Tuscany Villa 9246

Close to the border with Lazio, the Maremma coast, just an hour and a half from Rome, remains one of Italy’s hidden gems, yet it holds a special allure for the rich and famous.
This region of Tuscany has been compared to a “more rugged version of the Côte d’Azur”. It offers a wealth of attractions to explore, including art, wellness and spa facilities, gastronomic delights, golf courses, and beachfront activities, all within easy reach.

Situated in the province of Grosseto, in the prestigious Capalbio area, nestled amidst a serene estate of one and half hectare of manicured land, this villa epitomizes luxury living for those seeking quality time with loved ones while indulging in a variety of interests.

Surrounded by the breathtaking natural beauty of the landscape, it provides the perfect setting for rejuvenating mind, body, and soul.

Living Space

• The villa’s aesthetics trend towards light, bright, and elegant.
• The light-colored beamed ceilings combined with neutral tones, travertine surfaces, and golden wood optimize the natural light giving the villa a fresh and inviting feel.
• Flanked by the two sleeping quarters, the center of this floor features an expansive and elegant living room (1000 sqf), with massive fireplace and several conversation areas, well-appointed with plush seating and high-end quality furniture.
• This space is ideal for entertaining and gathering with loved ones.
• A room with a large screen smart TV, a generous fully equipped Tuscan kitchen, complete with a rectangle table that adds a cozy touch to the room, next to inviting dining spaces both indoors and al fresco, and a guest bathroom complete this floor.

Outdoor

• The villa boasts meticulously manicured vegetation enveloping its surroundings.
• A tastefully adorned patio, complete with seating and dining arrangements, offers the ideal setting to enjoy hours of fresh air.
• Ahead lies a lawn dotted with olive trees, enhancing the tranquil ambiance of the outdoors.
• Leading down to the pool terrace, an infinity-edge private swimming pool ensures a cooling respite during the hot summer days.
• Adjacent to the pool, a pool house featuring a kitchen stands ready to cater light luncheons or snacks and drinks while basking in the sun.
• For evenings filled with fun, indulge in freshly prepared pizza from the outdoor wood-burning oven.
• Additionally, a vegetable garden is at guests’ disposal, providing access to a bounty of fresh, wholesome produce.

Bedrooms

• Queen bedroom 1: with ensuite bathroom with tub/ hand-held shower, located at ground floor
• Twin bedroom 2: with ensuite bathroom with tub and separate shower, located at ground floor
• Twin bedroom 3: with ensuite bathroom with tub/ hand-held shower, located at ground floor
• Bedroom 4: with two bunk beds with shared bathroom with shower – suitable for teenagers, located at ground floor
• Bedroom 5: with two bunk beds with shared bathroom with shower – suitable for teenagers, located at ground floor
• King Master suite 6: with office, ensuite bathroom with tub and separate shower stall – direct access to private panoramic terrace, located at first floor

Features

• Private infinity-edge swimming pool (20m x 6m)
  
• A/C in the bedrooms,
• Wi-Fi
• Dishwasher
• Washer and dryer
• Hairdryers
• 2 large smart TVs
• Wood burning BBQ and pizza oven
• Vegetable garden
• Helipad
• Foosball field
• Table tennis
• Security system
• Ample parking

Included in the rate

• Electricity, A/C, heating, water, gas and final cleaning
• Daily housekeep service with mid-week change of bed and bath linens
• Cook service provided by the villa staff
• Wi-Fi Internet
• Garden and pool maintenance

Location

• This lovely area of Italy sits between Rome and Pisa, offering expansive, breathtaking views of the islands of Giglio and Elba.
• Highlights of the area include the unspoiled fishing village of Castiglione della Pescaia, endless stretches of dreamy sandy beaches and the medieval cobble-stoned village of Massa Marittima – lately becoming more and more popular and home to many international artists and socialites.
• Also worth a visit is the magical and mysterious city of Volterra, with its roots in three thousand years of history.
• We also strongly recommend visits to the towns of Populonia and Baratti, Suvereto, Campiglia Marittima, Castagneto Carducci, Bolgheri, and the chic harbor of Punta Ala.
• Boat rentals for cruising around the coast and private tours of the region's many acclaimed wineries can be arranged through our concierge.

Where to Eat

• Taverna del Vecchio Borgo: Recommended for its appetizers and grilled meat. Very good wine list. Tuscan dishes in a very nice atmosphere
• Trattoria Toscana: Traditional Tuscan cuisine based on regional products, as well as excellent seafood, interpreted by Alain Ducasse with simplicity and authenticity. Not suitable for children
• Vittorio (Seafood specialties) - Located at Puntone’s marina. A very good seafood restaurant with outdoor tables and sea view. Suitable for children. Entrées are particularly tasty, as well as the fried small mullets (frittura di trigliette).

Where to Shop

• Antica Sartoria di Maremma: An artisan clothing store that has turned the traditional Maremman style of clothing into a fashion statement
• Caseificio Seggiano: to all cheese lovers
• Ornellaia: Bring home the famous Super Tuscan wine produced in this area
• Avequs: Handmade luxury bags and small leather goods
• Ceramiche D'Arte Creazioni: A great souvenir shop selling works by local artist Roberto Polidori

Distances

• Nearest Airport: Rome Fiumicino 1 h 34 min
• Nearest serviced town: Capalbio 18 min
• Nearest major city: Rome 2hr;
• Nearest beach 20 min