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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.,
Suite Palma Nana 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.
Luxury four coned trullo with private pool. Set amongst olive, almond and fruit trees. Close proximity to many historical towns and white sandy beaches.
Air-conditioning and under floor heating for all year round comfort. Fully equipped and modern kitchen and bathroom.
La Poggiarella is situated a few steps from Castelnuovo d'Elsa and it extend on 160 hectare in the Chianti area. It is an ancient farm-house divided in 5 spacious and comfortable apartment, side to side with an ancient and allowes an enchanting view over vineyards and olive-groves.
Enjoy the quiet of Le Marche countryside in our romantic apartment for two in a big working organic farm in sight of Urbino. Stunning views from all the windows and the terrace, gourmet kitchen, comfortable layout. Tour Central Italy, market tour, relax by the pool, walk or horse ride Owners on site
The hamlet Borgo Dolciano is based near the Etruscan town of Chiusi, in south Tuscany, near the Trasimeno Lake, Montepulciano, Chianciano. All around the complex there is a huge secular park with swimming pool, barbecue. The Borgo can accommodate 4 or 6 people each apartment.
