Tuscany

Tuscany,
by sub-region.

Tuscany is not one place. Each sub-region has its own months, its own light, its own kind of week. The collection is organised by where each house sits.

01 · Sub-region

Chianti

The wine country between Florence and Siena — stone farmhouses among the vineyards, the classic Tuscan postcard. The collection is densest here.

8 villas2 pieces

02 · Sub-region

Cortona

The Etruscan hill town on Tuscany's eastern edge, looking across the Valdichiana toward Umbria and Lake Trasimeno — steep stone lanes, Renaissance churches and olive terraces below the walls.

1 villa

03 · Sub-region

Lucca & Garfagnana

Northwest Tuscany — the walled city of Lucca and the mountain villages above it. Cooler summers, deep forest, working chestnut farms.

7 villas3 pieces

04 · Sub-region

Maremma

Tuscany's wild south — cowboy country inland, swimming beaches at the coast. Fewer crowds, more space, and the sea every day.

1 villa1 piece

05 · Sub-region

Montepulciano

Renaissance palazzi and Vino Nobile cellars on a ridge above the Val di Chiana, with the Val d'Orcia beginning at its feet.

1 villa

06 · Sub-region

Siena

The medieval city ringed by the best of Tuscany — Chianti to the north, the Crete Senesi to the south-east, the Val d'Orcia beyond.

1 villa1 piece

07 · Sub-region

Val d'Orcia

The UNESCO landscape south of Siena — clay hills, lone cypresses and the hot springs at Bagno Vignoni. The villas here lean grander.

13 villas4 pieces

08 · Sub-region

Arezzo

South-eastern Tuscany's quiet corner — medieval hilltop towns, the Piero della Francesca trail and open country between Siena and the Apennines.

09 · Sub-region

Beyond Tuscany

Selected houses beyond Tuscany's borders — the Dolomites, the Lakes, Liguria and Umbria — for itineraries that reach further.

10 · Sub-region

Cetona

Tuscany's quiet southern borderlands — Monte Cetona's wooded slopes, the Etruscan village at its foot, and the thermal springs of San Casciano dei Bagni, where the Val d'Orcia, Val di Chiana and Val di Paglia meet.

11 · Sub-region

Crete Senesi

The bare clay hills east of Siena — the most cinematic Tuscany, with villas that command thirty-kilometre views.

12 · Sub-region

San Gimignano

The towered skyline of Tuscany's most famous hill town, ringed by Vernaccia vineyards and the classic postcard country between Florence and Siena.

13 · Sub-region

Umbria

Italy's green heart, directly east of Tuscany — the same hill towns and cuisine, with far fewer crowds.

14 · Sub-region

Val d'Ambra

The quiet valley between Chianti and the Valdarno — forests, vineyards, olive groves and castled villages in the province of Arezzo, with Siena, Arezzo and Florence all within an hour.

15 · Sub-region

Versilia

The hills and coastline of north-west Tuscany — Pietrasanta's galleries, Forte dei Marmi's beach clubs and the Apuan Alps rising behind, with Lucca and Pisa half an hour away.

16 · Sub-region

Viesca

The Ferragamo family's countryside estate at Reggello, in the hills between Florence and the upper Valdarno — private villas, a suite-filled borgo, Tuscan cuisine and a wellness centre, half an hour from the city. Sister estate to Il Borro (Relais & Châteaux).

17 · Sub-region

Volterra

Etruscan walls, alabaster workshops and high, wild country between San Gimignano and the sea.

The estates

Single private estates we represent in full — each its own world of several villas, with its own services and the option to take the whole place exclusively.

01 · Estate

Dimora Ghirlandaio

A private estate in the olive hills of Impruneta, immediately south of Florence — close enough to see the Duomo, with villas to take individually or the whole place exclusively.

6 villas1 piece

02 · Estate

Castelfalfi

A 2,700-acre private estate of villas, vineyards and a medieval borgo in the hills of Montaione, between Florence and the Tuscan coast.

5 villas1 piece

03 · Estate

Castiglion del Bosco

The Rosewood Castiglion del Bosco estate — five thousand acres of the UNESCO-listed Val d'Orcia near Montalcino, with a restored medieval borgo at its heart, a Brunello di Montalcino winery, Italy's only private golf course, and a collection of private villas among the vineyards and oak woods.

13 villas