Villa in Radda in Chianti
Reasons to book
About this villa rental
Perched in a commanding position between Siena and Florence, the villa’s ancient watchtower was originally built 450 years ago as a strategic outpost to guard Siena. From here, guests enjoy some of the most breathtaking panoramas in all of Chianti—sweeping vineyard-clad hills bathed in golden light at sunset.
The property has a rich history: once a noble residence, community gathering place, and centre for winemaking and olive pressing. Today, it has been meticulously restored over five years with the finest Tuscan artisans, reviving centuries-old stone walls, handmade terracotta floors, vaulted ceilings, and Renaissance-inspired detailing. Each of the villa’s suites is individually styled in soft hues of blue, pink, green, yellow, or ivory, each adorned with curated artworks and unique furnishings to create its own distinct atmosphere.
While steeped in history, the villa offers every modern comfort. A fully integrated Loxone smart home system, sleek ambient lighting, underfloor radiant heating and cooling, and discreet contemporary finishes blend seamlessly with its timeless architecture. Handcrafted arches, artisan lamps, and locally sourced tiles evoke the priceless spirit of Tuscany, while antique and bespoke furnishings complete the refined interiors.
Outdoors, guests can unwind by the swimming pool, enjoy al fresco dining beneath covered verandas, and spread out across panoramic terraces, covered dining areas, and intimate lounges—all set within manicured gardens softly illuminated in the evening. The expansive lawn offers both a serene retreat and an elegant setting for private celebrations.
Just 400 metres away lies the medieval village of Radda in Chianti, famed for its world-class wines, cycling routes, and vibrant cultural festivals. Cafés, restaurants, and local markets are within walking distance, while the villa’s private service entrance and parking ensure both convenience and discretion.
Perfectly positioned between Siena, Florence, and San Gimignano, Le Rondini is more than a holiday home—it is a living piece of Tuscan history, meticulously revived to offer an unforgettable and authentically luxurious escape.






















