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Home
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 180 reviews

Luxury Home with Jacuzzi + Private Spa + View of the Alps

✨ In the heart of Bienno, La Quercia del Borgo is an 18th-century residence designed for couples seeking charm, privacy and true well-being. Antique stone, wood and design accompany a private spa all to yourself with a jacuzzi, Finnish sauna and views of the Alps. 🛏️ King-size suite with en-suite bathroom, 📺 75" Smart TV, 🛋️ Memory foam sofa bed, 🍷 Artisanal cuisine and wine cellar 🌄 Panoramic terraces 📶 Fast WiFi ❤️ Ideal for anniversaries, romantic getaways and wellness weekends in an authentic village to remember.

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A rustic dining area features a long wooden table set with linens and decorative items. The space is illuminated by a chandelier and has large windows offering views of the surrounding landscape, with a stone fireplace and traditional frescoes adorning the walls.
Flat
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 294 reviews

Giglio Blu Loft di Charme + Air Conditioning

The accommodation is a portion of a historical noble residence dating back to the 14th century, adorned with frescoes and tastefully restored. It is located on the ground floor of a quiet and safe street, with a private and independent entrance and self check-in. The space is cozy, comfortable, and elegant, perfect for guests seeking an authentic Tuscan experience with modern comfort and technology. It is situated just a few kilometers away from Florence, Pisa, Lucca, Vinci, San Gimignano...

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Villa
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 80 reviews

LUXURY VILLA BELVEDERE - Sea View with Pool & Spa

Providing a truly authentic italian experience, the spacious and gorgeously decorated Villa Belvedere is magnificently set in a unique corner of the ancient village of Bertinoro, with breathtaking views of the peaceful and pictoresque Romagna hills, sea and coastline. Infinity pool heated upon request, hot tub, sauna, steambath, professional gym; cinema room, billiard, bar corner with wine cellar, fully furnished and carefully designed and maintaned garden with barbecue and outdoor games.

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Flat
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 273 reviews

Art Gallery in Brescia Center - Dogeshouse

The apartment is located inside Palazzo Chizzola, a 16th century residence in the historic center. The house allows guests to spend pleasant stays immersed in an atmosphere of times gone by. The representative spaces give the possibility of transforming the house into a "business lounge" both for on-site meetings and for video calls. The house is located a few steps from places of historical and artistic interest such as Teatro Grande e Sociale, Pinacoteca, Museo Santa Giulia, Duomo.

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The outdoor pool area is illuminated by soft lighting, creating a serene atmosphere at dusk. Lounge chairs are positioned nearby, surrounded by lush greenery and a wooden deck. The tranquil setting invites relaxation and enjoyment of the natural surroundings.
Cottage
5 out of 5 average rating, 233 reviews

THE VILLAGE - Como Lake

The VILLAGE consists of three ancient and luxurious houses, dating back to the 1600s. They are all independent houses. One is the home of the only couple of guests, one is the home of the owners and the last is the holistic massage studio. The garden, swimming pool, hot tub, infrared sauna and woods are for the exclusive use of the two guests only. All surrounded by nature. Luca and Marina live in the VILLAGE, but do not use the amenities. The property is not suitable for children.

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Home
5 out of 5 average rating, 27 reviews

Historic stone loft with sea view

Set in Molfetta’s Old Town on one of its most exclusive streets, this spacious stone residence was once the stable of the noble Passari family. Carved entirely from stone, it blends centuries of history with modern comfort. A striking view window frames beautiful Adriatic sea views, enhancing the charm of the original stone walls. Accommodates up to 6 guests with a king-size bed, two sofa beds, a fully equipped kitchen, private bathroom, Wi-Fi, heating, and air conditioning.

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An arch adorned with blooming wisteria frames a lush garden, featuring greenery and vibrant flowers. A terracotta pot sits nearby, while a picturesque tower rises in the background, adding a historic charm to the tranquil outdoor setting.
Villa
5 out of 5 average rating, 53 reviews

Villa Holm stunning view 10 mn walk to city centre

Villa Holm overlooks Florence from 130 mtrs above, offering a peaceful corner of the Tuscan countryside that's drawn artists and poets for centuries ,yet the historic centre is just 10–15 minutes walk away.The place has a real history behind it:once an annex of a grand old residence,Villa Borgherini.which,In the 16th century,was expanded by Baccio D'Agnolo, architect to the Medici family, and he built the Renaissance staircase and arch which are still our entrance to day

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The image depicts a peaceful evening scene featuring a well-maintained garden with olive trees and a swimming pool. Soft lighting outlines the cottage and landscaping, creating a serene environment. The sky showcases a subtle transition to twilight with soft blue hues.
Cottage
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 90 reviews

The Janare

Charming cottage with swimming pool surrounded by a wonderful park of centuries-old olive trees. Enjoy your stay in total privacy, the use of the property is exclusive, NO OTHER PEOPLE WILL BE PRESENT BUT YOU. You will have a large porch furnished with a rocking chair, carambola, ping pong table, barbecue and TV The cottage is just 5 minutes from the Naples-Bari highway junction, San Giorgio del Sannio and the town of Apice. The city of Benevento is 10 minutes away.

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A rustic stone farmhouse is embraced by mature olive trees and lush greenery. The building features traditional window shutters and is set against a clear blue sky, with a gravel pathway leading up to the entrance, enhancing the tranquil countryside ambiance.
Farm stay
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 115 reviews

Podere Pereti Nuovi – Modern Tuscan Villa

Podere I Pereti was entirely build by our grandfather Remo in the 1970's. My siblings and I spent most of our summers on the porch with our grandparents watching sunsets and admiring the view of the Val d'Orcia. Entirely surrounded by vineyards and olive groves. Nonno Remo, besides having a building company, proudly produced Orcia red wine that was consumed by the family. From the 150 olive trees, every November we filled our tanks with green gold olive oil.

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An open living area features exposed wooden beams and large arched windows overlooking the lake. A red couch and wicker chairs provide comfortable seating, while a wooden dining table is set for four. Natural light enhances the warm ambiance of the space.
Apartment
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 217 reviews

GIÒ - The lakefront penthouse

This penthouse has a fantastic view as the windows overlook the lake, right in front of Villa Pliniana. The apartment is part of an old, renovated late 19th century villa. Ideal for relaxing, listening to the sound of the waves of the lake, which lap the house. It is located in the center of the typical village of Carate Urio, opposite the cafeteria, pharmacy, two grocery stores and the C10 and C20 bus stop. public parking is in front of the house entrance

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A dining area features a rustic wooden table surrounded by chairs, complemented by elegant decor. A chandelier hangs from the wooden ceiling, while stone walls provide texture. A mirror reflects soft light, and a seating area with antique furniture is visible in the background.
Cabin
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 54 reviews

La pagliera home

Kick back and relax in this calm, stylish space. The property is a portion of an old farmhouse from the late 1800s, immersed in the archaeological park of the Valley of the Temples. The house underwent a five-year renovation, maintaining all the architectural features both inside and out, with exposed walls and tuff arches. Outside, you can take advantage of three parking spaces. The house enjoys spectacular exposure to both the south and north.

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A serene outdoor swimming pool reflects the surrounding greenery, flanked by lounge chairs and shaded areas. The historic building in the background is surrounded by tall cypress trees, overlooking the gently rolling hills of Tuscany.
Home
5 out of 5 average rating, 47 reviews

Podere Bocci residence in Casentino - Entire Villa

A land rich in history and traditions... Casentino. The desire to share with others the love for simple but refined things. From all this comes Podere Bocci, an ancient place where the writer Emma Perodi imagined the stories of her novels in this very house. If you are looking for an exclusive place to stay for your family, immersed in the quiet of the Tuscan hills in a private setting, Podere Bocci is the ideal location for your stay.

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All about Italy

A trip to Italy is about eating exquisite food, enjoying friendship, and appreciating the beauty all around you. The country’s stunningly diverse landscape is home to a 2,000-year-old treasure trove of art, architecture, music, and culture. History is a part of life here, from Pompeii’s perfectly preserved ruins to the enduring glamour of the Italian Riviera. The ancient capital of Rome buzzes with style and flair, and Renaissance cities like Milan and Florence are global centres of fashion and art. Of course, Italy’s rural scenery, dotted with sleepy medieval villages, is just as enchanting. The north of the country can claim the mountainous grandeur of the Alps, the Dolomites, and the Italian Lakes, as well as the gentler allure of Tuscany and Umbria. The south boasts one of the most dramatic and attractive coastlines in Europe, a sunshine-drenched climate, sumptuous cuisine, and, thanks to Naples, the greatest place on the planet to eat pizza. Wherever you find yourself, this is a country that won’t fail to steal a piece of your heart.

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Emilia-Romagna

With rolling hills that rival Tuscany’s, this rural region has gone under the radar despite its obvious draws, which include its stellar gastronomy, winemaking, and hospitality. Its Adriatic coastal towns include lively Rimini, while there’s plenty of heritage in its cities, from the former Byzantine powerhouse of Ravenna to the medieval (and now excellent shopping) centre of Bologna.

Gran Paradiso

Italy’s oldest national park, nestled between Piedmont and the Aosta Valley, features beautiful Alpine scenery, glaciers, waterfalls, and the 4,061-metre peak from which it takes its name. Its wildflowers and wildlife are best seen between spring and autumn, while it transforms into a ski destination in winter.

Sardinia

This rugged island sitting 120 miles off the mainland boasts some of Italy’s most miraculous coastline, with crystal-blue waters, white-sand beaches, and a backdrop of awe-inspiring cliffs and enchanting sea grottos. Inland, Bronze Age monuments sit alongside medieval villages, and wild forests sweep over its granite mountains.

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