Luxury Villas, Cottages & Apartments in Tuscany

Why Rent a Luxury Villa, Cottage or Apartment in Tuscany?

You might also consider browsing our wider selection of holiday lettings in Tuscany, or even check out the villas in Tuscany to have access to spacious interiors perfect for families and groups.

What Are the Luxury Villas, Cottages & Apartments in Tuscany Like?

Travellers choosing a luxury villa, apartment or cottage in Tuscany will find a range of elegant homes combining rustic charm and modern comfort. Many luxurious villas in Tuscany even feature private pools, perfect for families or those seeking relaxation in stylish surroundings. Interiors often showcase traditional Tuscan features like exposed wooden beams and terracotta floors alongside contemporary furnishings. These rentals are commonly found in areas such as Chianti, Val d'Orcia and near historic towns like Montepulciano and Cortona.

For a different experience, you might want to explore BnBs in Tuscany, which offer a more intimate and rustic way to enjoy the Tuscan lifestyle with a personal touch.

• Spacious living spaces
• Stylish decor
• Wi-Fi
• Flatscreen TV
• Garden and/or pool available
• Heating and air conditioning

Tuscany for Families and Culture Enthusiasts

Families renting luxury accommodation in Tuscany can enjoy a mix of culture, adventure and relaxation that appeals to all ages. Children and adults alike will love exploring the walled city of Siena, climbing the Torre del Mangia for sweeping views, and wandering its bustling piazzas. In Florence, interactive museums and gelato shops provide fun breaks between art and architecture. The countryside offers plenty of outdoor activites, from gentle hikes through rolling hills and olive groves to horseback riding on family-friendly trails. Visits to vineyards and farms allow kids to meet animals, taste fresh produce and learn about traditional Tuscan life. Coastal escapes along the Tuscan coast provide beaches where families can swim, build sandcastles or explore tidal pools.

Golfers and leisure travellers in Tuscany

Golfers in Tuscany can enjoy a scenic and challenging experience set against rolling hills, vineyards and historic towns. Courses like the Argentario Golf Club and Ugolino Golf Club combine well-maintained fairways with stunning views of cypress-lined landscapes and medieval villages. Players can test their skills on undulating greens, strategic bunkers and water hazards while breathing in the fresh Tuscan air. Many clubs offer practice facilities, professional instruction and clubhouses serving local cuisine and wine. Beyond the fairways, golfers and leisure travellers can explore nearby towns, taste regional specialties or enjoy leisurely drives through the countryside. Those looking for spacious and elegant accommodation might consider staying at a luxury villa with a pool in Tuscany, which provides privacy and access to nature's beauty in comfort.

1. Climb the Towers of San Gimignano
2. Drive the Chianti Wine Roads
3. Stroll the Streets of Florence
4. Hike the Tuscan Hills
5. Bathe in Saturnia's Hot Springs
6. Explore Siena's Gothic Majesty
7. Discover the Coast of the Maremma

1. Climb the Towers of San Gimignano

Rise above the medieval skyline of San Gimignano where towers pierce the sky like ancient sentinels. Climbing these stone giants rewards you with sweeping views of vineyards and olive groves. The town's narrow streets are lined with history at every step. Frescoes and arches whisper tales of merchants and pilgrims who once passed through. Pause in the Piazza della Cisterna to taste the famous gelato acclaimed worldwide. The towers stand as a reminder of Tuscany's rivalries and ambition in the Middle Ages. Let San Gimignano lift you into a vision of the past that still shapes the present.

2. Drive the Chianti Wine Roads

Set out along winding roads where hills ripple with vines and cypress trees stand tall against the sky. The Chianti region invites you to explore at leisure with every turn revealing another estate or village. Vineyards welcome visitors with cellars rich in aroma and stories of tradition. Sample bold reds paired with rustic breads, cheeses and olive oils pressed from nearby groves. Stone castles and abbeys dot the hillsides adding drama to the landscape. Autumn colours cloak the land in fiery hues that seem painted by hand. Let Chianti's roads guide you into Tuscany's soul of flavour and beauty.

3. Stroll the Streets of Florence

Lose yourself in Florence where art, architecture and ambition meet in dazzling harmony. Walk across the Ponte Vecchio with its rows of jewellers shining in golden light. Stand before the Duomo whose vast dome dominates the city's skyline and imagination. The Uffizi Gallery reveals treasures from Botticelli, Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci. Every piazza hums with life as cafés spill onto cobblestones. Street performers and artisans remind you that creativity is still Florence's heartbeat. Let the city's streets envelop you in the Renaissance spirit that changed the world.

4. Hike the Tuscan Hills

Step into landscapes that have inspired painters for centuries where gentle hills roll like waves beneath the sun. Trails lead past vineyards, olive groves and farmhouses glowing in warm stone. Wildflowers in spring bring bursts of colour to green fields alive with birdsong. Villages with terracotta roofs appear suddenly offering rest and refreshment. The air is scented with herbs and the sound of cicadas in summer. Sunrise and sunset paint the hills in soft gold and rose. Let Tuscany's countryside invite you to wander slowly through its timeless embrace.

5. Bathe in Saturnia's Hot Springs

Soothe body and mind in the natural thermal pools of Saturnia where warm waters cascade over terraces of rock. The mineral-rich springs have flowed for thousands of years, said to be gifts of the gods. Steam rises gently as you recline in pools under open sky. Local legends add magic to the atmosphere of healing and renewal. In the evening stars glitter above turning the springs into a celestial retreat. Nearby villages offer trattorias with hearty Tuscan dishes to complete the day. Let Saturnia restore your spirit in a setting both ancient and natural.

6. Explore Siena's Gothic Majesty

Step into Siena where time seems to pause in its medieval streets and grand piazza. The shell-shaped Piazza del Campo hosts the thrilling Palio horse race twice a year. The cathedral dazzles with striped marble and intricate carvings that command admiration. Climb the Torre del Mangia for views across rooftops and hills beyond. Local shops tempt you with panforte and other sweet traditions passed down for generations. Lanterns and music fill the air during festivals that unite the whole city. Let Siena surround you with the pride and splendour of Gothic Italy.

7. Discover the Coast of the Maremma

Venture beyond the hills to Tuscany's wilder coast where the Maremma reveals its rugged charm. Sandy beaches meet pine forests and marshlands alive with herons and wild horses. The Tyrrhenian Sea sparkles under the sun inviting swimming and sailing. Etruscan ruins lie scattered along the shore whispering of civilisations long gone. Small fishing villages serve fresh seafood with a simplicity that speaks of the sea. The pace slows and the air carries salt and the scent of pine. Let Maremma's coast show you Tuscany's untamed and tranquil side. Booking a luxury villa in Tuscany with a pool provides you with a superbly located base for exploring!