Rent Dimora Classica Italy

Villa Interior (500m2)  Ground Floor   – Entrance hall
 – Sitting room with sofas and TV 
 – Small living room with games table
 – Fully-fitted kitchen with garden access, kitchen island, oven, hob, fridge freezer, dishwasher, microwave, blender, toaster, kettle, coffee machine 
 – Dining room with table seating 12
 – Studio room with a double sofa bed (available on request for extra cost)
 – 2 x Guest WC  First Floor  – 2 x Bedrooms with double beds and en-suite bathrooms with bath, shower, sink and WC
 – 2 x Bedrooms with double beds and en-suite bathrooms with shower, sink and WC Second Floor  – Bedroom with double canopy bed and en-suite bathroom with bath, shower, sink and WC Outside Grounds (7000m2)  – Private swimming pool with hydromassage corner (19m x 4m, 1.4m deep) heated upon request, payable locally, only open summer months if unheated
 – Large landscaped garden with lawns, trees, floral displays and fountain
 – Tennis court (shared with neighbouring home) 
 – Dining terraces 
 – Poolside sun loungers and parasols
 – Outdoor sofas 
 – Table tennis 
 – Hanging chairs 
 – Outdoor showers
 – WC
 – Barbecue 
 – Parking  Facilities   – Wi-Fi
 – Air conditioning
 – Satellite TVs
 – Fireplace
 – Washing machine
 – Dryer
 – Iron and ironing board
 – Table tennis 
 – Table football 
 – Hairdryers 

Sitting on a hilltop within walking distance of several charming Tuscan villages, Dimora Classica offers an idyllic setting for your Italian escape. With spectacular views of the surrounding countryside and easy access to village stores, eateries bakeries and vineyards, it is hard to imagine a better base for exploring all Tuscany has to offer. Within 5km of the home, there are two local villages; Altopascio, which is 3km away and renowned for its delicious bread and historic attractions such as the Chapel of San Jacapo and the archaeological site of Loggiato Mediceo. The other village, Orentano, is just 1km away and is where you can find some of the closest eateries and small shops. Nature lovers can also enjoy tranquil walks around the Bosco di Tanali Nature Reserve, which boasts wetlands, walking trails and protected wildlife. These nearby villages are just a few of the countless incredible villages dotted around this area’s verdant countryside and rolling hills. Another village you could visit is Collodi, which is 16km away by car. Here, Carlo Collodi, the author of Pinocchio, grew up, and there are many attractions inspired by the story of the wooden boy nearby, such as Pinocchio Park. The village is also a wonderfully preserved medieval settlement with a fortified castle and elegant villas, such as Villa Garzoni, with beautiful gardens to stroll around. For a broader range of shops and cultural attractions, you should visit the city of Lucca, which is 20km away. The postcard-worthy city lies at the bottom of the Apuan Alps in a gorgeous location steeped in history. Hailing from the Roman era, the city is a haven for history lovers, who can start exploring by walking around the imposing walls which once defended the city from attack. You can also cycle through the vast park enveloping the city walls if you prefer to cycle. Lucca is a delightful place to spend the day gazing at the impressive architecture and doing a spot of shopping. The villa is also well-placed for a day trip to Pisa and its famous leaning tower, 30km away by car. Or maybe you would prefer the world-class art galleries and Renaissance buildings of the magical city of Florence, which is 80km away. On top of all these brilliant villages, towns and cities, Tuscany is a region of open countryside, ancient pilgrim trails and vineyards. Therefore, you will have plenty of opportunities to get out in nature here, from scenic walks to tours of family-run vineyards. You can even spend the day at the beach, as some of the region’s best beaches are just 55km away in the glamorous town of Forte dei Marmi.