House with a beautiful sunset

A true gem, nestled among ancient alleyways in one of the most charming and authentic areas of the city of Cortona: this is Casa Bel Tramonto. Enveloped in a wonderful atmosphere that welcomes and charms its guests, the villa is a place of peace and tranquility, thanks in part to its beautiful, intimate garden—a true oasis of peace hidden among the stone buildings of the town center! Casa Bel Tramonto is a beautiful townhouse spread over a total of four floors: the entrance opens into the living room, which leads to the master bedroom with a double bed and an en-suite bathroom featuring a bathtub. The upper floor houses the sleeping area, consisting of two additional double bedrooms, each with a private bathroom featuring a shower stall. The bedrooms are all uniquely furnished with high-quality materials and fabrics and offer a beautiful view of the entire valley. From the main floor, a comfortable staircase—decorated with frescoes by a local artist—leads to the living area, which features a modern and functional kitchen and a dining room with a large dining table and a sofa with a TV. This room, along with the adjacent kitchen, is perfect for enjoying delicious group breakfasts. From there, a final short flight of stairs leads to the first floor with direct access to the terrace: here you’ll find a charming, spacious, and airy dining room and a second kitchen perfect for hosting dinners and small gatherings. The small garden is the heart of this splendid villa: a lawn interspersed with Tuscan terracotta pavers that extends across several terraces. The table and comfortable garden furniture will allow you to host your summer dinners while enjoying excellent Chianina beef and the finest local wines. Just a short walk from the villa is the center of Cortona, where you can enjoy excellent dinners at one of the traditional restaurants. Thanks to its ideal location, you can quickly reach art cities such as Siena, Florence, or Perugia. Also nearby are the charming and picturesque towns of Montepulciano; the Val d’Orcia, with Montalcino and Pienza and their scenic landscapes framed by rows of cypress trees; and the Chianti region, with its famous wine route dotted with castles and vineyards.