Monte Argentario, Tuscany 58019

An elegant villa recently renovated and in excellent maintenance condition, complete with an English garden, swimming pool, and a delightful glass-door veranda overlooking the garden. The villa has a surface area of 210 sqm and is laid out on a single level, consisting of a dining room, equipped kitchen, two bedrooms, a windowed bathroom with shower, and a corridor that connects the various rooms, including a master suite with a small hallway, matrimonial bedroom, and a windowed bathroom with shower. Adjacent to the villa, with access from the garden but with the possibility of direct connection to the house, there is a spacious sitting room with an exterior glass wall, which can be comfortably used both in winter and summer. In front of the kitchen and dining area, there is a large equipped area sheltered by a pergola. Beneath the equipped terrace, there are two easily usable spaces. The villa was renovated in 2019 and is kept in optimal condition, with a style that is a mix of a seaside and countryside home. Notable are the stones that cover the walls of the house and the external veranda equipped with a fireplace and air conditioning. Both the exterior and interior spaces are functional for summer and winter use. The house is also provided with numerous functional elements such as mosquito nets, zanza-free, air conditioning in all rooms, an automated irrigation system, and everything needed to make the house extremely functional. The garden covers an area of approximately 1,700 sqm, with a flat part and a slightly undulating area mainly kept as lawn, enriched by fragrant and colorful bushes. The swimming pool is surrounded by a large paved and equipped solarium, with several tall trees, including a couple of very tall palms, making the garden unique among the houses of Argentario. The Argentario promontory extends into the Tyrrhenian Sea in the southern part of Tuscany, right in front of the islands of Giglio and Giannutri. It seems to have once been an island that somehow became connected to the mainland by a strip of land. Inhabited by Etruscan and Roman populations, it reached its peak during the Spanish domination, which led to the establishment of the fortifications of Porto Santo Stefano and Porto Ercole, as evidenced by the three fortresses still present and visitable today. In more recent times, it underwent significant development during the 60s and 70s, the years of economic boom, when many families, especially from Rome, spent their summer holidays there. Argentario has also been nicknamed the "promontory of kings" due to the long presence of the Dutch royal family, who used to spend their summer vacations there. This villa is perfect for seaside vacations, conveniently located near the sea and close to all services, and it is also comfortable for winter use.