Podere Luce

Villa Fiora embodies the heart of Tuscany — expansive, warm, and deeply rooted in its landscape. The villa’s centuries-old stone structure opens to spacious living areas filled with light, art, and handmade furniture.

Outside, a private garden and infinity pool overlook endless vineyards. The interiors blend rustic beams with modern lines, balancing history with ease.

With four bedrooms and sweeping views, Villa Fiora is perfect for family gatherings or friends seeking beauty and stillness.

Set among olive trees and vineyards, Casa Terrena was rebuilt with a respect for place. Stone, oak, and clay give the interiors a tangible warmth, while wide windows frame the landscape beyond.

The living room’s fireplace becomes the gathering heart, and the kitchen — lined with local ceramics — invites slow cooking and conversation.

With its balance of design and authenticity, Casa Terrena captures the Tuscan spirit: generous, grounded, and timeless.

Nestled among cypress-lined roads, Villa Aurelia captures the essence of Val d’Orcia. The home’s terracotta façade glows under soft evening light, while the interiors offer a refined mix of traditional craftsmanship and modern restraint.

Vaulted ceilings, local artwork, and linen-covered furnishings create an atmosphere of lived-in luxury. The outdoor loggia opens to olive groves, perfect for long dinners under candlelight.

Villa Aurelia is a love letter to Tuscany — earthy, elegant, and eternally serene.

Casa di Pietra stands as a love letter to Tuscan craftsmanship. Built from honey-colored stone and wood, the villa sits on a hillside above Cortona, surrounded by olive groves and birdsong.

Inside, vaulted ceilings and handmade tile floors preserve its original soul, while modern furnishings and lighting introduce elegance without excess. The spacious kitchen opens to a shaded pergola, where long lunches turn into sunsets.

Three bedrooms and private baths offer peaceful retreat after days spent exploring vineyards and villages. Casa di Pietra feels timeless — a home rooted in the landscape’s stillness.