Italian Town and Country is a family business that is passionate about independent travel in Italy. We offer a small but refined portfolio of Italy vacation rentals, from luxury Italian villas, Tuscan farmhouses and family friendly villas in Italy. Our area of expertise is central Italy specifically Tuscany and Umbria. We spend 3 months in Italy annually, personally selecting new Villas and re-inspecting existing Villas in our collection. We offer personal service and encourage you to contact us with your questions where we will provide honest and knowledgeable answers. We look forward to making your Italian dream holiday a reality. All the best the Ferrari Family

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Accommodates: 18 Reference number: T-1 Bedrooms: 9 Baths: 7 7000 Square feet Add to wishlist

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"The Villa was incredible and everybody was comfortable and it sure had a Tuscan feel. I am already talking about going back and everybody is still talking about the stay at the villa and Cortona."B.V

Cortona 1 Km.

Villa Maria is a lovely classic Tuscan villa positioned below the historic town of Cortona. This home can comfortably accommodate up to 18 guests with 9 bedrooms and 7 baths, mak... continued

Low Season: $3700.00 Med Season: $4500.00 High Season: $5200.00 Add to wishlist

"We have reluctantly returned home from a wonderful trip to Tuscany. I wanted to extend my many thanks to you for all of your help with the villa rental. Casa Castiglion is a beautiful property, way beyond any expectations I could have had. The villa was spectacular and the view was ... continued

Low Season: $4000.00 Med Season: $5500.00 High Season: $6600.00 Add to wishlist

Just returned from our trip to Italy. The stay in Cortona was a highlight. Lovely villa, great setting and close to town location. The new pool was wonderful. I would highly recommend this villa…….. Many thanks for all of your help. We hope to return to Italy and wouldn't hesitate to use ... continued