Destino Villa
Idyllic ocean front luxury villa with all amenities in Tuscany's Maremma territory famous for super-Tuscan wines. Picnic at the beach, lounge by the pool, immerse yourself in prime coastal Tuscany.
Perfect for the Mediterranean climate, the expansive and lushly landscaped Destino Villa is what Tuscany dreams are made of, topped off with a private pool and beach access.
Location
Enjoy this part of the Maremma where Italian aristocrats and, lately, celebrities summer. This villa is in an area where you can walk to a small town where there are some shops and a restaurant.
Besides the joys of relaxing on the property, there are many wonderful places to visit while in the Maremma. The famous village of Bolgeri is nearby.
It is a bit more than hour to reach the stunning scenery of the coastal Maremma Regional Park. A beautiful place to enjoy a walk on some of its many trails. There are trails good for families and others for master hikers.
Within the park, watch for the Maremma butteri, the horsemen of the rugged coast of Tuscany. Their traditions date to Etruscan times, herding the distinctive and ancient breed of cattle of marshes.
This is the land of the Etruscans, the civilization that dominated central Italy before the rise of the Latins, the Romans. The Etruscans, or Tusci as the Romans called them, passed along the arch and writing together with a love of art and beauty to the eventual Roman empire. Be sure to visit some of the Etruscan sites in the area. Vetulonia, Populonia, Capalbio, Pitigliano, Sovana and Saturnia are some of them.
Exterior
As the driveway gates open, you are welcomed to a lush, green estate. There are is one other house on the property as well as the caretaker's home. The grounds are richly planted with fruit trees, fragrant flowers, olive trees and iconic umbrella pines tower above providing shade.
Stretching behind the villa is a view of the dunes, greenery and the gorgeous blue Mediterranean waters. A magnificent terrace, pool house and sparkling swimming pool complete this perfect picture. Past the pool is a private path to the beach.
Interior
A classically elegant villa in a old-world stye with modern bathroom and kitchen facilities is everything you can dream of in a Tuscany seaside villa.
Gracefully arched windows on two sides of the large living room bring the outside in. Several seating areas provide many options for relaxing and socializing. Beautiful and tasteful decorative touches throughout this room reflect the refined taste of the distinguished noble family the owns the villa, which as hosted dignitaries and even a few celebrities including the dashing George Clooney!
Beyond the living room is the main terrace, which is where you will likely spend a good part of your time, that is when you're not off exploring the wonders of the Maremma, wine tasting, dining on Tuscan cuisine, beach going or swimming in the pool. If you really want to spoil yourselves, you can have the housekeeper prepare a delicious picnic basket and the groundskeeper will bring it down to the beach for you.
A true cook's kitchen, laundry room and powder room are also located on this floor.
Upstairs are the bedrooms, topped by a third floor with a charming children's playroom and kitchenette.
Things To Note
Neighborhood: Maremma Bolgheri
Size: 6458 sq ft/600 m2
Accessibility/Security: There are no alarms for the pool, guests are fully responsible for safety of all.
Payment: Upon reserving, 30% of the total rental is non-refundable.
€4000 damage deposit, refundable less damages, paid in cash on arrival or preauthorized to credit card.
Utilites/Taxes: Heat and A/C dates on/off and daily cycles are set by government.
Hospitality tax is paid in cash on arrival. Go to www.italyperfect.com/tax for current rate.
Sound: There is a camp nearby that has music evenings from 9pm to midnight. It has disturbed some guests and others don't notice
Check In/Out: Check in is from 5pm. Check out is 10am.
Booking period: High and Mid-season rentals are Saturday to Saturday. Shorter stays may be possible upon request for other seasons.
Room Details
Room | Beds | Details |
---|---|---|
Bedroom 1 | King (1) |
King bed (71in x 79in; 180cm x 200cm) |
Bedroom 2 | King (1) |
King bed (71in x 79in; 180cm x 200cm) |
Bedroom 3 | King (1) |
King bed (71in x 79in; 180cm x 200cm) |
Bedroom 4 | King (1) |
King bed (71in x 79in; 180cm x 200cm) |
Bedroom 5 | Extra-Wide Queen (1) |
Extra-wide queen bed (63in x 79in; 160cm x 200cm) |
Bedroom 6 | Extra-Wide Queen (1) |
Extra-wide queen bed (63in x 79in; 160cm x 200cm) |
Bathroom 1 | Shower, toilet and sink | |
Bathroom 2 (en suite to Bedroom 2) | Shower, toilet and sink | |
Bathroom 3 (en suite to Bedroom 3) | Shower, toilet and sink | |
Bathroom 4 (en suite to Bedroom 4) | Combination bathtub/shower, toilet and sink | |
Bathroom 5 (en suite to Bedroom 5) | Combination bathtub/shower, toilet and sink | |
Bathroom 6 (en suite to Bedroom 6) | Combination bathtub/shower, toilet and sink | |
Half Bath | Toilet and sink |
- Kitchen
- Fully Equipped
- Dishwasher
- Kettle
- Microwave
- Oven
- Stovetop
- Refrigerator
- Private Entrance
- Hairdryer
- WiFi
- TV - Limited English Programs
- Heating
- A/C
- No Dryer
- Terrace
- Pool
- Balcony/Terrace
- Pool
- Air Conditioning
Kitchen
Accessibility
Bathroom
Connectivity/Entertainment
Heating/Cooling
Laundry
Outdoor
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Things to See & Do
Marina di Bibbona, San Vincenzo Beaches (10 km Distance)
One of the most popular resort areas on the Etruscan coastline. Long sandy beach with a shady juniper border. Some beaches are public and others private. Town has a fort, restaurants and shops.
Piombino (45 km Distance)
On a seaside promontory, the historic center has a defensive wall with work by Leonardo da Vinci. Fine monuments, beautiful churches, important archeological collections from pre-historic, Etruscan and Roman times. Restaurants and shops.
Volterra (60 km Distance)
Ancient hilltown (dates from @ 800 BC) with an impressive defensive wall and a peculiar layout. Roman amphitheater and Etruscan acropolis, great churches, Etruscan walls, gate and musuem collection. Famous for alabaster carving. Fine restaurants.
Massa Marittima (65 km Distance)
Panoramic views of the Tuscan countryside from a beautiful ancient village. Especially fine medieval architecture.
Pisa (65 km Distance)
Of course, you must visit this great town and climb the leaning tower! The cathedral is excellent. Take a tour. Home of Galileo. Ancient enemy of Florence and source of its salt with the consequence that Florentine bread has not salt, to this day, resulting in many Florentine dishes containing stale bread.
San Gimignano (80 km Distance)
Stunning town that bristles with 14 medieval tower-homes that remain from the original 72. UNESCO World Heritage Site. Famous for its saffron and wine Vernaccia.
Florence (120 km Distance)
Capital of Tuscany, home of the Renaissance. Architecture and art. Food and shopping galore.
Cinque Terre/La Spezia (140 km Distance)
Five film-set villages on the Italian Riviera that have never seen an automobile. Pastel houses tumble down a slope to the harbor with fishing boats. Ramble between villages along the cliff trail or by train.