
The ancient stone façade of Il Pozzo rises behind a stepping stone pathway, its terracotta roof tiles and weathered masonry framing an expansive view across the Val d'Orcia countryside.

A sleek rectangular outdoor pool stretches across a stone terrace at Il Pozzo, lined with cushioned sun loungers and large parasols set against the rolling hills of the Tuscan valley.

A covered poolside lounge at Il Pozzo features cream-cushioned wicker sofas arranged beneath a retractable canopy, with open views reaching across the Tuscan countryside beyond the terrace edge.
Il Pozzo is a nine-bedroom luxury villa in the Val d'Orcia, sitting on twelve hectares of Tuscan hillside above San Quirico d'Orcia with panoramic views across rolling countryside to the hilltop town of Pienza, 10km away. The property is a carefully restored 18th-century farmhouse, now run with a dedicated team of staff that includes a private chef, concierge and daily housekeeping, making it one of the most comprehensively serviced villas in the region. The chef sources ingredients directly from the estate's own vegetable beds, orchards and olive groves, and the house produces its own olive oil. Breakfast is included daily; the chef provides one main meal six days a week, with poolside barbecues available as an alternative. The 12m by 6m heated swimming pool is the social centre of the outdoor space, surrounded by well-furnished lounging and dining areas, hammocks strung between trees and an outdoor kitchen equipped with a pizza oven. For families, the grounds include a five-a-side football pitch, a playhouse with slide, swings, a seesaw, a boules court and a basketball net. The nine bedrooms are spread across the main house and a private annexe, sleeping up to 18 guests. Beyond the property, the Val d'Orcia is among Tuscany's most celebrated landscapes, with Pienza, Montalcino, Montepulciano and Siena all within an hour's drive. Il Pozzo is listed through CV Villas as part of their ABOVE collection.
See the full property →Best time to visit
Late spring and early autumn are the strongest periods for the Val d'Orcia: May and June bring the iconic golden wheat fields and wild flowers, while September and October offer the grape and olive harvests, lower temperatures and fewer visitors. Summer is warm and busy, with July and August the peak months. The pool is open from late March to early November. Winter is mild but most cultural attractions remain accessible year-round.
01The Architecture
Il Pozzo is a restored 18th-century Tuscan farmhouse, and the restoration has preserved the building's original agricultural character while integrating contemporary comfort throughout. The main house is arranged across multiple levels, with the ground floor opening directly onto gardens and terrace spaces. A separate annexe accommodates two further bedrooms, giving large groups a degree of separation if wanted. The property…
02The Interior
The interior of Il Pozzo balances the farmhouse's original character with deliberately modern additions. The kitchen is fitted in stainless steel, giving it a professional feel appropriate for a property with in-house chef service. The main sitting room has a full window wall opening onto the garden, which makes the boundary between interior and exterior feel permeable. Each of the…
03The Outdoor
Twelve hectares of Tuscan hillside surround the villa, encompassing orchards, olive groves, vegetable beds, lawns and formal garden areas. The 12m by 6m swimming pool is heated and open from late March to early November, with an electric cover and built-in steps. Surrounding the pool are furnished lounging and dining areas, along with an outdoor kitchen equipped with a gas…
04The Location
Il Pozzo sits in the Val d'Orcia, the UNESCO World Heritage landscape between Siena and Monte Amiata that defines many people's mental image of Tuscany: cypress-lined roads, pale clay hills and medieval hilltowns on every horizon. San Quirico d'Orcia, the nearest town, is 9.4km away and has shops, restaurants, a pharmacy and padel courts. Pienza, the Renaissance ideal city rebuilt…
05Ideal For
Il Pozzo is designed for large multigenerational groups and extended families of up to 18. The combination of staffed chef service, a dedicated children's play area, a five-a-side pitch and a heated pool makes it particularly well suited to families with children of mixed ages. The annexe bedrooms give older children or grandparents a measure of independence. Couples or small…
Amenities
TheChosenStay's Guide
dining
Osteria di Trequanda
A respected, long-standing trattoria in the village of Trequanda serving Sienese classics with local Crete Senesi ingredients. Book ahead at weekends; it fills quickly with Italians from Siena and Arezzo.
25 minutes by car
experience
Brunello wine tasting in Montalcino
Montalcino is 22km from the villa and produces Brunello di Montalcino, one of Italy's most celebrated red wines. Several estates offer private cellar tastings by appointment, including Biondi-Santi, whose archive vintages date back to the 19th century.
25 minutes by car
wellness
Bagno Vignoni thermal baths
The historic thermal spring at Bagno Vignoni sits in a Renaissance piazza rather than a conventional town square, and the surrounding area has several thermal pools open to the public and to hotel day guests. An easy half-day from the villa at 23km.
25 minutes by car
Starting from
£18,172 / week
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8.1 / 10Key Amenities
- Private Pool
- Private Chef
- Mountain View
- Gym
- Concierge
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