The villa is located in Castiglione della Pescaia in the province of Grosseto on the coast of Tuscany and it is surrounded by the beautiful pine forest of Roccamare and a beach. In addition to the wonders of the nature there, the villa has a lot of privacy and guaranteed security thanks to its 24 hour-a-day, year-round surveillance.
The villa is technically a bungalow all on one level (in addition to the basement) and it measures up to 230 m2 (2475 sq ft), with the possibility to build a pool and expand the property by 20% if you want to start a project in the house.
The main entrance leads into the large living-dining room that has a lot of beautiful natural light coming in through two large windows that connect the living room with the front porch and a large garden. From the living room you can access both the kitchen with an independent exit and the long corridor that connects the 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.
Continuing our tour we find a basement that is connected to the house with internal and external stairs. In the basement there are two rooms with a bathroom, laundry room, closet and your own private sauna.
The house is surrounded by an enormous garden of 5000 square metres, over 50,000 square feet, embellished with pine trees that allow you to enjoy and relax in a pleasent climate of the Tuscan coast. Another amazing thing about the location of the villa: walking along the paths of Pinewood of Roccamare, you can find a private beach with crystal clear waters just 400 metres away!
This villa is perfect for lovers of the outdoors – it even comes with a wooden gazebo and a canopy with a table and benches. Here you will never get bored of wondering around the gardens, sun bathing at the private beach right next to the property, and sitting outside enjoying the views.
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