Wine Region Villas

Villa Clara is a typical 18th Century Manor villa with its own small formal park and chapel, at the center of an estate with farmhouses where the farmers looking after the winery used to live.

Villa Controni is an elegant 19th-century aristocratic villa set in the heart of a vast estate of terraced hills and olive groves.

Villa Daniela consists of eleven comfortable lovingly restored bedrooms and several social interior spaces surrounded by a formal Italian garden, boasting a large fenced private swimming pool and a covered patio to enjoy the hot summer.

In ancient mythology, Feronia is an Italic goddess associated with wildlife, fertility, and abundance.

Sorrento is praised for its beautiful coastline, and it is also believed to be the place where Odysseus was lured by mermaids: in Punta Campanella, you can still see the remains of the Temple of Athena which, according to legend, was built by Odysseus to thank the Goddess after having passed unharmed through a stretch of Siren-infested sea, himself tied to the mast of his ship while his companions’ ears were plugged with wax.

Villa Giulia has a blessed position on the hill, boasting a spectacular view of Positano and its gulf.

Are you still dreaming of a villa immersed in the peaceful Tuscan country side to relax in luxury and in harmony with nature, yet with plenty of activities to experience, or a place where to reconnect with your family and yourself?

The magic scenery of Valle d’Itria in Apulia, where mainstream tourism has not yet caught on, won’t be a secret much longer!

The Chianti region is the most renowned area in Tuscany, famous for its picturesque landscapes and tranquil vineyards.

Il Frantoio was originally an olive press and is still today surrounded by beautiful terraced olive groves. 

Villa Il Sogno is on a beautiful mountain country road with pristine views leading up to the two-story villa situated on 3 acres of property. Located in an ideal country setting, yet just fifteen minutes from Florence!

Villa Ilaria is set on a beautiful estate just a mile away from Palaia, a charming village between Pisa and Florence.