Porta Berarda

The villa

Porta Berarda is a quintessential Tuscan retreat, crafted from local stone and perched on a peaceful hillside with sweeping countryside views. Sleeping ten guests across five elegant en - suite bedrooms, it’s an ideal escape for extended families or groups of friends.

Inside, the farmhouse blends modern comfort with beautifully restored traditional features, including terracotta tiles, exposed beams, and stone fireplaces. Light - filled rooms are furnished with quality pieces in a soft, neutral palette. Two inviting living areas offer space to unwind together—one an open - plan lounge and dining room, the other a spacious kitchen - living area where you can cook while chatting with friends

Each bedroom is a serene haven with a double bed, chic bathroom, and, in some rooms, Juliet balconies or cosy seating areas.

Outdoors, the landscaped garden is perfect for relaxed Tuscan living, with dining areas, generous sofas, and panoramic rural views. The private pool will delight guests of all ages, offering a refreshing spot to cool off on sunny afternoons.

Despite its tranquil setting, Porta Berarda is well located for exploring. Nature lovers can enjoy nearby hiking routes, picnics among rolling hills, or activities such as tennis, horseback riding, and water sports. Golfers will appreciate Golf Club Valdichiana, 23km away.

Porta Berarda is a wonderful base for discovering the beauty of Tuscany, allowing you to balance leisurely days by the pool with memorable excursions to nearby villages, countryside landmarks and cultural gems.

Nature lovers are perfectly placed to explore the stunning Val di Chiana, enjoy golf on nearby courses, or sample world - class wines at family - run vineyards. Just 17km away, Lake Trasimeno offers crystal - clear waters, wooded walking trails and sandy lake beaches—perfect for swimming, sunbathing and family fun. With seven beaches to choose from, including the popular Tuoro Beach, visitors can enjoy picnics, watersports and boat trips to the lake’s charming islands.

Tuscany’s famous hilltop villages are also within easy reach. Cortona, only 5km away, is filled with cafés, artisan shops, restaurants and a lively market. Its winding medieval streets are lined with ancient remains and Renaissance buildings. Highlights include Le Celle Monastery, the Basilica of Santa Margherita, the Medici - built Fortress del Girifalco, and superb museums such as the Diocesan Museum with its Renaissance masterpieces and the Accademia Etrusca showcasing fascinating local history.

For a full - day outing, Perugia lies 52km away and offers a vibrant blend of culture, history and gastronomy. Explore the elegant Piazza IV Novembre, browse boutique shops and visit the National Gallery. The pink - stone Palazzo dei Priori is a must - see, as are the city’s famous cooking classes and chocolate shops—perfect for food lovers.