Charming hideaway in an artists' hamlet

Just outside Florence, nestled among Scots pines and evergreen olive trees, this small flat's part of a small village built between 1600 and 1800 on the hill of Sant'Alessandro in Giogoli.

Its main feature is the antique tiles from Campania. The flat's part of a single building divided into three small units that can be connected via a door.

Outside, olive groves and oak trees surround the house. Guests also have access to a small pool and a tennis court, a charcoal grill, and a wood-fired oven. The washing machine's shared. The property also features a beautiful letterpress workshop where guests can sign up for individual or group workshops tailored to their specific needs.

Nearby are the Certosa Monastery, Poggio Valicaia Park, and the Galluzzo neighbourhood market. In about 15 minutes by car or bus, you'll reach the art and museums of Renaissance Florence, as well as the medieval villages and trattorias in the area.