Villa en Massa Marittima

Property Details Surface area – 196 sqm + 47 sqm of portico Land – 7,065 sqm Cadastral category – A/7 R.C. – €1,360.86 Energy rating – G Year of construction – 2000 Bedrooms – 2 Bathrooms – 2 GENERAL DESCRIPTION Magnificent stone villa built in 2000, offering a breathtaking panoramic view over the Gulf of Follonica and the enchanting island of Montecristo, jewel of the Tuscan Archipelago. From the rear of the property, one can admire the beautiful medieval town of Massa Marittima, one of the most fascinating villages in the Maremma region. This villa embodies the essence of the authentic Tuscan dream — surrounded by the region’s gentle hills, and complemented by a private vineyard and olive grove of great charm. The property also includes a large swimming pool, measuring approximately 17 x 8.5 meters with a variable depth from 1.10 m to 1.60 m, perfect for relaxing moments immersed in the beauty of nature. The villa was designed and built by the current owner, a professional builder, ensuring outstanding structural quality, excellent materials, and meticulous attention to detail. The house is entirely free from humidity or structural defects — every stone was carefully placed to guarantee lasting solidity and timeless beauty. An exclusive luxury residence, ideal for those seeking a private and panoramic setting, close to both the sea and the historic center of Massa Marittima. It offers the perfect size to welcome family and friends, without the burden of excessive land maintenance. A refined and harmonious retreat, where privacy, comfort, and landscape come together beautifully. PROPERTY LAYOUT Ground floor: large garage for two vehicles, spacious portico, fully equipped kitchen, large living room, bathroom. First floor: three bedrooms, one large bathroom. Outdoor areas: swimming pool, pizza oven, outdoor shower, pool technical room, and wine cellar. THE VILLAGE Massa Marittima is a captivating medieval town nestled among the rolling hills of the Tuscan Maremma, famous for its magnificent Cathedral of San Cerbone and its perfectly preserved historic center. What to do: stroll through its cobblestone streets, visit museums and historic monuments, explore its mining heritage, or enjoy hiking and cycling in the surrounding countryside. The town boasts a strategic location, only 20 minutes from the sea, with the beautiful beaches of the Gulf of Follonica easily reachable. Cala Violina, one of Tuscany’s most stunning coves, is about a 30-minute drive away. Excellent connections to Tuscany’s main art cities: Siena: about 1 hour Pisa: about 1 hour and 30 minutes Florence: about 2 hours