Boscalma

Property Description

The Maremma region of southern Tuscany enchants with its pristine beauty, blending rolling hills, vineyards, and an untouched coastline. This captivating area harmonizes nature, culture, and tradition, offering a serene retreat for discerning travelers. Its landscape is a patchwork of lush fields, olive groves, and ancient forests, punctuated by medieval villages that evoke a sense of timelessness. Known as the “Little Athens” of Tuscany, Capalbio symbolizes the region’s historical and cultural richness. Its Etruscan origins, Renaissance-era prominence as a hub for art and intellect, and well-preserved medieval walls make it a beacon of inspiration for artists and thinkers alike. Surrounded by nature reserves, pristine beaches, and the Tarot Garden’s artistic splendor, Maremma embodies the essence of Tuscany—a place where tradition meets understated luxury, inviting travelers to immerse themselves in its charm, history, and elegance. Within this extraordinary setting lies Boscalma, an exclusive retreat that seamlessly integrates the area's charm with unparalleled comfort and style. CIN: IT053003B529NW5NY9

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Bedrooms

This property has 7 bedrooms and sleeps 14 people

Bathrooms

This property has 1 bathrooms

More Amenities

Boscalma is equipped with an array of included amenities and services:
• Personal service by the villa staff, including Housekeeping (6 days per week)
• Mid-week change of linen and pool towels, or more times on request
• Pool open from May – to October

Property Rates

Taxes and Fees

The above rates are subject to the additional fees and taxes below:

Fees:

Security Deposit: €5000.00 flat

Additional Rate information:

• The rates for this property are dynamic and are constantly changing. The price listed above is only a starting rate and does not necessarily reflect the price for your travel dates. Please contact a Villa Specialist for exact pricing details. • Children older then 10 are welcome • Non-smoking villa • Small dogs allowed. • The Italian government might require the payment of a Visitor’s Tax (approximately €1.50 – €5.00 per person, per day, depending on the location) and may be applied for the first seven days in the destination. This tax is payable locally, in Euro cash.

Property Location

Location Type: Rural

Location Information

Nearest Airport: Rome Fiumicino 1 h 19 min Nearest serviced town: 10 min Nearest major city: Rome 1 h 30 min; Siena 1 h 40 min Nearest beach 20 min Driving time estimated by Google Maps This lovely area of Italy sits between Rome and Pisa, offering expansive, breathtaking views of the islands of Giglio and Elba. Highlights of the area include the unspoiled fishing village of Castiglione della Pescaia, endless stretches of dreamy sandy beaches and the medieval cobble-stoned village of Massa Marittima – lately becoming more and more popular and home to many international artists and socialites. Also worth a visit is the magical and mysterious city of Volterra, with its roots in three thousand years of history. We also strongly recommend visits to the towns of Populonia and Baratti, Suvereto, Campiglia Marittima, Castagneto Carducci, Bolgheri, and the chic harbor of Punta Ala. Boat rentals for cruising around the coast and private tours of the region's many acclaimed wineries can be arranged through our concierge. WHERE TO EAT Taverna del Vecchio Borgo - Typical Tuscan dishes in a very nice atmosphere. Recommended for its appetizers and grilled meat. Very good wine list. Via Norma Parenti 12, Massa Marittima - +39 056 690 3950 Trattoria Toscana - Traditional Tuscan cuisine based on regional products, as well as excellent seafood, interpreted by Alain Ducasse with simplicity and authenticity. Not suitable for children. Tenuta La Badiola, Località Badiola (Castiglion della Pescaia) - +39 056 494 4800 Vittorio (Seafood specialties) - Located at Puntone’s marina. A very good seafood restaurant with outdoor tables and sea view. Suitable for children. Entrées are particularly tasty, as well as the fried small mullets (frittura di trigliette). Puntone - +39 0566 866 164 Santarino (Seafood specialty) - Typical Tuscan casual 'trattoria', family run. The starters, in particular the octopus, are worth a mention. Try also the spaghetti with clams. Piazza XXIV Maggio 21, Follonica - +39 0566 41665 WHERE TO SHOP Clothing - Antica Sartoria di Maremma - An artisan clothing store that has turned the traditional Maremman style of clothing into a fashion statement. Via del Colle, Pancole - +39 0564 503029 Cheese - Caseificio Seggiano – to all cheese lovers: this is THE place to buy excellent pecorino. Taste also the fresh sheep ricotta, perfect to make a simple pasta sauce adding just a touch of freshly ground black pepper. Via Privata, Seggiano - +39 0564 950 034 Wine - Bring home the famous Super Tuscan wine produced in this area: Ornellaia - Via Bolgherese 191, Bolgheri - +39 0565 718 11 Or/and any bottle produced by Tua Rita, one of the top Tuscan cellars in Italy. - Localita’ Notri, Suvereto - +39 0565 829 237 Handmade luxury bags and small leather goods – Avequs, artisanal leather workshop. Via G. Mazzini 145, Grosseto - +39 333 419 7458 Handmade ceramics - Ceramiche D'Arte Creazioni - A great souvenir shop selling works by local artist Roberto Polidori. Via Roma 152, Pitigliano -+39 0564 615 494

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