Chianti

The Chianti region of Tuscany is characterised by gentle rolling hills. It’s awash with a patchwork of award-winning vineyards, verdant olive groves and colourful fields of sunflowers, each dotted with rows of cypress trees. Sitting between Florence and Siena, Chianti is not actually defined by its geography but is actually reference to an Italian DOCG wine produced in seven of Tuscany’s provinces. Marked by Vinci in the west and Rufina in the east, it stretches more than 100 miles from the north to Siena in the south. It’s an incredibly pretty and peaceful part of Tuscany and is home to numerous quintessential, picture-perfect Medieval towns. These attract visitors who can’t fail to be beguiled by their charm.

These Chianti villas are all in the heart of the beautiful Chianti countryside.