A Different Side of Tuscany.
Stay inside a piece of Tuscan design history.
An extraordinary private home where a medieval tower meets 1970s Italian architecture. Just twenty minutes from Florence.
A private Tuscan retreat for up to 12 guests.
A Thousand Years. One Remarkable Transformation.
First recorded in 1070, Torre di Sopra began life as a medieval watchtower in the hills outside Florence.
In the 1970s, architect Bruno Sacchi transformed the abandoned building into his family home, introducing a bold modernist vision within its ancient stone walls.
Suspended staircases, unexpected perspectives and his distinctive tagli di luce, cuts of light, create a dialogue between past and present.
Still in the family today, Torre di Sopra invites guests to experience this remarkable house for themselves.
A House to Make Your Own.
Slow mornings. Long lunches. Records playing. Books left open. Evenings around the fire.
A place to gather with family and friends, cook, explore Florence, wander through the Tuscan hills or simply do very little at all.
Your Private Tuscan Retreat
Entire private home · Sleeps up to 12
20 minutes from Florence · Open year-round
Become Part of the Story.
A thousand years of history. A remarkable family home.
And a new chapter waiting to be written.