Villa Nobile comes equipped with a hospital level sanitizer "O3 Sanity System" https://www.sanitysystemusa.com/sany-plus/ which is used after each guest to clean and sanitize each room and reduces the total microbial load by more than 99.98%. This system has been in use since 2018, and is very important today. As our reviews show, our cleaning team, who work daily, have kept Villa Nobile immaculate. .

Charming and elegant, Villa Nobile is the rebirth of a 12th century farmhouse that has been expanded over 800 years with a heated infinity edge pool. An easy walk from the hilltop town of Montepulciano, the villa looks out over the Valdichiana and the blue waters of Lake Trasimeno from its beautiful setting. The fully restored, private property and grounds consist of 5 bedrooms and 6 ½ baths, surrounded by 10 acres of landscaped gardens with a variety of olive, fruit and nut trees and vineyards.

The gem of the villa is its location. It sits right below Montepulciano, a medieval and Renaissance hill town known for its food and wine – Vino Nobile di Montepulciano. In 20 minutes, you can walk to town where you'll find a variety of shops and more than 30 fine restaurants, which provide many days of great meals, wine and shopping. At one end of the street is a café to enjoy your morning cappuccino with the locals, and at the opposite end is the location of the town’s Market, which takes place each Thursday. From the moment you come through the gate, you will feel at home and know that you are living the Tuscan dream.

Villa Nobile is ideal for hosting families and groups of friends. Carefully and lovingly restored, the house has been decorated with refined, quality furniture and decor, giving each corner its own particular character. Appointed with all the modern amenities, the environmentally-friendly renovation was also completed using the most energy efficient materials and systems.

Enter through the automatic gate to a landscaped parking area that can accommodate more than five vehicles. Through the front door, enter the foyer and go through to the beautiful great room with sofas and a stone fireplace. A large stone arch separates the dining table from the chef’s kitchen.

The kitchen is set up for those who love to cook, and for those who prefer to watch. It includes a large granite island, commercial six-burner gas stove with a lovely travertine hood, refrigerator, freezer with ice machine, wine cooler, large, hand-carved stone sink, dishwasher and microwave.

The great room has three French doors that open to the outside terrace with a stone “cooking” fireplace. The terrace is furnished to provide an additional dining room that can seat 12, and covered living room with exposed beam ceilings that include paddle fans.

The veranda is a great spot from which to take in the 50 mile views of the valleys and lakes. It overlooks the gardens, olive trees and the stunning infinity edge pool. The windows and doors in the house are fully screened to allow the wonderful Tuscan air to flow throughout, but on days when AC is preferable, every room has individual thermostats.

Another entertaining space can be found on the second floor. At the top of the stairs, situated on the same level as the Cortona and Siena bedrooms, is a large family room and balcony. Enjoy seating for 10, a large, room-heating fireplace, an HD LED 55” TV with Sky Cable, universal DVD player, DVD library for entertainment and a variety of games and books. French doors lead to the balcony with a round tile table and handmade iron chairs that is shared with the Siena bedroom.

PIENZA BEDROOM: On the main level with a door into the foyer you will find the Pienza bedroom which was an addition to the original structure in the 16th century. This double bedroom (king or 2 twins) has a beautiful, handmade wrought-iron bed that sits against the original stone wall, an antique wardrobe, writing desk and an ancient, beamed, terracotta ceiling. Large, rounded “barn” doors lead to the front terrace with an antique grindstone table and 4 chairs. The ensuite, travertine-finished bath has an open shower stall, large sink and a combination toilet and bidet (this bedroom has been designed to provide easier access for those that might have limited mobility).

MONTALCINO BEDROOM: To the left of the foyer past the stone steps is the Montalcino bedroom. This double bedroom (king or two twins) contains the ancient home's cooking fireplace. French doors lead to the front terrace. A sleeper sofa provides a comfortable spot to curl up by your own private fire. The ensuite bath has mosaic tiles, and a travertine double shower occupy the space that was once the original home’s bread oven. It includes dual sinks and a combination toilet and bidet.

SIENA BEDROOM: The ancient stone staircase, decorated by handmade wrought-iron double railings, leads up to the Siena bedroom on the first floor. The room has its own private study with a desk, chair and sleeper sofa, and a door leading out to a balcony overlooking a neighboring vineyard and up to the walls of Montepulciano. The study connects to Siena’s bedroom by way of an antique wooden barn door. This king bedroom with a hammered wrought-iron canopy bed has a handsome stone wall with a gas fireplace, antique wood shelves and a built-in closet. The ensuite, travertine-finished bath has a large, free-standing tub, open double stall shower, twin sinks, and a combination toilet and bidet.

CORTONA BEDROOM: At the top of the ancient stairs to the right is the Cortona bedroom which has a king bed, dresser and shelves, and a 30’ high, terracotta-and-wood beamed ceiling with a loft, which contains a seating area (sleeper sofa) and office space surrounded by handmade wrought-iron railing and banister. The ensuite, tile bathroom has a hand-carved travertine sink, a double stall rain shower with oversized heads, and a combination toilet and bidet.

ORVIETO BEDROOM: On the other side of the family room is a second staircase that leads to the top floor where the Orvieto bedroom is located. This double bedroom (king or 2 twins) has a terracotta and wood beamed ceiling, a handmade wrought-iron daybed that converts to 2 beds, a desk and built-in closet. The ensuite, travertine bath has double waterfall showers, an oversized, hand-carved travertine sink and a combination toilet and bidet.

Just below the veranda, overlooking the vineyards, sits a large Jacuzzi with wonderful vistas. Stone steps lead down through the garden to the masterpiece of the property, an infinity edge pool.

POOL: The 42’x20’ pool has two infinity sides with depths from 3’-6’. It sits under two oak trees, and is open from the last Saturday in April until the second week of October, equipped with an electric heat pump. The pool faces southeast, and the travertine deck with teak steamer chairs is surrounded by a scenic, hilly landscape. The pool has an automatic cover and a chlorine filtration system.

Below the pool is a 15’x20’ overlook which has a solid travertine table that seats 10 for outdoor dining and enjoyment.

GYM, LAUNDRY ROOM: On the right side of the lower level of the home is the gym, with a recumbent bike, treadmill, elliptical, bench with a full set of dumbells, and satellite TV. On the left side is the pool bath, with shower, toilet and a deep sink. It also contains the laundry room with a large washer and dryer.

On the evening of your arrival, a welcome dinner is provided. Villa Nobile's local, English-speaking concierge will introduce you to the home and surrounds. The villa is provisioned with an initial supply of basic grocery and sundry items. Maid service is available on week days.

The villa is ideally situated for a relaxing holiday and is also a strategic departure point for some of the important tourist destinations in Tuscany. Easy day trips from the Villa include: Florence (68 miles) and its historical city center, Siena (40 miles) and its rich history of the Palio, San Gimignano (64 miles) the Manhattan of Italy, and Assisi (56 miles). Only a short distance from the Villa are the ancient hill towns of: Pienza (11 miles) a fabulous small town, Cortona (21 miles) the setting of “Under the Tuscan Sun,” Montalcino (22 miles) the home of Brunello Wine, and Orvieto (44 miles).