Volterra
Etruscan museum, alabaster workshops, medieval piazza, and a Roman theatre open to the summer sky.

Tuscany, Italy · Direct Booking
A stone villa from 1891 — private pool, views of Volterra on every horizon, and nothing to do but enjoy all of it.
The Valdicecina, Tuscany
The road that leads to Casa Brunelli winds through a landscape that seems painted rather than real: cypress trees marking the ridgelines like brushstrokes, olive groves silver-grey in the morning light, and the ancient hilltop silhouette of Volterra visible on the horizon, ten minutes away. You are in the Valdicecina — the valley of the Cecina River.
This is the Tuscany that exists beyond the tourist routes: a working valley of olive harvests in October, truffle hunters in November, and skies that turn every shade of gold in the hour before sunset.




The villa



The entire villa — no shared spaces, no other guests on the property.
6×3 m, west-facing — afternoon and evening light on the water, valley views.
Open-plan kitchen with all appliances and cookware — cook with local produce.
Book directly with the owner. No agency fees, no intermediaries.
The location
Volterra — 10 min · 5 km — your nearest hilltop town, 3,000 years of history
San Gimignano — 30 min · 23 km — the medieval town of towers
Siena — 1 h · 58 km — Gothic heart of Tuscany
Florence (Firenze) — 1 h 15 min · 79 km — the cradle of the Renaissance
Lucca — 1 h 10 min · 65 km — Renaissance walls you can walk atop
Pisa Airport (PSA) — 50 min · 65 km — easy arrival from most European cities

10 minutes from Volterra
“A landscape that seems painted rather than real.”
— The Brunelli Family

For families, friends, and celebrations
Perfect for groups
Two double bedrooms — comfortable for four guests, plus a sofa bed for two in the living room
Private pool — 6×3 m, for long Tuscan afternoons
Naturally cool — thick stone walls and two silent fans — no air conditioning needed
Direct booking — no agency fees — talk directly to the owner
Explore the region
From Casa Brunelli, you can fill every day with intention or empty all of them. Volterra is ten minutes away — Etruscan museum, alabaster workshops, medieval piazza, Roman theatre open to the summer sky. Florence and Siena are under 90 minutes. Free natural hot springs in the Tuscan hills, white truffle hunting in November, private wine tastings at estates that produce Italy’s greatest bottles, cooking classes in a Tuscan farmhouse kitchen — it’s all within easy reach.
Or you can choose the pool, a cold glass of Vernaccia, and the panorama of Volterra across the valley. Call that a perfect day. Tuscany never disappoints either way.
Etruscan museum, alabaster workshops, medieval piazza, and a Roman theatre open to the summer sky.
The Uffizi, the Duomo, the Ponte Vecchio — a full day in the capital of the Renaissance.
The Piazza del Campo, the Palio horse race, and some of the finest Gothic architecture in Italy.
The town of towers — medieval skyline, local Vernaccia wine, and narrow streets unchanged for centuries.
Renaissance walls you can walk atop, the birthplace of Puccini, and quiet piazzas off the tourist track.

Direct Booking
No agency commissions. No waiting. Direct confirmation from the owner.