Villa Rentals in Tuscany South of Arezzo
Located in the southern reaches of the Arezzo province, the countryside around Cortona offers many opportunities for exploration and discovery. Whether staying in a Tuscan villa near Loro Ciuffenna, Montisi, Cicogna, or Bettolle, you can head to Cortona for a day of museum hopping, or venture further south to the towns of northern Umbria and Lake Trasimeno.
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- min $1,587/wk
- max $1,867/wk
- Min Stay: 7 days
Sleeps 2 people
- 1 double bedrooms
- 1 bathrooms
Washing Machine
Air Conditioning
- min $2,218/wk
- max $2,635/wk
- Min Stay: 7 days
Sleeps 6 to 8 people
- 3 double bedrooms
- 2 bathrooms
Swimming Pool- Washing Machine
Maid Service
- min $839/wk
- max $1,125/wk
- Min Stay: 7 days
Sleeps 3 people
- Studio and/or Loft
- 1 bathrooms
- Washing Machine
- Maid Service
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We had great neighbours, important as we sat opposite each other outside. Inside was very dark and not much light...." - Geoff
- $2,450/wk
- Min Stay: 7 days
Sleeps 6 people
- 3 double bedrooms
- 2 bathrooms
- Washing Machine
"
We had a wonderful time and Ivan couldn't have been more helpful and kind...." - Anne
- min $2,987/wk
- max $3,360/wk
- Min Stay: 7 days
Sleeps 8 people
- 4 double bedrooms
- 4 bathrooms
Independent House- Washing Machine
"
Wow!! What an incredibly beautiful residence! We thoroughly enjoyed our stay within the walled city of Cortona. The villa is quite beautiful and has a breathtak..." - Catherine
- min $1,960/wk
- max $2,334/wk
- Min Stay: 7 days
Sleeps 6 people
- 3 double bedrooms
- 2 bathrooms
- Independent House
- Washing Machine
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The overall experience was very good, however it is not for people who are not physically fit. You are either going up a steep hill or down a steep hill. It was ..." - Ellen
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Perched on a mountainside, Cortona is a medieval city with sweeping views over the Valdichiana. Originally one of the 12 cities that formed the Etruscan confederation, a portion of the city's 4th century BC walls remain preserved. Etruscan tombs and an altar can be viewed at excavation sites called Melone I and II; additional artifacts can be viewed in the Museo dell'Accademia Etrusca. Renaissance aficionados should pay a visit to the Museo Diocesano, which houses works by such masters as Lorenzetti and Fra Angelico. View our Tuscany Villas in South Arezzo..