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
The house comfortably accommodates 12 guests, with space for up to 15
20 minutes from Florence
Become Part of the Story.
A thousand years of history. A remarkable family home.
And a new chapter waiting to be written.