A charming 100-square-metre apartment spread over three floors, located in the historic centre of Pitigliano, a picturesque village perched on a tuff spur overlooking the valleys below. Pitigliano’s history dates back to Etruscan times, with the first settlements carved into the tuff and the famous ‘vie cave’ (roads carved into the tuff)

A prestigious and magnificent historic villa spread over several floors, covering approximately 1,500 square metres, with stunning views over Lake Varese and the surrounding hills, stretching as far as the snow-capped peaks of Monte Rosa, set within a landscaped garden of approximately 8,500 square metres.
This charming villa, built in the late 19th century, reflects the architectural features of the ‘Lombard Renaissance’. It features an irregular layout with a square tower at the south-west corner and a further tower at the north-east corner, connected to the villa by a portico with a terrace. It is spread over six levels, plus a mezzanine on the fifth floor and a basement. The spacious and bright rooms include large reception halls, a library and service areas on the main floors, accessible via a monumental

Ancient Mill located on the banks of the Arno River, a few kilometres from Florence. The fascinating structure still preserves the ancient water intake all in stone

A historic stately villa in the hills of the Florentine Chianti region, measuring approximately 650 square metres, spread over three floors and set within a large park and garden covering approximately 12,000 square metres. The villa enjoys stunning views and a wide, unobstructed vista over the surrounding hills, from which one can see the small villages perched on the hilltops; the villa has the typical layout of Florentine country villas, with a small crenellated turret on one side.

A rustic farmhouse in the hills of Fermo, measuring approximately 260 m² over two storeys, situated on a hillside and just a few kilometres from the sea (10). The farmhouse dates from the second half of the 20th century and reflects the typical layout of farmhouses of that era, with storage rooms on the ground floor and living quarters on the first floor, accessed via a traditional external staircase

Set on the high hills of Modigliana, this wine-producing estate specialises in DOC wines, nestled amidst the green hills of the Pre-Apennines in a charming natural setting, with land covering approximately 190,000 square metres.
The estate’s centre comprises several farmhouses arranged harmoniously in a semicircle, forming an internal courtyard.

Set in the rolling hills of Montefeltro, this three-story farmhouse spans approximately 580 square meters and features a large garden with a swimming pool, and land about 1,730,000 square meters of land. The farmhouse is located on the border between Tuscany, Emilia-Romagna, and the Marche region, about 30 minutes south of San Marino and the coast, and about 20 minutes from Monte Carpegna with its ski resort

A charming rustic farmhouse, spread over two floors and covering approximately 280 square meters, completely renovated in the Marche-Romagna hills, nestled in a delightful natural setting just a few kilometers from the Adriatic Sea (20 km) and the Monte Carpegna Nature Reserve, with a large garden of approximately 500 square meters

A rustic, two-story renovated farmhouse of approximately 230 square meters, featuring exposed stone walls, nestled in the picturesque natural setting of the central hills of the Marche region. The farmhouse is surrounded by a spacious 7,000-square-meter garden, with a small hillside stream flowing along its edge. The farmhouse is conveniently situated on a hillside, with the stream flowing at the bottom of the valley.