Villa Camomilla balances striking modern design with traditional South Tyrolean craftsmanship, offering an inviting retreat for up to ten guests. Spread across three levels, the interiors are flooded with light and framed by natural wood, muted tones, and clean lines. The heart of the home is the open-plan living and dining area, with a fireplace, large family table, and sleek kitchen that flows onto a pergola-covered terrace created by local artist Manfred Mayr. Four bedrooms, each with en-suite bathrooms, are carefully placed across the villa, while additional sitting rooms and balconies provide quiet corners for reading or contemplation.

Outside, the infinity pool glimmers with chlorine-free brine water, heated on request, and looks across vineyards toward the Dolomites. The Mediterranean Garden, fragrant with herbs, invites you to pause between swims, while the private sauna and adjoining wine cellar promise evenings of deep relaxation and convivial tasting. With thoughtful details, underground parking, and even a charging station for electric cars, Villa Camomilla is a refined, yet welcoming home designed to celebrate both comfort and character.

• While the villa offers privacy, it is close to the historic centre, so you may hear a touch of village life nearby.
• Villa Camomilla is part of a two-villa ensemble with Villa Optima; while both are independent, they can be booked together for larger groups.
• Pool heating is available only between Easter and the end of October.
• The villa spans three levels, with stairs between floors.