Why Tuscany?

Founder of Toscana Holiday Homes Felix Stewart first fell in love with Italy in 1997 when he first travelled to the region of Marche, bordered by the Adriatic Coast in the east and Tuscany and Umbria in the west.

"Of course I knew of Tuscany and Umbria, although I had never been to either and had never even heard of Marche."

"All that rapidly changed and I know spend as much time as I can enjoying the landscapes and the history of all three. Tuscany, Umbria and Marche are similar but so very distinctive.

"Together they form the heart of Italy and boast some of the most stunning scenery to compliment their wealth of art and culture and history.

"Today my love of central Italy is stronger than ever and I still wonder at its people and places - the beautiful medieval towns, rolling hills, secret valleys and miles upon miles of beautiful coastline - and its strong traditions and superb cuisine.

"Having fallen in love with the area I introduced it to my brothers and sister, who are now regular visitors with their families.

But organising much of their accommodation I discovered suitable places to stay were not always easy to find. So I resolved to make it easier for people to come and enjoy Tuscany, staying in one of its many wonderfully restored properties, and the result is Toscana Holiday Homes."

Toscana Holiday Homes has a small, professional team dedicated to providing our clients with the type of holiday experience we would wish for ourselves in a part of Italy which we love with a passion.

We promise you a personal service to help you choose your ideal holiday house, villa or apartment in Tuscany.

All our properties have been personally selected and we can advise which may suit you best, in terms of location, atmosphere and character, facilities provided and what level of support you desire from the owners or whether you prefer total independence.

To make planning your holiday as easy as possible don't hesitate to email or call us with any queries and we will respond by email or phone within one working day.