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Casa Antignana sleeps 4 +2 is a charming stone house situated in a small medieval town of Tinjan. Recently renovated to the highest standard the property features modern twists on the traditional Istrian stone house. The house has a private garden with a pool with hydromassage.
Villa Cafaggiolo is only 12 Km east of Florence, located in the Chianti countryside, surrounded by vineyards and olive trees. It is positioned at the top of a hill in a panoramic position... you can enjoy a great view of the valley.
We offer: Cooking Classes, Private Dinners, Private Tours
It consists of two floors. The second level has a double bedroom, a shower room and spacious verandas with seating areas. The ground floor has a bedroom with a double and single bed and a bathroom. The ground floor is also equipped with a kitchen-living space which opens onto a pergola shaded area.
Villa Alloro is a perfect for those who want to sit down and relax away from the day-to-day running business, a great place, very well set up and perfectly kept, it's situated in a part of Sicily which is undeniably one of the richest archaeological areas in Italy.
Villa Alloro is a perfect for those who want to sit down and relax away from the day-to-day running business, a great place, very well set up and perfectly kept, it's situated in a part of Sicily which is undeniably one of the richest archaeological areas in Italy.
Villa Paradiso is an historic complex (XV cent.) inside of which the careful recovery of the annexed courtyard has transformed the old rural courtyard into a splendid Relais composed of 15 large and beautiful apartments. Golf, pool and SPA are just a whisper away... the peace too.
