Suvereto

The property is 4 km from medieval village Suvereto, inhabiting and commanding a little hilltop in the southwest part of Tuscany with winding streets, 13th century architecture and endlessly picturesque views offers a village of rich cultural history, vineyards and much else.
Ideally situated close to Siena, Florence and nearby Bolgheri, you’ll want a car to explore and experience the region.
Neighboring Val d’Orcia is a UNESCO World Heritage site with the famous wine regions of Chianti and Montalcino.
The food, the wine, the stunning scenery are all you’ll need.

Massa Marittima

From the medieval village to the new city, you can walk along the ancient and steep alleys that intertwine in the historic center and climb up to the upper part of the village; here it is easy to find suggestive and characteristic corners and panoramic points that overlook the valley towards the sea.

Castagneto Carducci

It’s a small village nestled on the top of the hill, dominated by the Castle of the Counts of Gherardesca, once surrounded by walls of which the front facing the sea survives and which together with the church of San Lorenzo, constitutes the original nucleus of the town centre. Around the Castle, whose construction probably dates back to the year 1000, the urban center developed according to a scheme of concentric rings which give life to a system of streets, alleys and small squares.

Bolgheri

It’s a medieval Maremma village which can be accessed along the scenic avenue of cypresses, made famous by the poet Carducci and today a World Heritage Site, under the protection of UNESCO. It is curious to know that the name Bolgheri derives from the presence of a military settlement of Bulgarians who, allies of the Lombards, were responsible for defending the area from a possible landing of the Byzantines.
Bolgheri is also famous for the excellent red wines that are produced in the area, also thanks to the particular characteristics of the soil and the sunny, dry and moderately ventilated microclimate that the magnificent vineyards can enjoy.

Le terme Calidario

Golfo di Baratti

Among the many beaches that can be visited there is the splendid Gulf of Baratti.
With its characteristic horseshoe shape and dark and brilliant sand.
The peculiarity of Baratti lies precisely in the splendid and characteristic nature in which it is immersed: the large lawn, called by locals “the pratone” relives every year in the spring between the voices and laughter of young people who organize picnics and walks here open air and reaches the highlight in summer where you can enjoy, as well as a crystal clear blue sea, also the natural shadow of its beautiful and famous maritime pines that arrive almost on the beach.