Tullia

Villa Tullia was recently and beautifully restored to feature a contemporary look and style. This independent three-story villa, nestled in a peaceful area, forms part of an expansive estate with breathtaking views of the Tuscan countryside. All rooms are very bright and airy thanks to their wide windows from where guests can admire, in blissful ecstasy, the beautiful and striking Tuscan countryside. The villa is set in one of the most requested locations: within walking distance to town. The historical town of Cortona is just a few minutes’ walk from the villa (400 meters), so and if you are looking to stroll into town and then come home for dinner on foot, there is no need to look any further. Also, on the same estate, there is an additional independent cottage (for 4 persons) with its own private swimming pool and garden, which can be rented together with the main villa (depending on availability). Each of these constructions has private grounds and completely respects the privacy of the guests.

Mountain View Dedicated Parking Space Child Friendly Air Conditioned Heating

Nearest Airport: Peretola Florence Airport 1 h 32 min

Nearest serviced town: Cortona 15-min walk

Nearest major city: Arezzo 42 min

Driving time estimated by Google Maps

Set in the south-east of Tuscany and framed by four magnificent valleys (Val Tiberina, Casentino, Valdarno and Valdichiana), Arezzo is a true gem of the Tuscan countryside and an easy one to explore on foot. An extraordinary city of art, renowned for goldsmiths and antiques traders, Arezzo is home to valuable monuments, cathedrals and museums, all within its historic center.

This corner of Tuscany has been of great inspiration to artists of all trades, from Piero della Francesca, who frescoed the Basilica of San Francesco in Arezzo, to Giorgio Vasari, from the poet Petrarch to Leonardo da Vinci, who supposedly painted a sight of the medieval Buriano Brige over the Arno river in the background of his famous Mona Lisa. More recently, scenes for the Academy-awarded movie “La Vita è bella” (Life is beautiful, 1997) by Roberto Benigni were filmed in this area. Among the many small towns worth a mention, Poppi, one of the best-preserved examples of “walled city”, Castiglion Fibocchi with its unique baroque carnival event, the Etruscan archeological site of Castiglion Fiorentino and the beautiful Renaissance architecture of Cortona.