Torre Di Sopra Design Retreat near Florence
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, the villa is a perfect home base for family gatherings, creative retreats, and slow Tuscan living.
The house comfortably accommodates 12 guests (8 in four double rooms and 4 in singles), with three additional beds for flexible sleeping — up to 15 guests in total.
It offers room to be together — and space to be alone.
A home for dreamers, makers, and lovers of light.
Life at Torre di Sopra
Long dining tables and a generous kitchen invite everyone to cook, share, and linger.
Relaxation zones throughout the villa provide quiet corners for reading, sketching, or reflection.
The salt-water pool, large stone fireplace, and panoramic views create a rhythm that shifts beautifully with the seasons.
Inside, you’ll find musical instruments, art supplies, and space to create — echoes of the creative spirit that has lived here for centuries.
The Creative cube bedroom
A playful architectural gem: two twin beds above, a bathroom below, and a study corner with huge blackboards for sketching ideas. Perfect for curious minds and young artists aged 6 and up.
A garden to explore
Rooted in centuries of history, the garden is a living sanctuary — olive groves, fragrant hedges, gravel paths and wildflowers shaped by Tuscan light. It is a place to pause, recharge, and reconnect with nature and yourself.
Take a moment to explore the garden.
Not your typical Italian villa garden this one’s alive, untamed, and always in season.
Created with love and dedication by Jane Sacchi,
it’s a living artwork where wildflowers, herbs, and olive trees dance in the Tuscan light.
An ever-changing Botticelli Primavera
lush in spring, golden in autumn, and quietly magical year-round.
Discover Jane’s Tuscan Garden
