With a traditional farmhouse style and situated within some of the most beautiful landscapes that this part of the Tuscan countryside has to offer, this warm, welcoming, and characterful home is perfect for anyone looking to slow down and experience the simple pleasures of life in an idyllic location. Nestled in the shadow of Montepulciano, the home is ideally placed for those with a penchant for hiking and biking, not to mention those hoping for a taste of 'la dolce vita' by exploring sleepy local villages and typically Tuscan towns. Here you will find a relaxed atmosphere and plenty of great food (and loads of lovely local bars in which to sit and enjoy a glass or two of regional wine).

The home itself is finished in a wealth of natural materials, including plenty of stone and wood, lending to the sense that the farmhouse is entirely at home in its beautiful environment, while luxurious touches such as the marble fireplace create an effortless elegance. Step outside and you will be immediately transported far away from the usual stresses and strains of daily life thanks to the stunning gardens. Covering more than six hectares, they are filled with fragrant flowers, herbs for cooking, and plenty of mature trees. Then, of course, there is that inviting swimming pool, which we are already imagining ourselves settling beside, with a good book or great company. It’s enough to make you wish for an endless summer.

Home truths:
*Please note that this home comprises of two separate units, each with its own entrance
*Pets are welcome here
*A cot and high chair are available for little ones, at no extra cost
*For those with reduced mobility, there's a ground-floor bedroom and bathroom here
*Due to the location of this home, we recommend hiring a car to get the most out of your stay
*There’s free parking on-site parking here
*The swimming pool isn't fenced, so children will need to be supervised at all times. The same of course, goes for the hot tub too.
*The swimming pool is only available for use between the last Saturday in April to the first Saturday in October