Locations

Set among the gentle hills between Florence and Prato, Poggio a Caiano is a small Tuscan town with an exceptional historical heritage, closely linked to the Medici family and the origins of Renaissance architecture.

Lucca is one of Tuscany’s most elegant and beautifully preserved cities, a place where centuries of history, art and architecture coexist with the relaxed rhythm of everyday life. Enclosed within its magnificent Renaissance walls and surrounded by green hills, the city offers a refined yet intimate atmosphere, far removed from the crowds of Tuscany’s larger art destinations.

Set among the gentle hills of Montalbano, between Florence, Prato and Pistoia, Carmignano brings together some of the most authentic and captivating elements of the Tuscan countryside: vineyards, olive groves, woodlands, historic villas and small villages surrounded by a remarkably well-preserved landscape.

Villas for sale and rent in Punta Ala, one of the crown jewels of the Tuscan Maremma, a symbol of understated elegance where unspoiled nature meets refined living.

Located on the Tuscan coast of Versilia, Forte dei Marmi is one of Italy’s most prestigious seaside destinations. Known for its wide sandy beaches, refined atmosphere and timeless elegance, it has long been synonymous with privacy, style and understated luxury.

Castiglione della Pescaia is one of the most renowned destinations on the Tuscan coast, a charming seaside town where history, nature and Mediterranean lifestyle come together in perfect harmony. Its historic centre, perched on a hill and enclosed by ancient walls, overlooks the sea and a long stretch of coastline known for its beautiful beaches, clear waters and outstanding environmental quality.

On the Pisan Hills, Crespina is a gentle countryside: soft hills, olive groves, orderly rows of vines, and cypress-lined avenues. Its history is ancient: a document from 983 attests to its existence; in 1115 it passed under Lucca, then under Pisa; in 1431, after an uprising, it was elevated to a Podesteria dependent on the Vicariate of Lari. Of the castle only memories remain, but between the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries the landscape was enriched with manor houses and holiday residences, so much so that already in the eighteenth century Crespina was described as “the most delightful part of the Pisan Hills”.

Prato is an authentic and surprisingly multifaceted Tuscan city, combining an important historical and artistic heritage with a strong contemporary identity. Located just a short distance from Florence and surrounded by green hills, it offers an appealing balance between city life, culture and peaceful residential surroundings.

Villas for sale and rent in Roccamare, a hidden gem of Tuscany, located in the heart of the Maremma, where the beauty of the sea and nature intertwines with luxury and exclusivity.

Ospedaletti is a small and refined town on the Riviera dei Fiori, one of the most enchanting stretches of the Ligurian coastline in northwestern Italy. This area is renowned for its mild climate year-round, lush vegetation, and crystal-clear waters, making it a favorite destination for travelers seeking beauty, tranquility, and authenticity.