Grand château historique avec jardins privés

Dating back to 1529, this former residence of the Grand Duke of Tuscany has been carefully restored under the supervision of the Monuments and Fine Arts Office, preserving its architectural and artistic legacy. Upon entering, guests are welcomed by a grand entry hall adorned with oil paintings and antique furnishings, including an eighteenth-century wooden table. Adjacent living areas include an intimate sitting room with fireplace and bar, richly furnished with damask sofas, antiques, and international television. A bright ceramic-tiled dining room provides a refined setting for shared meals. The castle unfolds across multiple levels connected by two staircases, one of which is a grand staircase decorated with antique suits of armor. Bedrooms and suites are distributed throughout the property, including historically decorated suites, terrace rooms, attic accommodations with exposed wooden beams, and additional bedrooms located in a separate wing of the castle. Outdoor living is equally impressive, with a manicured rose garden, lawn areas furnished for relaxation, and shaded dining spaces for al fresco meals. Below the garden lies the enclosed swimming pool area, overlooking terraced olive groves and shaded by centuries-old maritime pine trees. A hot tub is located near the pool, creating a serene space for relaxation during warm Tuscan days. All bedrooms are air-conditioned and equipped with minibars, safes, televisions, and courtesy bathroom kits. Bathrooms are hand-painted with travertine marble and stocked with towels and hairdryers.

The property is located in a rural area near Campiglia Marittima, surrounded by olive groves and historic landscapes along the Etruscan coast. The area offers access to medieval villages, archaeological sites, vineyards, and coastal destinations. Nearby attractions include the ruins of Populonia, Bolgheri, Castagneto, and boat excursions to Elba and Giglio Islands.