Villa Dimidius is a stunning 16th-century villa that has been lovingly restored. It is part of a large estate with multiple houses. Here you’ll find an authentic experience with plenty of amenities close by and an array of modern comforts on site. The villa is nestled in Tuscany, in the idyllic countryside framed by forests and dipping hills.
With grand Italian style and ornate interiors, Villa Dimidius has eight bedrooms sleeping up to 16 guests. With so much space inside and out, the lovely home is ideal for family reunions and large friend groups wanting to reconnect and spend quality time together. Spacious, bright, and colourful, the bedrooms have antique furniture and draw inspiration from the past, with four-poster beds draped in curtains and floral, ruffled valances. The living room, with two sofas and a fireplace, is the perfect place to socialise with others in front of a burning fire. The house remains comfortably cool in summer yet warm in winter, while the open-hearth fireplace will bring an extra level of cosiness to the space and allow you to unwind in comfort. The old terracotta floors, beamed ceilings and the country kitchen have remained intact, too.
Step outside to the glorious Italian sunshine and enjoy the great outdoors in the expansive garden framed by trees and overflowing with quiet corners. In summer, use the swimming pool, unwind in the shade with a good book, or play tennis on the private court. Guests can be immersed in the local culture by enjoying a dinner of traditional local delicacies.
Lucca, a charming city near the Ligurian Sea that used to be the home of famous Italian opera composer Giacomo Puccini is only a 20-minute drive away. Here, you can enjoy strolling around its historic centre with palazzos, squares, Romanesque churches, and handsome fortifications.
If you want to see a true architectural wonder, a 45-minute drive brings you to Pisa and its leaning tower, a buzzing dining scene and other historic landmarks and imposing buildings worth admiring.
Lovers of art and Renaissance architecture will love exploring the true gem of Tuscany, Florence. Easy to reach in just over one hour by car, it’s filled with centuries-old buildings, prestigious statues such as Michelangelo’s David, an array of world-class museums, and a bustling dining scene.
