Historic 18th century residence

Monte Argentario, Tuscany

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A superb historic residence dating back to the 18th century, one of the three original villas built between Talamone and the Giannella coast, a short distance from the Monte Argentario promontory. Set in lush Mediterranean nature, the property commands breathtaking views over the port of Talamone, Monte Argentario and the Tuscan Archipelago Giglio, Giannutri and Montecristo, with unforgettable sunset panoramas.
The villa is distinguished by extensive landscaped gardens, elegant interiors and a private beach, making it an exceptional year round location.
The internal area totals approximately 1.100 sqm and includes ten suites designed for privacy and comfort: each suite features a double bed, a single bed and an en suite bathroom, perfect for families seeking a more intimate arrangement than a conventional family room, or for couples desiring separate sleeping and relaxation areas.
The residence is staffed, including a chef; chauffeur and boat services are available on request, offering a turnkey luxury experience. For leisure and entertainment the property includes a high end stereo system and a cinema room, completing a refined hospitality offer.

Details:

Internal area: 1.100 sqm
Grounds: 5 ha
Bedrooms: 10
Bathrooms: 14

Cinema room
Housekeeping and chef
Boat service on request
High end audio system

RENT

Price upon request

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