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Three hundred square metres over two floors, with a period drawing room, private panoramic terrace and five bedrooms.

Three exclusive apartments in an Art Nouveau villa set in a century-old park, three kilometres from Piazza del Campo.

Built in 1931 by the renowned architect Vittorio Mariani, Villa Elvira is surrounded by a lush century-old garden and offers breathtaking views over the Tuscan countryside and the historic city of Siena.
Inside, refined and welcoming spaces tell a story of elegance: period furnishings, original details and carefully curated artworks make every corner unique. Perfect for families, groups of friends, or anyone seeking an escape of authentic charm, Villa Elvira promises an unforgettable stay.
It is also the perfect setting for ceremonies, exclusive events, photo shoots and film productions — every occasion becomes an experience to remember.
Booking on this website means dealing directly with us. No intermediary means no commission, and that margin stays with you.
Booking here means no intermediary commission, and the list price is the lowest we offer. If you find a better price elsewhere for the same dates, write to us: we will match it.
A full refund up to 14 days before check-in. On the platforms, a rate this flexible usually costs more.
No call centre: we answer personally, on WhatsApp, in Italian, English, French and Spanish.
Seventy seconds across the park, the interiors and the skyline of Siena.

Each apartment has its own character, its original furnishings and its own outlook over the park. They can be combined, or booked together for exclusive use of the entire villa.

Three hundred square metres over two floors, with a period drawing room, private panoramic terrace and five bedrooms.

One hundred and forty square metres with a solid-wood kitchen, period drawing room and a private loggia over the garden.

An independent guesthouse over two floors, with views of the Torre del Mangia and the Duomo from the bedroom.
You are in the true heart of Tuscany, where every hill, path and village tells a centuries-old story — between the legacy of the Renaissance and the untouched beauty of nature.
Walk or cycle along the ancient routes of the Via Francigena, through woods, Romanesque churches and vistas that look like they have stepped out of a painting. And let yourself be guided through the region’s prestigious wineries, where some of Tuscany’s most renowned wines are born.

Cooking classes, wine tastings, open-air painting lessons, rejuvenating massages: curated experiences arranged with our trusted partners.





Beneath the villa lies a secret shelter sixty metres long, brought back to light in 2024. Within these walls a suitcase of Sapori advertising film reels and a work by Piero Sadun — now at Santa Maria della Scala — were rediscovered.
What we wish we had known before our first time in Siena.

Inside the walls or just outside? An honest guide to where to stay in Siena, with the real trade-offs: noise, parking and distance from Piazza del Campo.

A three-day itinerary for Siena alternating the historic centre, museums and countryside, with realistic timings and the best hours to visit each place.

The Palio runs on 2 July and 16 August. What happens in the days before, where to watch the race, and why you should book months ahead.

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