Casa Newton
Tuscany, Italy
Nestled in the rolling hills of the Val d’Orcia, near Pienza, Casa Newton combines the charm of a historic Tuscan country house with contemporary elegance. Originally built in 1846, the villa has been thoughtfully restored and now offers nine rooms and suites in the main house, alongside two private garden suites. Surrounded by expansive gardens, vineyards and the unmistakable beauty of the Tuscan countryside, Casa Newton offers a special retreat where hospitality, indulgence and the joy of living take centre stage. Casa Newton is a house with soul and a distinctive character of its own.
The interior concept, created by Swiss architect and interior designer Antonie Bertherat-Kioes, brings together historic architecture, mid-century vintage furniture, bespoke woven wallpapers, distinctive ceramics and carefully curated design pieces. No two rooms are alike – each tells its own little story, filled with individual touches and thoughtful details. Warm colours, interesting textures and a charming blend of old and new create an atmosphere that feels artistic, personal and effortlessly relaxed. Ortus, Casa Newton’s restaurant, celebrates the flavours of Tuscany through a seasonal menu shaped by the estate’s two vegetable gardens. One sits directly in front of the restaurant, connecting the dining experience to the ingredients on the plate. Freshly harvested vegetables, herbs and carefully selected local produce inspire the kitchen, complemented by wines from their own winery, Fabbrica Pienza.
Location
Casa Newton is nestled in the enchanting rolling hills of the Val d’Orcia, between Pienza and Montepulciano, in the heart of southern Tuscany. The surrounding landscape is characterised by gentle hills, sprawling vineyards, olive groves and the iconic cypress-lined roads that make this region so distinctive. Just a short drive away, the historic town of Pienza invites visitors to wander through its romantic streets, admire its Renaissance architecture and explore charming local delicatessens. Montepulciano and Montalcino are equally wonderful destinations, renowned for their medieval town centres and traditional wineries. Other highlights include the famous Vitaleta Chapel and the picturesque villages of San Quirico d’Orcia and Monticchiello. Whether enjoying a wine tasting, taking a scenic drive through the countryside or exploring the region’s historic landscapes, the Val d’Orcia reveals the very best of Tuscan life. Florence Airport is the nearest airport, approximately 124 km away.
Highlights
- Outdoor infinity pool
- Ortus Restaurant
- Il Cervo Restaurant
- Casa Newton Bar
- Sauna and gym
- Wine and olive oil tastings
- Concierge service
- Synthetic grass tennis court
- Croquet lawn & Bocce court
From 537 € per night