In Assassin's Creed, what is the name of Ezio Auditore's family villa in Tuscany?

Ezio Auditore's family villa in Tuscany is called Villa Auditore in Assassin's Creed II.

The villa stands in Monteriggioni and becomes an important headquarters after Ezio leaves Florence. His uncle Mario Auditore controls the town and introduces Ezio to the wider Assassin conflict. The building serves as a residence, meeting place, and place where the player can invest in upgrades and restore local businesses.

Villa Auditore is also the center of the game's settlement-management system. Players can renovate shops and landmarks around Monteriggioni, increasing the town's income. The improvements unlock useful services and make the villa a recognizable symbol of Ezio's growing influence.

The location is often called the Monteriggioni villa because of its setting, but its canonical family name is Villa Auditore. Monteriggioni itself is a fortified hill town in Tuscany, not the name of the house. The villa also returns in later portions of Ezio's story and is closely tied to the Auditore family legacy.