Centuries-old
Traditional Italian Villas
Beamed ceilings, terracotta floors, stone walls that have stood for four hundred years. Farmhouses, towers, and Renaissance estates restored to their original bones, without losing the cracks, the patina, or the soul. For travellers who came for the Italy they read about.
22 villas · curated by us
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Frequently asked questions
Most are. The collection includes 12th-century towers, Renaissance estates, 17th-century farmhouses, and Tuscan villas with continuous family ownership for 200+ years. Each property has its own provenance story.
Yes. Original beams, terracotta floors, and stone walls are preserved, but kitchens are renovated, bathrooms are modern (most added in the last 20 years), and air conditioning, WiFi, and heating are installed throughout.
Some are. Those that are protected can have restrictions on what guests can move, change, or hang on walls. We will note any rules per property.
Often yes. Many of these villas are furnished with the owner's family antiques. They are insured but should be treated with care. We brief guests on which pieces are particularly delicate.
Travel advisor
Want to mix old and new?
A few villas blur the line — Renaissance shell, modern kitchen; trulli outside, Carrara marble inside. Tell us the brief and we'll send back the ones that fit.
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