Location:

A charming coast and fairytale medieval fishing village. For many years, it held the record of the greatest number of visitors in all of the Maremma. This is thanks to the large number and high quality of the accommodations present, port infrastructures and its undeniable beauty. The walled medieval town, complete with towers, gates and a 15th-century castle, is perched on an outcropping of Monte Petriccio.

The nature reserve of the Diaccia Botrona is what remains of that area today. It is considered one of the most important areas of wetlands in Italy with a rare ecosystem of international importance.

Castiglione della Pescaia consists of a High City built on the hill that ends a chain of hills towards the sea, and of a Low City at the foot of the High
Castiglione is located in the South-Western portion of Tuscany, with a gorgeous view of the islands of Elba and Giglio, and of the promontory of Argentario. The hills that back the city slope into beautiful beaches that front the town in its entirety.

DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPERTY

A lovely seaside house over 3 levels with 2 terraces and garage at ground level, just minutes away from the famous sandy beach and pine forests. .The property has a lovely garden that includes trees/shrubs and plants.

The interior of the property composes fitted kitchen with dining area and lounge, bathroom and 3 bedrooms – 1 of which is a double, another with 2 single beds and the third a single bedroom.

The property is just in need of decorative works.

DISTANCES:

Punta Alla = 15 minutes
Beautiful coast resort with golf club

VETULONIA = 25 minutes
Vetulonia is one of the most important Etruscan cities, where one can visit the necropolis and the archeological
museum.

GROSSETO = 20 minutes
Provincial capital and 12th century city of the Griffin with its walls virtually intact. Compared with other beautiful cities such as Lucca, Ferrara and Bergamo. Grosseto is situated in one of the loveliest and wildest landscapes of Tuscany.

Maremma National Park – 40 minutes