Luxury Villa Rentals in Italy
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Amalfi Coast
Lemon terraces, cliffside villages and sea views define the Amalfi Coast. Our villas cluster around Positano, Praiano, Nerano and the Sorrento Coast, with private terraces, boat days to Capri and long lunches at home.
Cliffside villages & sea-view terraces, Boat days to Capri & Li Galli, Spaghetti alla Nerano & lemon groves
Province of Siena
The Province of Siena is Tuscany at its most layered: vineyards and cypress-lined ridges, medieval Siena itself, and quiet countryside around Buonconvento. Stone farmhouses and country estates, many with pools and wine on the doorstep, make an easy base for slow, well-fed days.
Hot summers, mild spring and autumn, Vineyards, hills and walking country, Private pools and countryside villas
Tuscany
Tuscany is a region of vineyards, cypress-lined ridges and honey-stone farmhouses, with Florence, Siena and Lucca within easy reach. Villas here suit long, slow stays among Chianti hills and the coast, with warm summers and mild, golden autumns.
Hot summers, mild spring and autumn, Countryside villas with vineyard views, Walking, wine and history
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Province of Florence
The province of Florence pairs Renaissance art and city-centre living with vineyard-covered hills to the south. Stay in Florence itself, or base yourself in the Chianti countryside around Panzano, where restored farmhouses, long lunches and winery visits set the pace.
Hot summers, mild spring & autumn, Vineyards, hills & historic villas, Florence city & Chianti countryside
Sicily
Sicily pairs Greek temples, Baroque towns and volcanic landscapes with a long, sunny coastline. Villas cluster around the Messina coast, Syracuse and Ortigia, with others near Etna, Trapani and Palermo. Expect sea views, private pools and long lunches on shaded terraces.
Hot, dry summers, mild winters, Sea view villas, many with private pools, History, culture & coastal living
When to Visit
On average, late May, June and September are the most comfortable months for a villa stay, with highs of roughly 20°C to 27°C and less rain than in autumn. July and August are typically the hottest and driest, at around 30°C, which suits villas within walking distance of the beach.
October and November tend to be the wettest months, and winter highs are usually 9°C to 11°C.
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This page is for comparing villas; our Italy guide is for planning the trip around them. It explains why Italy suits a villa holiday, when to go, and gives concierge-style advice, then helps you find the right villa by region and traveller type.
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