Essenza hospitality
The homes

Eight houses, one way of hosting


Every home in our collection is personally chosen and cared for: real villages, houses with character, and the certainty of being known by name.

Cetona Tuscany

A medieval village at the foot of its mountain, among Italy’s most beautiful.

The terracotta terrace with outdoor lounge, olive tree and views over the Cetona valley Cetona · Tuscany

La Terrazza

6 guests 3 bedrooms 2 bathrooms

A stone house in the heart of the village, named after its best-loved feature: a terracotta terrace overlooking Cetona's rooftops and the valley, framed by an olive tree and flower pots.

Magnolia House amid the woods of Mount Cetona Cetona · Tuscany

Magnolia House

10 guests 5 bedrooms 5 bathrooms

An ancient Tuscan stone farmhouse on the slopes of Mount Cetona, renovated while preserving its eighteenth-century soul.

The cosy atmosphere of La Petite Maison, wood and stone Cetona · Tuscany

La Petite Maison

4 guests 1 bedroom 1 bathroom

In Cetona's historic centre, a little house with its own entrance that feels like an embrace: terracotta floors, wooden beams, a small garden for breakfast outside and a view sliding down the valley.

Inside La Macina di Modì Cetona · Tuscany

La Macina di Modì

5 guests 2 bedrooms 3 bathrooms

A name that tells a story of stone and craft, for a home that today grinds out nothing but relaxation: a bright hundred and thirty square metres with a balcony, a kitchen complete with dishwasher and oven, and a bathtub for a slow soak after a day exploring the villages.

The spaces of Aiuola133 Cetona · Tuscany

Aiuola133

4 guests 2 bedrooms 2 bathrooms

An address that became a name, for a holiday home with a contemporary character: ninety square metres with two bedrooms and two bathrooms, a patio for lunches outdoors, a garden with terrace and the shared pool with Mount Cetona as its backdrop.

Il Mulino della Quercia in the Cetona countryside Cetona · Tuscany

Il Mulino della Quercia

4 guests 2 bedrooms 1 bathroom

Where grain was once milled, guests now slow down: an ancient stone-and-brick mill, carefully restored, set in Cetona's medieval countryside and watched over by the centuries-old oaks that give the property its name.