A Villa in Tuscany.

This article presents the author's experiences. She says that she and her colleagues found other European habitations, by looking at classified advertisements of a few London papers. They found for example, a 400-year old stone peasant cottage. That describes the Dordogne house, in a village of 45 people, according to the author. The author further says that there is a farm in the Costwolds where the author and her colleagues spent three weeks in the year 1973, and there also is last summer's villa in Tuscany, where they spent two weeks in what are called Sienese hills. In short the places where the Britishers locate are very nearly guaranteed to be sunny, remote, clean, comfortable, authentic, private and esthetically thrilling. The author also describes about the village of Montepulciano in Tuscany.