We have a wide selection of properties and price ranges to enable you to
live like a local and explore the fascinating area of Tuscany.
Tuscany Map Check the distances between locations in Italy by using
this map. Zoom in, see satellite images, and get directions between
cities, towns and regions - click here.
Choices in accommodation in Tuscany are numerous and varied. It is advisable
to discuss your holiday requirements so that we can save you time and point you
in the right direction.
For more information on bookings, please contact Lyn Aitken
using this form, or for general enquiries,
please call or email.
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Villas, apartments and farmhouses are available on a weekly basis from
Saturday to Saturday. We have properties in:
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Lucca is a medieval walled city 1 hour west
of Florence - properties are in the
Lucca countryside surrounding the city, as
well as apartments within the Lucca city walls. Day trips to Pisa, Viareggio, the
Cinque Terre, Florence, San Gimignano and Siena are possible via various
transport methods.. |
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Chianti region to the south of
Florence - an interesting selection of properties near Impruneta, Greve in
Chianti and San Gimignano. All properties are in close proximity to historic
centres such as Lucca, Florence, Siena, San Gimignano, Volterra, Arezzo and
Montepulciano. |
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Montepulciano - historic
hilltop town in the southern end of Tuscany. Accessible to the major tourist
sites of Tuscany and close to Umbria. |
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Siena/Montalcino
- Close to the beautiful city of Siena and the historic hill top town of
Montalcino, this is a wonderful central location for touring the
picturesque Tuscan countryside. |
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Montaione - a small town in the heart of Tuscany. The surrounding countryside is
typical Tuscany with rolling hills, olive groves and vineyards. |
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San
Gimignano - World famous for its historic towers and is centrally
located to visit the towns of Florence, Siena, Volterra and the
beautiful region of Chianti. |
Please note: Due to currency fluctuations, prices on the website are a guide only.
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