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We've used Tuscany Now for villas in Italy for the last 5 years. They have villas all over italy and not limited to Tuscany. Great service and you can add extras to your holiday like wine tours, chefs, etc. Hope that helps and have a lovely time.

Try this

http://www.villasanraffaello.com/index.php


We had a fab holiday two summers ago. The beautifully (& lovingly) restored building has been converted into four apartments which means you can have family combos staying together but with a bit of breathing space ;-). It's an amazing part of Italy & really worth a visit.


It's run by a really lovely English family who we discovered once we met them were from up the road & had moved out there in a 'No Going Back' adventure. You are completely self-sufficient but they stay locally & are on hand for advice etc if you need it.

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