Thanks to the careful renovations, Villore has remained much as it was all of those centuries ago. Its interior design and rustic exterior combines in harmony with the surrounding countryside.
Looking at the view from the windows at the top of the old tower, its clear that the landscape and indeed he spirit of Tuscany is also still fully intact and waiting for you to come and discover it for yourself.
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| The borgo itself has been divided into six apartments of varying size, each named after a different type of grape in honor of the region’s wine culture.
The smallest apartment, Morellino, accommodates only two people while the largest, the elegantly furnished Sangioveto, can sleep up to 9.
Each of the apartments has its own private entrance, a full kitchen and a part of the large garden at the exclusive use of its guests. The furniture is antique in origin and the apartments have been decorated by the owner himself who has charmingly combined traditional Tuscan elements with the feeling of spaciousness, light and airiness that hallmark modern design. |
