Questions
Owner FAQ
Which parts of Italy do you work in?
We work across Italy, including Tuscany, Umbria, Rome, the Amalfi Coast, Lake Como, the Veneto, Sicily, Puglia and Sardinia, and we are always glad to hear about homes in other regions.
Do you visit the villa before listing it?
Yes. We only offer villas our team has seen in person, so a visit is part of joining the collection.
What kind of properties do you represent?
Private villas, farmhouses, historic palazzi and apartments with character, from intimate homes for couples to large estates for groups.
What are your terms?
We operate as a travel agent: we act in your name and on your behalf, under a mandato con rappresentanza, and the rental agreement is between you and the guest. The details vary from home to home, so we talk through terms with each owner personally. Send us a few details and an advisor will be in touch.
How can I rent my villa to American travellers?
Fill in the form on this page with your villa details. An advisor will contact you and we will arrange a visit. If the home is right for our clients, we present it on our website and to our American guests, and handle every inquiry personally.
Why do you ask for the CIN and Partita IVA?
The CIN (Codice Identificativo Nazionale) is required for tourist rentals in Italy. We ask for the CIN and Partita IVA because we only work with properly registered properties.
Who are your guests?
We work exclusively with guests from the United States: families, couples and groups of friends. Most are repeat or referred clients who have travelled with us for years, so we know them well and they treat each home with respect.
Looking to rent a villa instead? Contact a travel advisor.