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La Bandita Townhouse
the sweetness of village life.
THE SHEEP COMES TO TOWN
Thirteen years ago, I gave up my job in New York chasing rock stars around the world with Sony music, and moved to Tuscany with a crazy idea to open a small country hotel. It’s been an amazing experience, and I’ve never looked back.
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Last year, owner John voigtmann opened a centro storico version of his tuscan dream in a former palazzo and convent in Pienza, one of the region’s most beautiful hill towns. > Download
New York-raised hotelier John Voigtmann has good instincts. When he came across an abandoned farmhouse in Tuscany’s Val d’Orcia in 2001, he realised it offered a far better chance of fulfilment than his job as a record-company executive. Six years later, that farmhouse opened as La Bandita, a stylish, eight-bedroom retreat, and it proved hugely popular. > Download
Sitting in the rolling hills of southern Tuscany’s Val d’Orcia, the Townhouse oers easy access to the nearby wine capitals of Montalcino and Montepulciano, with their Old World tasting rooms and ancient architecture. > Download