Torre Di Sopra
Where History, Architecture and Nature Meet
A private villa surrounded by olive trees and gardens made for connection.
Lovingly restored by architect Bruno Sacchi, Torre di Sopra is both medieval and modern — where 1300s frescoes meet the clean geometry of 1970s Italian design.
Just 20 minutes from Florence,
Torre di Sopra is a place for family gatherings, creative retreats and slow Tuscan living.
The house comfortably accommodates 12 guests, with space for up to 15.
Room to be together. Space to be alone
Life at Torre di Sopra
Long lunches beneath the loggia. Afternoons by the saltwater pool. Evenings around the fire. Quiet corners to read, paint or simply watch the light move across ancient walls.
A house designed to be lived in.
The cube bedroom
One of Bruno Sacchi's most playful architectural interventions.
Twin beds sit above a compact study and bathroom, creating a miniature world of its own. Large blackboards invite sketches, ideas and imagination.
The Garden
Rooted in centuries of history, the garden is a living sanctuary shaped by Jane Sacchi.
Olive groves, wildflowers and winding paths change with the seasons, inviting guests to slow down, explore and reconnect with nature.
