General & History

Villa La Radura is the quintessential Tuscan farmhouse, a symmetrical, rugged building, as immortalised in a thousand photos, reached through an avenue of cypresses, and set in an evocative panorama of unspoiled wooded hills and carefully tended crops. The house itself, placed in the heart of a nature reserve, is a thoroughly modernised traditional 17th century farm, elegantly renovated. It is composed three independent apartments and two rooms, which adapt comfortably to accommodate a single large group of up to twelve. Apart from charm and comfort, its usp is that the rooms and suites can be put together in any number of permutations, and a wonderful variety of diversions can be arranged by the management. Within the stone house are the massive original ceiling beams, terra cotta tiled floors, and graceful stone archways. All the kitchens are equipped with freezers and dishwashers as well as the standard culinary paraphernalia.