Monte Argentario, Tuscany, Address available on request

The building (470 m2) has been renovated and features high-quality finishes based on a rigorous design of perspectives and enhancement of technical-constructive choices and finishes of consolidated tradition and quality with the help of the architect Spadolini with a total of 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. The garden and external terraces (approximately 2,500 m2) are completely fenced and have a comfortable barbecue area overlooking the sea. A 60 m2 garage completes the property. Services are all available in the town of Porto Santo Stefano (700 m; 2) and various other centers on the Tuscan coast can be reached in less than an hour and a half. The villa has two separate entrances. The first, located right along the road that leaves Porto Santo Stefano, leads to the large garage of the house (60 m2). From here, passing through a multipurpose room with bathroom, you enter the lower floor of the villa. The first room you come across is the large living room with an eighteenth-century marble fireplace. From here you go to the dining room, also with a fireplace, and continuing inside a corridor, you finally arrive at a small dining room and the kitchen with a fireplace and a splendid vaulted ceiling. All the rooms have large glass openings that look directly at the sea and open onto the garden. At the exit of the multipurpose room there is also the staircase that leads to the actual ground floor of the villa, where there is the second entrance that opens onto the garden of the villa. From this room, equipped with a wardrobe, you then go into a large study with a fireplace and a window overlooking the sea. Next to the study there is a laundry/ironing room, while continuing along the corridor you finally arrive at the first bedroom with private bathroom. The rooms are all illuminated by large windows that look out onto the sea on one side and the garden on the other. Returning to the entrance, the staircase then goes up to the first floor where the sleeping area of the villa is located. From the hallway at the top of the stairs you enter on the left the master bedroom with private bathroom, walk-in closet and wardrobe, while on the right you arrive at the second bedroom, smaller but also with private bathroom and wardrobe, you also access a bedroom with provision for an additional bathroom. The rooms on the first floor have no windows, but are lit by large electrically operated chandeliers. Separate from the house there is a spacious annex with bathroom and independent access from the terraces of the property. History
Born as an annex of the imposing villa nearby, the house has been renovated over
over twenty years to create an independent private residence, adapting the internal
volumes to new needs by transforming the building into a luxurious villa characterized by an articulated volumetric composition developed on three levels in the face of a rigorous design of perspectives and enhanced by technical-constructive and finishing choices of consolidated tradition and value with the help of the architect Spadolini. The facades facing the sea are all made of exposed stone, so that the villa integrates perfectly into the natural context of the Argentario, saving the view. The main access to the villa, located a little further ahead than the one through the garage and closed by an iron gate, opens onto a square paved with travertine slabs where you can easily park several cars. The external areas (about 2,500 square meters in total) are all marked by terraces that follow the slope but allow its use by limiting the slope. The largest flat areas are located all around the villa, in particular in the part facing the sea. On the east side of the villa there is a particular garden also walled in stone on which there are three large arched openings that frame suggestive panoramic views with shrubs and bushes typical of the Mediterranean scrub. On the opposite side there is a paved terrace with an open sea view complete with pergola, wood oven and barbecue.