Villa Catrosse

The villa

Nestled in breathtaking Tuscan countryside, Villa Catrosse is a spacious 17th - century stone farmhouse beautifully restored to blend historical character with modern comfort. Original features such as exposed ceiling beams, terracotta tiles, open fireplaces and shuttered windows remain, while Wi - Fi, central heating and satellite TV add contemporary ease. The villa is divided into two independent dwellings, each with its own private entrance opening onto the expansive garden—ideal for two families or a large group seeking both shared space and privacy. The first dwelling offers a welcoming living room, dining area, small kitchen, and two double bedrooms, each with an en - suite bathroom. The second dwelling features two generous living rooms—one with a charming stone fireplace—a fully equipped kitchen and a dedicated dining space. It includes four double bedrooms, each with an en - suite or access to a family bathroom, providing versatile and comfortable accommodation. Outdoors, the villa unfolds into a glorious garden of sweeping lawns, shady trees and panoramic valley views. Guests can relax on sun loungers, dine al fresco on scenic terraces, or cool off in the private swimming pool, all while surrounded by tranquil countryside. From Villa Catrosse, guests can easily enjoy local village life and outdoor adventures. The nearest village, Cortona, just a short stroll away, is famed as one of Italy’s most beautiful, offering cafés, shops and historic sites. The surrounding area also provides abundant walking and hiking trails, mountain - biking routes and opportunities for horse riding—perfect for those wishing to experience the Tuscan landscape up close.

Nestled in the captivating surroundings of the ancient village of Cortona, this villa offers the perfect balance between Tuscan countryside tranquillity and vibrant village life. Just 500 metres from Cortona’s centre, guests can easily explore its medieval streets, charming squares and historic landmarks. Wander through Piazza della Repubblica, admire the town hall and clock tower, and enjoy sweeping views over the Val di Chiana from the steps of Palazzo del Comune. Cortona’s rich past is also reflected in its ancient churches, including the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta with its impressive frescoes. Only 4km away, the neighbouring village of Camucia provides additional shops, cafés and a larger supermarket, ideal for everyday essentials. Beyond the village, the surrounding countryside invites nature lovers to discover scenic hiking trails, rolling hills, and family - run vineyards offering memorable wine tastings. A short 17km drive brings guests to Lake Trasimeno, a peaceful destination perfect for lakeside picnics, gentle walks, and boat trips to its charming islands. The villa is also well located for day trips to Tuscany and Umbria’s cultural gems. Arezzo (30km) welcomes visitors with its remarkable medieval heritage and renowned frescoes by Piero della Francesca in the Basilica of San Francesco. Further afield, Perugia (50km) enchants with its lively historic centre, striking architecture, artisan shops, and celebrated chocolate factories.