Villa Aurea

A yellow two-story house with wooden shutters, surrounded by trees, bushes, and outdoor seating areas, on a sunny day.

Imagine waking up to the sound of birds and the smell of the countryside.
The sun slowly fills the room, you open the windows, and the hills of Tuscany stretch endlessly before you.
Breakfast outside, barefoot on the grass, coffee still warm, the air still cool. The day unfolds with no rush — maybe a swim in your private pool, a glass of wine in the garden, a walk through the olive trees.
Here, time slows down. You feel lighter, calmer, connected.
By sunset, everything is golden — the sky, the fields, your glass of wine.

“The art of living is to know when to hold fast and when to let go”
— Baltasar Gracián
  • Kitchen with a marble countertop, white cabinets, a window with a wooden frame, stove with a pot, wine glasses, vegetables and herbs, a microwave, and a built-in oven.

  • A cozy dining room with a brick arched doorway, yellow walls, a wooden table with four red upholstered chairs, a window with curtains, and a hanging ceiling light. There is a wooden bookshelf on the right and some artwork on the walls.

  • Bedroom with pink walls, two beds, a white wardrobe, a window with a view, a chandelier, and decorative items including books, glasses, and flowers.

  • Living room with terracotta tile floor, brick arched ceiling, and white walls. Features a dining table set with dishes and wine glasses, a gray sofa with pillows, a fireplace, three wooden framed windows, and a door leading outside to a garden.

  • Outdoor dining table set for a meal with wine glasses, a flower vase, and a bowl of fruit, under a green leafy tree in a garden with lush grass and hedges.

Just a few minutes from the villa lies San Miniato, a charming medieval town known for its hilltop views, winding stone streets and world-famous white truffle. It’s the kind of place where you can wander aimlessly, discover small trattorias, and watch the sunset over the rooftops with a glass of wine in hand.

San Miniato

 

A short drive away is Vinci, the birthplace of Leonardo da Vinci. Walking through its quiet streets, it’s easy to imagine the young Leonardo observing the Tuscan hills that would later inspire his art and inventions. The Leonardo Museum and his family home are must-sees for anyone curious about the roots of genius.

Vinci

A backyard with an oval swimming pool, surrounded by a red-brick patio, green grass, trees, and outdoor furniture including umbrellas, lounge chairs, and a sandbox.

  • Yes, the pool is for your exclusive use. The entire property is reserved for one group at a time, so you’ll have the house and all outdoor areas completely to yourselves.

  • A car is highly recommended — the villa is in the countryside, and having your own vehicle makes it much easier to explore nearby towns like San Miniato, Vinci, and Pisa, as well as to reach restaurants, shops, and supermarkets.

  • Yes, there’s private and secure parking inside the property. You can comfortably park up to three cars, and there’s enough space for a fourth one if needed.

To reserve the property
contact us or check availability.

info@maneri.it
+39 366 299 9946

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