Across both villas, interiors are shaped by natural wood, muted palettes, and clean architectural lines that celebrate light, space, and tranquillity. Thoughtfully arranged over three levels each, the properties feature a series of open-plan living spaces, quiet reading corners, expansive terraces, and panoramic viewpoints that frame the vineyards and mountains beyond. Works by acclaimed local artist Manfred Mayr and the architectural vision of Prof. Walter Angonese infuse the villas with South Tyrolean identity, giving Valle Alpina a rare sense of place.

Villa Camomilla, accommodating up to ten guests, radiates warmth through its inviting open-plan living area with fireplace, family-style dining table, and sleek kitchen flowing out to a pergola-covered terrace created by Mayr. Four en-suite bedrooms, additional lounges, and balconies offer both comfort and seclusion. Outside, an infinity pool with chlorine-free brine water overlooks the vineyards, while a Mediterranean herb garden, private sauna, and wine cellar encourage deep relaxation and convivial evenings.

Villa Optima, designed for up to six guests, is an elegant retreat where architecture meets landscape. Its top-floor master suite features a freestanding bathtub and sweeping views, while the open-plan living and dining area opens to a wisteria-shaded terrace that embodies the South Tyrolean dolce vita. A sheltered whirlpool, Mediterranean garden, and saltwater pool—heated on request—enhance the outdoor experience, with the historic centre of Kaltern just a short stroll away.

Together, these two villa residences offer a rare combination of space, luxury, and versatility. Guests can unwind in private suites or gather in shared spaces; swim between two pools; enjoy wellness amenities ranging from saunas to whirlpools; wander through Mediterranean gardens; or step out to explore Kaltern’s wine culture, Lake Kaltern, and the Mendel mountain trails.