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Set within the medieval village, these rooms bring Tuscan materials into a compact, carefully furnished space. The designs differ, with ceiling beams left in natural wood or painted a pale shade. Fabric headboards, bedside lamps and framed prints add softer details around the bed.

In one layout, a striped armchair stands beside the window and a wooden chest provides storage. Another pairs a patterned chair with a small round table. Terracotta tiles or lighter flooring change the feel of each interior, while curtains frame the windows without hiding their traditional shape.

The private bathroom has a bath or shower. A broad mirror sits above the washbasin, with towels close by. Rooms are on the ground or first floor, so the setting and layout vary across the category.

Sitting space varies from one village suite to another, giving each layout its own character. Wooden beams cross the ceilings, and patterned fabrics add color around the beds. Some designs have a separate living room, while others keep the seating within the bedroom.

In one interior, deep red armchairs sit around a small table beside the window. A different design pairs wooden dining chairs with a pale blue headboard and soft wall lights above. Parquet floors, rugs and framed prints complement the older building and the room's comfortable furnishings.

The bathroom has a shower, and some suites also have a bathtub. One layout places a freestanding tub beside a long vanity and glass-fronted cupboards. The suites sit among the medieval village's narrow stone streets. The artisans' workshops and central square are close by.

Soft natural colors give these former farm buildings a lighter interior. Local craft shapes the finish of the walls and furnishings. Pale ceiling beams and fabric headboards add texture. The designs vary, from muted green upholstery to warmer red patterns around the bed.

In one room, a window and framed print sit beside a tall upholstered headboard. Another has small cabinets built into the wall and a wooden chair near the window. Curtains and shaded lights soften the bedroom, while the traditional windows reflect the building's origins.

The bathroom has a tub or shower, depending on the room. A pale vanity and broad mirror appear in one layout, beside a glazed shower enclosure. Guests staying in this part of the estate share Aie del Borro's garden and infinity pool. A poolside bar serves wine and snacks.

A separate living room gives these village suites a place to spend the day away from the bedroom. The layouts vary, yet each has a Tuscan character. Exposed beams, terracotta or parquet floors and carefully chosen fabrics set the tone. Original wood sits alongside paler painted finishes.

One living room combines a light sofa with striped armchairs and a low dark table. Framed prints hang above the furniture, and a window brings daylight into the sitting space. A fabric headboard and bedside lighting soften the bedroom, while wooden cabinets add a more traditional touch.

Marble or travertine finishes continue into the bathroom, which has a bath or shower. Across the village, the ground- and first-floor suites each have their own plan.

The sitting room and bedroom are distinct spaces within this countryside suite. Traditional Tuscan materials meet lighter furnishings, with wood, terracotta and travertine used in these suites. Fabrics and furniture give each layout its own look.

In one bedroom, a shaped headboard in yellow and blue stands beneath pale ceiling beams. Another uses soft red patterns and a matching armchair. A sofa and separate chairs gather around a wooden table in the sitting area. A desk stands near the window, beyond this seating group.

The bathroom has a bath or shower. Pale stone around the washbasin and a broad mirror keep the fittings simple, while a window brings light into one design. The suite belongs to Aie del Borro. Guests staying in this area share the garden and infinity pool.

A reading corner is part of the appeal of these rooms in the heart of the estate. The furnishings vary between layouts. One design places two light armchairs around a small table; another uses a darker chair beside the window. Patterned headboards and framed artwork give each bedroom its own color and detail.

Wooden beams run across the ceilings, with soft wall shades keeping the room bright. One tall fabric headboard has vertical stripes, while another uses a bold red pattern. Curtains, rugs and bedside lamps bring the furnishings together without hiding the building's older features.

The bathrooms have a bathtub or large shower, depending on the room. In one bathroom, pale glass-fronted cabinets frame a large washbasin. Warm wood and stone carry through from the bedroom.

A private entrance leads into a suite within the medieval village's buildings. A sitting area or living room gives the suite a distinct space beyond the bed. Furniture and fabrics bring their own color to this part of the interior. Exposed beams link the rooms to the village buildings, with marble or travertine finishes in the bathrooms.

The designs range from green accents and natural timber to pale ceilings and red upholstery. In one living room, a sofa and two armchairs gather around a small table. A second doorway opens toward the bedroom. Framed artwork and shaded lamps carry the same domestic scale through the suite.

Bathrooms have a bath, shower or both, according to the layout. One design places a freestanding tub beneath a brick ceiling beside a glazed shower. The contrast between the warm masonry and pale fittings gives that room a character of its own.

Natural tones link the living room and bedroom. Terracotta, wood and travertine give both spaces a Tuscan character. These are the Prestige layouts at Aie del Borro, with a separate place to sit away from the sleeping area. The furnishings bring color to the otherwise soft tones.

One bedroom has a tall red fabric headboard and dark wooden bedside tables. In another design, patterned upholstery picks up the warm tones of the walls. Sofas and armchairs furnish the living spaces. Small tables and framed prints add detail beneath the pale ceiling beams.

The bathroom has both a bathtub and shower. One layout has a freestanding tub beneath a large wood-framed mirror. The shower stands behind glass at the far side of the room. Other interiors use deeper painted colors around the vanity, so the finish changes with the suite.

Two bedrooms each have their own bathroom, with a living room forming the shared center of the suite. The layouts differ across the category, reflecting the buildings that house them. Wooden beams, terracotta or parquet floors and soft fabrics give the rooms a traditional Tuscan feel.

In one design, a broad arch links two parts of the sitting space beneath a sloping ceiling. A light sofa and armchairs gather around a low table, with a round dining table farther back. Small windows punctuate the walls, and framed pictures bring detail to the pale finishes.

The bathrooms have a bath or shower, according to the suite. One combines a bathtub with a glazed shower and a pair of washbasins. The rooms are within the medieval village, on the ground or first floor, with the plan shaped by the individual building.

La Posta brings the bedrooms and shared sitting space together. The former place of refuge for travelers now has a living room where the group can spend time together. Travertine finishes and fine wooden floors keep the interior rooted in the surrounding Tuscan buildings.

The lounge combines a pale sofa with a red armchair and a low wooden table. A round table stands to one side, while an open staircase with a dark railing rises above the sitting area. Pale beams cross the ceiling, and botanical prints add small points of color to the walls.

Each bedroom has a bathroom with a shower, giving the sleeping rooms their own facilities. Fabric headboards and shaded lamps soften the bedrooms, with finishes varying between them. Windows look toward the Pratomagno mountains and nearby countryside. The suite sits within Aie del Borro, beside the estate's shared garden and infinity pool.

Casa Marta has a separate sitting room where a light sofa and striped armchairs form a comfortable group. A wooden table with upholstered chairs stands to one side, giving the shared space a domestic feel. Pale walls and ceiling beams keep the setting simple, with framed prints and shaded lamps adding detail.

The bedrooms have their own fabric headboards, wooden chests and chairs beside the windows. Natural timber remains visible among the lighter finishes, and soft curtains frame the traditional window openings. Each sleeping room is separate from the main sitting area, making the suite easy to share.

Both bedrooms have private bathrooms with showers. One bathroom has a double vanity. Warm stone around the fittings continues the Tuscan character indoors. The suite is part of the medieval village and looks toward the forest.

A fireplace anchors Casa Benedetti’s separate sitting room, where fabric-covered chairs and a sofa gather around a low dark table. Pale beams and a striped rug give the space texture. A wooden table by the window offers a place to sit over a drink or a meal.

The bedrooms use soft greens and yellows alongside light-painted furniture. Each has its own fabric headboard, bedside lighting and curtains at the windows. Framed botanical prints add color to one room. Wooden wardrobes provide storage and suit the scale of the traditional furnishings.

Both bedrooms have private bathrooms with showers, and one bathroom has a double vanity. Pale stone, broad mirrors and glazed shower screens keep the fittings clear and simple. The suite looks toward the forest and is one of the family layouts within the medieval village.

A former watermill gives this villa its setting beside a stream and among oak trees. The main house has a living room and kitchen downstairs, with three bedrooms and two bathrooms above. Pale beams, terracotta tiles and wooden window frames reflect the older building's character.

Striped sofas and armchairs furnish the sitting spaces. The separate dining room has a round table beside a stone fireplace. Botanical prints hang above the furniture, and large mirrors add detail to the walls. The annex is arranged over two floors, giving guests a separate place to spend time indoors.

Outside, the former water basin is now an infinity pool with space to sunbathe and relax. The surrounding woodland is fenced. Breakfast can be delivered to the villa, which is two kilometers from the estate's main services.

Merlot vines surround the garden of this detached villa, with the landscape extending toward the nearby hills. Large arched doors connect the living room to the lawn. Inside, pale beams and warm wall colors frame coral sofas, a low wooden table and a stone fireplace.

A separate dining room has a round table beneath a shaded pendant light, with doors opening outdoors. The kitchen has its own dining area, adding another place for meals inside the house. Bedrooms have individual furnishings, from red armchairs to patterned rugs and wooden chests, with shaded lamps beside the beds.

Each bedroom has a bathroom, with bath and shower facilities. Outside, loungers stand beside the infinity pool and look across the vineyard. Breakfast is served directly in the villa. Its setting is 3.5 kilometers from the estate's main services, giving the house a distinct position away from the medieval village.

Large reception rooms offer places to gather in this nineteenth-century house. A dining room and study also leave space for quieter moments. Tall ceilings, wooden floors and large fireplaces suit the scale of the building. Patterned rugs and fabric-covered chairs gather around low tables in the drawing rooms. Chandeliers and framed paintings add detail above.

The bedrooms each have their own bathroom with a bath and separate shower. The Royal Suite has a canopy bed and patterned wallpaper. Other rooms use fabric headboards, wooden cabinets and framed prints. Windows look across the private gardens and medieval village.

The grounds include two private gardens, one laid out in Italian Renaissance style. Indoors, the heated pool sits beneath pale arches, with loungers alongside it. The house also has kitchens and a meeting room. Breakfast is served in the villa, and dedicated staff are available for eight hours a day.