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The whole estate

both houses · two pools 

up to 12 guests 

Some weeks are too important for one house.

Take La Vignaccia whole — the Colonica and the Fienile together, six bedrooms between them, two private pools, two gardens, and an olive grove to cross in between.

 

Twelve people, one estate, and no one else on it.

It suits the gatherings you plan a year ahead: three generations of one family, a milestone birthday, the friends who have finally found a week that works for everyone.

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Together but never on top of each other

The two houses stand a field apart, and that is the whole point.

Everyone eats together under the pergola as the sun goes down. Then the Colonica's eight drift back to their own pool and their own fire; the Fienile's four climb to theirs, high in the garden with the valley below. Children in one pool, grandparents in the other — or the other way around, by mid-week.

You are a group when you want to be, and a family or a couple again the moment you don't. Nobody is ever trapped in the same four walls, and nobody has to drive anywhere to find the others. It is the rarest thing to arrange for twelve people: closeness without crowding.

The reunion you keep meaning to organise

This is the estate for the week that matters - the family that gathers across three generations, the birthday with a zero in it, the friends scattered across countries who finally pick a date.

 

Bring everyone.

 

Two kitchens, two pools, and room enough that everyone can do their own thing and still meet for dinner.

 

You bring the people; the rest can be taken care of — the kind of week people are still talking about at the next one.

​​Emma can arrange a chef to cook dinner in the Colonica kitchen, a pasta class under the pergola, a tasting at a winery worth the short drive, extra housekeeping through the week, the fridge already stocked for the first evening.

You bring the people.

The rest can be taken care of.

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