Maremma Farm House

The villa

Nestled between Lazio and Tuscany, just 800 metres from the sea, Maremma Farmhouse is a relaxing countryside escape where rustic charm meets modern comfort. Originally an overgrown farmhouse discovered by two brothers during the height of 2020, it has been lovingly restored to offer a calm, authentic retreat without losing its character. The villa is divided into two stylish apartments, each with two bedrooms, bathrooms, and open - plan living areas, ensuring both privacy and conviviality for families or groups of friends.

Inside, light - filled rooms combine natural tones, traditional textures, and contemporary furnishings, creating a warm yet elegant feel. Step outside and the farmhouse truly comes to life: a private swimming pool with a separate paddling pool invites lazy summer days, while expansive gardens dotted with olive trees and patios provide the perfect setting for outdoor meals and gatherings. The dependence, cleverly reimagined as a cosy lounge with optional extra sleeping space, adds flexibility and charm.

With sandy beaches a short stroll away, vineyards and medieval villages nearby, and a tranquil countryside setting, Maremma Farmhouse is the perfect base to reconnect with nature, discover local traditions, and share simple, memorable moments.

Maremma Farmhouse sits on the cusp of Lazio and Tuscany, surrounded by rolling fields, olive groves, and pine trees, with the sea just a ten - minute walk away. The area is celebrated for its unspoilt beaches, natural reserves, and the rugged beauty of Monte Argentario. From the villa, you can set off on countryside walks or enjoy quiet mornings exploring nearby villages, where local trattorias serve regional specialities and wines.

The wider Maremma region is rich in history, from Etruscan ruins to medieval hill towns, and offers outdoor pursuits such as horse riding, hiking, and coastal boat trips. Families will find both cultural attractions and natural adventures close at hand. Whether you’re sampling wines at a local vineyard, wandering cobbled streets, or watching the sun dip into the Tyrrhenian Sea, the farmhouse’s location strikes a balance between seclusion and access to authentic Italian experiences.