villa, where a charming woodland dining area can be found – with draping leafy oaks, glowing candle lanterns, and seating for the whole party. Another dining spot can be found steps away – sun-dappled in the early mornings, this is a perfect place for al fresco breakfasts. When you’re not hosting tea parties or sipping on something a little more bubbly, venture to the sweeping hills for seriously scenic hiking trails – that will have you grinning like a Cheshire Cat. 

Tuscan Tea Party

This heavenly home couldn’t ask for a more idyllic location. It’s set into the rolling hills that define the border between Lucca and Pisa – two must-see cities – where ancient villages, petite castles and historic churches and palaces sit amid impossibly green vegetation. Surrounded by scenic woodland, you’ll find your only neighbours to be friendly foxes, boar, weasels and curious badgers. Built in the 1700s, this large, green-shuttered farmhouse sports a modern renovation that maintains the integrity of the past through its stone facade and flooring, charmingly crooked ceiling beams and a quaint, tiled kitchen perfect for rustling up hearty sharing plates of antipasto. Outside, sprawling lawns create a sense that the entire hillside is your playground, and you’ll find many seating and lounging areas to unwind in when you’re not splashing around in the turquoise pool. But we’ve saved our favourite feature for last: the tiled terrace, with its sloped beam roof supported by sturdy stone columns is utterly paradisiacal. Here, dine lavishly under a chandelier, surrounded by tropical plants and tumbling vines that create a pretty border for your uninterrupted mountain views. 

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This home was once an ancient mill operated by the owner's grandfather, who worked its wheel to produce flour for the surrounding village. Now, it's a rustic escape steeped in charm. Traditional stone walls, terracotta tiles, and nods to its milling past add a sense of history to every room – though you'll find plenty of contemporary touches here, too. The garden is bathed in golden light, making it the ideal spot to enjoy tipples and alfresco Tuscan feasts. There's also a private heated pool where you can make the most of lazy days at home. When you're ready to explore, you'll find the ancient city of Lucca just a short drive away.

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This stunning villa is situated in the hills of Tuscany, in a striking setting overlooking Lago di Massaciuccoli. From this convenient base, you can take a short boat trip to Gran Teatro Puccini, visit the beaches of Versilia, and easily drive to Lucca and Pisa. The villa is surrounded by lush parkland, making it feel secluded and peaceful. The tranquillity continues in the beautiful gardens and in the shade of the pergola. Relaxing is easy here – there's a private pool and wellness area with a hot tub and sauna. Inside, the kitchen is perfect for preparing large family feasts – what could be better?


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Deep in the Tuscan hills, among olive groves and vineyards, you'll find this beautiful villa. Whether you're planning to kick back and relax or immerse yourself in the local culture, it's the perfect place to call home during a trip to this much-loved corner of Italy.

There's plenty of character to be found inside, thanks to the gilded mirrors, arched entrances and open fireplace. The farmhouse kitchen, with its curved brick ceiling, is a cosy spot to cook up some delicious homemade dishes to serve up in the impressive dining space. Or, you might prefer to head outside and make some pizza using the wood-fired oven – the dining pergola is the perfect place to eat as you admire the view. When the temperature rises, it's time to make a splash in the swimming pool, while the hot tub is ideal for a luxurious soak after dark. 

If you don't want to leave this little patch of heaven, then we don't blame you, but if some adventure is on the cards then there's plenty to do and see nearby. Nature lovers can join one of the rural trails and hike, cycle, or even horse-ride through the countryside. The beaches of the Versilia Coast are just half an hour's drive away, while the historic cities of Lucca and Pisa are ten and 26kms away respectively. 

The Scent of Lavender

Found in an ancient hamlet in Lucca, this Italian cottage charms with stone walls and exposed beams.  Because of its age, the interior is that of a more traditional home, which might not be to everyone's taste. Still, it's comfortable and family-friendly.  It's worth noting the sloped ceilings could be hazardous to taller guests, and there's no air conditioning in the third bedroom. With ample outdoor seating, you can take in the greenery on the horizon with a glass of wine. The swimming pool above ground also gives you a unique view of the village. For day trips, venture to Pisa or Lucca – both reachable by car.

The Hillside Stone

Traditional Italian family living meets modern luxury in this beautiful cottage. Filled with antiques and dark wood furnishings giving a nod to old-world influence, there's something very wholesome about this home. We think you'll love immersing yourself in Italian culture here. Wake up to bedroom views of the golden skies dancing above the Italian landscape. Cook up a big meal and serve it at the outside table while the family scrambles to get theirs first. Stay out late relaxing on the terrace with a glass of Chianti and chat the night away while the vibrant colours of the garden fade into the darkness. The garden area will be the hub of your trip, that's for sure.

We recommend hiring a car here as there's plenty to do and see within a short drive. The historic town of Lucca with its colourful buildings and ancient monuments is only twenty-six-minutes away, and the lovable Pisa with its must-see leaning tower is a thirty-eight-minute drive. No matter where you choose to go, you'll find vibrant Italian culture to soak up (and so much good food). The home itself is located in the village of Sant’Andrea di Compito – a place known for its stunning Camellia trees dating back to the 1800s. We recommend wandering its streets and taking in the medieval charm.



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Inside a historic building in the charming city of Lucca, this apartment is the ideal place for your Italian escape. The first thing you'll notice are the elaborate ceilings, which are over 300 years old, providing an elegant, historic backdrop to your Tuscan stay. The cosy bedrooms look out over Guinigi Tower, and you're just a short walk from Lucca's city walls – the perfect place for a morning walk or run. Start your day with a fresh coffee from the kitchen, where you'll find both Italian and American coffee makers, then head out to wander the streets of Lucca, visiting Piazza Napoleone and climbing Guinigi Tower to admire the view over Tuscany. After a day exploring the charms of the local area, come home to prepare a typical dinner in the charming, farm-style kitchen and settle down in front of the TV with a glass of Tuscan red.

Continental Affair

If you’re feeling short on creative energy, let this unique home be your muse. Surrounded by Lucca’s Renaissance history, you’ll be steps away from the spectacular old palace that now houses the Town Hall and a short walk from the columnar San Michele in Foro church that predates medieval times. Inside the apartment, Tuscan aesthetics dominate, with a palette of earthy colours accented by rusty reds – we especially love the dappled paint effect on the walls and the vibrant tiled bathrooms. An L-shaped kitchen with generous counter space – topped with marble to continue the air of casual luxury – and a dedicated dining room, indicate that this is a home where culinary exploits are highly encouraged. And with the city being home to many artisanal grocery shops, you’re always just a few hours away from your next exceptional meal. 

The Watercolourist

This farmhouse villa is an ideal base for exploring some gorgeous Tuscan cities and towns. Made up of a main house and a hayloft with its own living room and kitchen, there's plenty of space for a family or group of friends to stretch out. We think a couple of areas could do with a touch-up, especially in the hayloft, but the views over the Compitese hills from the private pool are lovely. You'll want a car for exploring, and there's no shortage of hot spots like Lucca, Pisa, and Florence nearby.

Duchy Affair

Boasting stunning views of the town's historic rooftops and medieval towers, this two-level apartment is the ideal Lucca retreat. It’s light and airy with lots of character features, but we should probably mention that the bathroom is a bit dated. And although there’s a lift here there’s still a flight of stairs to climb. We’re sure you’ll love the location here. It’s situated between the vibrant Piazza San Michele and the Via Fillungo, so you’ll have plenty of boutiques and restaurants on your doorstep.

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Centrally located in Lucca, this charming apartment is within walking distance of the Piazza Saint Michelle, Guinigi Tower, and several other hotspots. You'll find shops and restaurants easily reachable on foot, guaranteeing you'll be able to make the most of this beautiful city. The apartment's age is apparent in its stone walls and high ceilings – while it lacks natural light, it'll stay cool even on the hottest summer days. The furniture is very traditional, but the kitchen is well-equipped for large meals and the main bedroom enjoys its own en-suite. For little ones, your host can provide a free cot and high chair, making it a breeze to stay here as a family.

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There’s room for all twelve of you to pile into this colossal three-storey villa fringing the Tuscan town of Lucca. Built in 1650, the more-is-more opulence of the interiors may be a little fussy. But you can’t help but swoon at the vast living spaces, including a library and study for work, and the generously proportioned bedrooms, each with a bathroom. Lounging about the private pool surrounded by ancient oak, olive, and lime trees, it all feels blissfully secluded. But when you’re ready to sample Tuscan life, the medieval town of Lucca is just an 8-kilometre drive away, and there’s a Nonna-style pizzeria just footsteps from your door.

The Grapes of L’Appia

Touched with a daub of pastels, this ground-floor apartment is a delightful haven to decompress in after busy days exploring historic Lucca and its surrounding towns. The beamed ceilings and arched doorways are typically Tuscan, and a commitment to muted tones – except in the second bathroom which offers a playful shock of cobalt mosaic tiles – invites you to take it easy and play strains of classical music, open up a bottle of robust red and perhaps put a Fellini film on the flat-screen television. You’re in the heart of the action of Lucca here, with less than a ten-minute walk to attractions like antique shops, markets, restaurants and the Lu.c.c.A Center of Contemporary Art. Just around the corner, on Via della Fratta, you’ll find a famous patisserie and a host of artisanal food shops where you can pick up delicious ingredients to experiment with in the pristine kitchen. 

Vanilla-Bean Gelato

You’ll find this cosy apartment within the ancient walls of Lucca. The city's characteristic cobblestone streets are on your doorstep, lined with restaurants and boutiques. And many of its much-loved attractions such as the cathedral, the Guinigi Tower and Piazza Anfiteatro are within walking distance. Back at this home, you’ll be glad it has air conditioning on those hot Tuscan days. We think this home will appeal to lovers of traditional decor and character features – it sits well among this city’s historic heritage.



Tuscan Sunshine

Surrounded by the lush green hills and dense forests of the Tuscan countryside, this traditional country house meets contemporary design to create a serene escape in the heart of Tuscany. The interiors are an eclectic mix of antiques and 1960s furniture, creating an air of vintage charm. 

Boasting a picturesque garden with views across fields, woodland and vegetable gardens, you couldn't ask for a better spot to enjoy your morning coffee than the outdoor sofa. You'll have your own pool here, too, which is perfect for a relaxing swim or an invigorating workout to start the day. If you fancy a quiet day at home, grab your favourite book and lie back on one of the plush sun loungers, but if you're keen to get out an explore then a trip to Lucca is a must. Encircled by well-preserved Renaissance walls, the historic town centre houses narrow cobblestone streets and huge tree-lined ramparts that are perfect for walking and cycling. A haven for foodies, hit the shops to pick up some delicious Tuscan wines, artisan chocolates and freshly baked Buccellato to accompany dinner.

Speaking of dinner, you can enjoy a rustic home-cooked feast, grilled to perfection on the barbecue. Gather around the dining table beneath the pergola to tuck in alfresco as the sun sets over the countryside. 

Ancient Walls

Sitting inside the old walls of Lucca, this home is evocative of another era – it’s the perfect setting to be inspired by the historic beauty of Tuscany. 

With its origins dating back to 1100s, the traditional features of this apartment have been thoughtfully retained – and now it exists as an elegant home for modern living. Families and friends will love gathering here – it’s a wonderful place to relax, socialise, cook and enjoy the small details that make this home truly unique. Like opening the windows onto views across the medieval rooftops, or sipping early evening drinks in the elegant sitting room. Wherever you are in this home, there’s something beautiful to admire. 

Stepping outside, you’ll love winding your way through the city’s iconic streets – the majestic Villa Bottini is right next door to this home while the botanical gardens are only a three–minute walk away. 

The Pink Rose

This traditional stone farmhouse offers a tranquil retreat surrounded by leafy hills, yet sits within easy reach of plenty of cultural sightseeing opportunities with Lucca's centre just 14 kilometres away.

Inside, you’ll find Cotto-tiled floors and Italian heirloom furnishings, with ample space to recline and unwind when you're not outside enjoying the beautiful grounds. With the warm Mediterranean climate, take advantage of the garden with its plump outdoor sofas and sun-dappled patio, perfect for alfresco aperitivos on long balmy evenings.

Despite its quiet location, the area offers rolling vineyards, a botanical garden and nearby lakes, such as Lago Gherardesca, only a short drive away. And if you’re looking to explore a little further afield, hop in the car to explore Pisa (twenty-five minutes), Florence (an hour), the Cinque Terre (an hour) and Volterra (forty-five minutes) 

Compitese Gardens

Step back to the 18th century at this beautiful old Tuscan villa. It’s just outside the medieval city of Lucca and a five-minute drive sees you in the historic old town where ancient towers and cobbled streets await. Apart from a few fellow villas dotting the countryside, the view here is of Tuscany’s forest-clad hills and a fringe of ancient oaks and cypresses hides the sprawling private grounds from view. Breathe in the scent of Mediterranean herbs from the patio where a long table allows big group dinners – particularly spectacular when the sunset bathes the surrounding hills in golden light. Vast, terraced lawns stretch before you and are dotted with chairs and tables for quiet moments to yourself.

It’s a vision of old-world splendour inside as a huge chandelier twinkles above the dining table. Two lounge areas sit beneath the old, wooden ceilings and the ancient stone hearth remains intact from this building’s heyday. The dine-in kitchen harks back to the days of farmhouse cooking. Shelves, dark wood dressers and mantelpieces are dotted with botanica and knick-knacks from all over the world. We love each themed bedroom, decorated with botanical prints and historic maps. 

Maestro's Chambers

Located in the hills and a short drive from ancient villages, the Church of Pieve Santo Stefano and 4km from the historic city of Lucca lies this rustic villa. It’s charming, though a little dated in parts, and makes for a peaceful countryside stay. The outside space is definitely a highlight, with an outdoor lounge and an alfresco dining area – why not have your host arrange a private chef to top it off? Or, explore the surrounding area with a wine tasting.

Tranquillity in Tuscany

In the undulating Tuscan hills, just outside Lucca (a nine-minute drive away), this classic Italian villa is dripping with romance. As you dine on the terrace, beneath the ancient-feeling stone pergola, sunsets set the horizon on fire and tinge the hills beyond the olive groves a dreamy purple. Grapevines twist overhead, creeping in from the vineyard’s fields next door. Apart from this romantic dinner spot, you’ve also got secret outdoor lounge areas, a barbecue station, deckchairs on the lawn and flower beds bursting with colourful hydrangea. 

Outside, the villa is a vision of Tuscan tradition, with green-shuttered windows and a terracotta roof. And the interior doesn’t disappoint either. The kitchen feels like stepping back into the 16th century, with copper pots and pans hanging from the walls and a granite-topped dining table in the centre that looks like it’s seen many hands rolling and shaping pasta over the centuries. The cauldron-pot in the old hearth is a nice touch – but don’t worry, there’s an electric oven and stove for 21st-century cooking too. 

There’s a grand lounge, lit by a sparkling chandelier, for classy evenings in and a second sitting room in splendid Victorian-style floral wallpaper. Throwing open the French doors in here, you can breathe in the fresh air and admire the Tuscan hills before you. Bedrooms are beautiful spaces – particularly the four-poster room with the upright piano which feels like it’s fit for Italian nobility. 

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This premium Tuscan villa has everything you need for a dreamy escape in the Italian countryside. Private and peaceful, it's surrounded by the natural beauty of a nine acre olive estate. Feel any worries melt away in the midst of the breathtaking landscape.

Whilst being secluded, it's close enough to nearby towns for comfort and convenience. Bientina is just a five-minute drive away, an active town comprised of an olympic swimming pool, tennis courts and many fine restaurants. If you're really up for an adventure, Pisa and Florence are less than an hour away. 

But of course, you may never wish to leave the serenity of your home. Spend lazy afternoons by the pool, refreshing yourself each hour with crisp glasses of wine and fresh bread. When the sun sets on the luscious gardens, gather on the open-air table to watch the sky turn a dusty red.

If you'd prefer a cosy night in, the snug living space is a comfy spot to curl up in the evenings. Watch a film on the TV, chat about the excitement of tomorrow or just read a book amongst the tranquility. 

Breeze Into The Sun

Nestled in the rolling hills outside Lucca, this farmhouse exudes timeless elegance. The saltwater infinity pool is the perfect place to admire the panoramic views – it feels like it spills straight into the countryside below. Come evening, enjoy dinner and drinks on the terrace while watching the Tuscan sunsets. Indoors, rustic charm meets modern luxury. We love the living space – it's as cosy as it is stylish. All five bedrooms are ample in size, three en-suite bathrooms feature lush soaker tubs, and the kitchen is well-appointed for rustling up Italian favourites. If you're looking for an oasis in the heart of Tuscany, this is the place.

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Escape the stresses of daily life with this home in a lovely setting. There’s a private walled garden with a lawn and a sparkling swimming pool fringed by sun loungers or dine outside under the shade of the loggia after cooking an Italian feast on the wood-burning barbecue. Or enjoy a meal in the eat-in kitchen (there’s no formal dining room here, so you may need to tidy up after cooking, or let your host arrange a private chef). When you feel like exploring, there’s plenty to do. This place is situated just 400 metres from the main square in Calci, a largely undiscovered and unspoilt village. Here you’ll find restaurants and a natural history museum, while Pisa and Lucca are 12 and 22 kilometres respectively.

The Vine Run

What could be more magical than watching the Tuscan sunset while sipping a glass of white wine? How about a private hot tub on your very own terrace, offering sweeping views of Lucca? Trust us – this penthouse apartment is as spectacular as it sounds.

You'll no doubt spend most of your time in the sun-drenched outside space, overlooking the historic town walls. Whether you're snoozing in the afternoon rays, dining alfresco on freshly made pasta or bubbling the night away in the hot tub, it's the perfect setting to enjoy an Italian getaway. That said, the interior is equally impressive. It's got all the charm and character you'd expect for a home in the heart of town – picture original Italian antiques, sumptuous double beds and fine art hanging on every wall. Spend laid-back evenings tickling the ivories in the living area, nibble on antipasto in the sleek kitchen, and relax sore muscles in the Jacuzzi-style bath after a long day on your feet. 

You also can't beat the location. A myriad of restaurants, bars and old-world churches are within walking distance, while Lucca's famous ancient walls are just 200 metres away. This is the ideal spot to discover the sights and sounds of picturesque Tuscany.

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Wrapped in floral beauty, this charming villa sits in the rolling hills of the Lucchesia. With a restored history, this home oozes class through the unique blend of exposed beams, terracotta floors and marble worktops – it’s hard to imagine that it was once a storage and drying room for chestnuts. The elegant rooms are decorated with antiques yet tastefully furnished for a contemporary touch and when bedtime calls, you’ll find yourself effortlessly drifting off into a peaceful night’s sleep with each bedroom populated with comfy cushions and cosy beamed ceilings. 

As the sun rises, venture outside and you’ll be greeted with the scent of aromatic herbs, sweet flowers and zesty orange trees. The vine-covered pergola is where you can enjoy a breakfast spread alfresco, surrounded by loved ones, after which, you can enjoy a refreshing dip in the private pool with sprawling views of Tuscany. When you need a little respite from the sun, sneak off under the covered terrace and settle down on the sofa with a good book. While this villa offers secluded peace and beauty, you’re also within a comfortable distance of many historic towns and cities, from Florence to Pisa and Montecarlo di Lucca. Don’t forget to dip your toes into the golden sand of Versilia beach on your travels. 

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