Featured Umbria Villas

La Spighetta

3 Bedrooms - Sleeps 6
from $ 5,943
Per Week
Infinity pool of La Spighetta, Umbria Pietralunga

A beautifully renovated family-sized stone farmhouse, tucked away off the beaten track in the heartlands of rural Umbria, surrounded by glorious views and mountainous landscape beyond.

Mandola Piccola

4 Bedrooms - Sleeps 8
from $ 7,320
Per Week
Swiming pool and the view from Mandola Piccola, umbria Collazzone (PG)

Mandola Piccola is a luxury Umbrian villa, close to the towns of Perugia and Todi and the famous wine region of Montefalco.

Bel Canto

3 Bedrooms - Sleeps 8
from $ 14,193
Per Week
Pool with sun lounger, coffee table, fruit, green grass and view of mountains and villa at Bel Canto in Umbria, Italy Perugia

Villa Bel Canto, with its private fenced garden and spectacular infinity pool overlooking the hills is ideal for families looking for a countryside escape away from the crowds.

Villa Arpeggio

8 Bedrooms - Sleeps 16
from $ 21,863
Per Week
The stunning landscape surrounding Villa Arpeggio. Perugia

Surrounded by beautiful landscaped gardens and with breath-taking views Villa Arpeggio is perfect for a memorable family reunion or an active holiday with a group of friends.

La Spiga

8 Bedrooms - Sleeps 12
from $ 16,381
Per Week
Aerial over the infinity pool of La Spiga, Umbria Pietralunga

Set in a valley in the heart of rural Umbria, La Spiga is superbly renovated and the idea location for a quiet, get-away-from-it-all holiday.

Villa del Conte

10 Bedrooms - Sleeps 20
from $ 35,896
Per Week
old stone buildings of villa del conte in umbria, Italy with 5 white sunbeds next to pool in front of gravel drive Perugia

Dating back to the 11th-century, this luxury villa sits majestically on a hilltop overlooking the Tiber valley, in the heart of the beautiful Umbrian countryside.

FAQs

  • What amenities can I expect in a luxury Umbria villa icon
    What amenities can I expect in a luxury Umbria villa?

    You can expect private pools, generous gardens, and a dedicated concierge service at all of our villas. Some villas also include private chefs, tennis or Padel courts, cinema rooms, and hot tubs.

  • How far is Umbria from Rome and Florence icon
    How far is Umbria from Rome and Florence?

    Depending on where your villa is located, Rome is around 2 hours away by car and Florence 2.5 hours.

  • Is Umbria good for a family villa holiday icon
    Is Umbria good for a family villa holiday?

    Absolutely. This part of Italy really gives you freedom to roam, with plenty of outdoor activities within easy reach. The villas here are also more affordable than in other regions, with plenty of space and generous gardens for children to play.

  • Do your Umbria villas come with air conditioning icon
    Do your Umbria villas come with air conditioning?

    Many villas do offer air conditioning, but – as traditional stone buildings naturally stay cool – not all of them require it. Please let us know if this is an important feature for you and we will recommend the perfect villa to meet your requirements.

  • Are there any food and wine experiences near your Umbria villas icon
    Are there any food and wine experiences near your Umbria villas?

    We can organise winery visits, private wine tastings, cookery classes, truffle hunting, pasta making, and olive oil tastings.

  • Can I hire a private chef for my villa in Umbria icon
    Can I hire a private chef for my villa in Umbria?

    Yes, we have a great network of trusted local chefs who can prepare some or all of your meals for you at your villa.

Ainoa, Red Savannah's Italian Villa specialist

For Ainoa, few places represent the ‘real Italy’ quite like Umbria. “Everyone who visits this region ends up falling in love with it. I cannot understand why more tourists don’t come here”. But this relative lack of tourism of course only adds to Umbria’s charm.

“Umbria offers some of the most quintessential Italian experiences you can think of. You can taste wine in glorious estates, discover picturesque towns steeped in history, and feast on delicious, seasonal cuisine.” The culinary scene is one of the aspects Ainoa loves most about Umbria. From the rich truffles that are abundant in the woodlands to the region’s signature porchetta – delicately roasted suckling pig – the food here has origins as historic as the land itself.

Above all though, it is Umbria’s glorious and unspoiled countryside that sets it apart for Ainoa. The feeling of having timeless Italian vistas entirely for yourself. It really is a region to revel in - before the masses eventually realise what they are missing.

INSIDER'S UMBRIA

Vineyards in Umbria at sunset

E-BIKING & WINE ESTATE TOUR

You can immerse yourself in glorious Umbrian countryside of vineyard-clad hills on a guided e-biking tour, followed by tastings and lunch in a local winery.

Streets lined with potted plants and hanging baskets in Montefalco, Umbria

DISCOVER THE CHARM OF MONTEFALCO

Referred to as ‘the balcony of Umbria’ due to its panoramic views, in this beautiful hill town you can enjoy rich history, frescoed churches, and exceptional wine.

A cooking class in Italy

PRIVATE WINE TOUR & COOKERY CLASS

An historic wine estate is the setting for you to learn the secrets of fine Italian cuisine, and experience a private guided tasting of some of the region’s best wines.

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