Agrotourism in Maremma by the Sea

In one of the most astonishing and authentic areas of Tuscany, amidst the untouched landscapes of Maremma, near the famous bays of Cala Violina and Cala Civetta, lies a unique countryside estate that harmoniously integrates into a protected natural zone with a history dating back to the early Middle Ages.

The estate occupies a dominant position, offering inspiring views of the hills and coastal plains. Here, a true atmosphere of Tuscan seclusion prevails: the soft light, the whisper of olive groves, and the aromas of Mediterranean flora create a unique sense of peace and solitude.

The plot of land, covering approximately 10 hectares, includes fertile agricultural land, well-maintained olive groves with over 200 trees, and a fruit orchard. This space offers a rare combination of natural beauty and functionality, making it ideal for both a private residence and the development of high-end agrotourism.

The stone house from the 19th century, expertly restored in 2001, is a prime example of traditional Tuscan architecture. The interior retains authentic elements — ceilings with exposed wooden beams and handmade terracotta floors that highlight the exquisite simplicity and nobility of the space.

The total area of the residence is approximately 254 sq.m and includes four independent apartments, each thoughtfully designed: cozy living rooms with fireplaces, bright bedrooms, functional kitchens, and intimate relaxation areas. The ensemble is complemented by utility buildings, including a garage and storage spaces. Water supply is provided both from the aqueduct and a private well, ensuring autonomy and comfort.

The location of the property combines seclusion with excellent transport accessibility. Prestigious resorts such as Castiglione della Pescaia, Follonica, and Punta Ala are just a few kilometers away. The walking distance to the beaches of the Bandite di Scarlino nature reserve adds special value to the property.

The Scarlino region is renowned for its refined atmosphere: wineries, high-end gastronomy, and proximity to the sea create a unique lifestyle. Convenient connections to Pisa and maritime ports, including Piombino, provide access to the islands of the Tuscan archipelago.

This rare offering combines historical heritage, natural harmony, and high investment potential — a true embodiment of the Tuscan dream.

Additionally, there is an opportunity to acquire a nearby agrotourism property, with the possibility of merging the two properties into one ownership.