Dream Villa In Tuscany
Dream Villa In Tuscany
CampagnaticoCampagnatico·Grosseto
CampagnaticoCampagnatico·Grosseto
Request € 770.000,00
Indicative USD price $ 905,905
Property Type:  Independent Villa

Cod: ES 9
270 m²
House
10000 m²
Land
10
Rooms
4
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms

About the property

Nestled amidst the rolling hills of Tuscany, this captivating villa offers a rare opportunity to experience the essence of Italian countryside living. With its prime location just five minutes from the picturesque village of Campagnatico, this property enjoys both seclusion and convenience, making it the perfect retreat.

 

Set on a generous one-hectare plot adorned with over 80 olive trees, this villa boasts 270 square meters of living space designed to blend seamlessly with its natural surroundings. The approach to the villa is nothing short of magical, as a majestic cypress alley greets visitors, evoking scenes from a classic Tuscan landscape painting.

Stepping inside, you are welcomed into the heart of the home: an expansive open living room spanning over 80 square meters. Bathed in natural light and exuding an air of elegance, this versatile space serves as the focal point for gatherings and cherished moments with family and friends. With its soaring ceilings and seamless flow to the outdoors, the living room invites you to relax and savor the beauty of your surroundings, creating a sense of connection to the timeless landscape outside.

The villa itself features four spacious bedrooms, each meticulously designed to offer comfort and tranquility. Whether you’re retiring to the luxurious master suite or hosting guests in one of the inviting guest rooms, every corner of this residence is thoughtfully appointed to ensure a restful stay.

Outside, the allure of Tuscany unfolds before you, with a private pool offering respite from the summer heat and the perfect spot for leisurely afternoons spent lounging in the sun. The surrounding landscape, dotted with olive trees and rolling hills, provides a serene backdrop for outdoor dining, al fresco gatherings, or simply basking in the beauty of nature.

Access to this enchanting retreat is facilitated by a well-maintained 500-meter gravel road, ensuring ease of arrival while preserving the peaceful ambiance that defines this exclusive enclave. Whether you’re seeking a permanent residence, a vacation retreat, or an investment opportunity, this villa offers the perfect blend of elegance, tranquility, and potential, promising a truly unforgettable Tuscan experience.

Features

Swimming Pool
Shower
Private Garden
Private Parking
No air conditioning
Heating
Patio
BBQ Grill

Location

Nearby

  • Grosseto: Approximately 30 kilometers (19 miles).
  • Florence: Approximately 130 kilometers (81 miles).
  • Pisa: Approximately 115 kilometers (71 miles).
  • Siena: Approximately 70 kilometers (43 miles).
  • Lucca: Approximately 105 kilometers (65 miles).
  • Rome: Approximately 220 kilometers (137 miles).
  • Milan: Approximately 350 kilometers (217 miles).

Nearby Attractions

Campagnatico is a quaint medieval village in Tuscany's Maremma region, known for its historic charm, hilltop views, and peaceful atmosphere, offering an authentic slice of traditional Tuscan life.

  • Historic Center of Campagnatico: The medieval village of Campagnatico is charming with its narrow streets, stone buildings, and panoramic views of the Tuscan countryside. The village is steeped in history, with its origins dating back to the 12th century, and offers a peaceful atmosphere for exploring.
  • Church of San Giovanni Battista: This Romanesque church, located in the historic center of Campagnatico, is one of the oldest buildings in the village. It features beautiful frescoes and a simple yet elegant architectural style typical of medieval Tuscan churches.
  • Castello di Campagnatico: The remnants of this ancient castle overlook the village, offering a glimpse into Campagnatico's feudal past. The castle was once an important defensive structure and is now a site of historical interest.
  • Montorsaio: A nearby medieval village, Montorsaio is known for its well-preserved historic center, with cobblestone streets, old stone houses, and beautiful views of the Maremma region. It’s a lovely spot for a quiet stroll and enjoying the traditional Tuscan ambiance.
  • Paganico: A small town close to Campagnatico, Paganico has a well-preserved medieval wall and several historic buildings, including the Church of San Michele Arcangelo, known for its frescoes. The town has a rich history and is a pleasant place to explore.
  • Abbazia di San Galgano: Located a bit further from Campagnatico, this famous abbey is a must-visit. The Abbey of San Galgano is a stunning Gothic ruin set in the countryside, known for its open-air design with no roof. Nearby is the Chapel of Montesiepi, where you can see the legendary sword in the stone.
  • Maremma Natural Park (Parco della Maremma): This extensive natural reserve offers a mix of coastal and inland landscapes, including beaches, forests, and wetlands. The park is perfect for hiking, wildlife spotting, and enjoying the natural beauty of Tuscany.
  • Grosseto: The nearby city of Grosseto is worth visiting for its well-preserved medieval walls, the impressive Cathedral of San Lorenzo, and the Archaeological Museum. It’s the main town in the Maremma region and offers a mix of history, culture, and local cuisine.
  • Monte Amiata: A bit further afield, Monte Amiata is a volcanic mountain that offers opportunities for hiking, skiing in winter, and exploring charming villages like Arcidosso and Santa Fiora. The area is known for its natural beauty and is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts.
  • Scansano: Known for its production of Morellino di Scansano wine, this town is perfect for wine lovers. Visitors can tour vineyards, enjoy wine tastings, and explore the historic center of Scansano, which has a quaint, traditional atmosphere.
  • Terme di Saturnia: Famous natural hot springs located within a short drive from Campagnatico. The thermal waters are renowned for their therapeutic properties, and the Cascate del Mulino, with its series of natural pools, is a particularly beautiful spot to relax and soak in the warm waters.
  • Roselle Archaeological Area: Near Grosseto, this site offers a fascinating glimpse into the ancient Etruscan and Roman past of the region. The ruins include remnants of a Roman amphitheater, city walls, and other structures that tell the story of Roselle's historical significance.
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90% of countries Approximately 90% of countries face no restrictions when buying property in Italy.
Full assistance Every step is managed and coordinated by our team for a simple and stress-free experience.
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  • Approximately 90% of countries have no restrictions.
  • EU citizens: no restrictions.
  • Non-EU citizens: purchase is possible if a reciprocity agreement exists with Italy.
  • Alternatively, properties can be purchased through a company registered in Italy or abroad.
  • Italian tax code (Codice Fiscale): our team will obtain this on your behalf.
  • Valid passport: a valid passport is required.
  • Marriage certificate, if applicable: required to determine the matrimonial property regime, community or separation of assets.
  • Real Estate Agent: coordinates the entire process, assists with negotiation and is your main point of contact.
  • Notary: independent public official who ensures the legality of the transaction, drafts and registers the deed and manages payments through a dedicated escrow account.
  • The notary is always chosen by the buyer, ensuring maximum transparency. We can recommend trusted notaries to guarantee an efficient and well-coordinated service. Notary fees are always paid by the buyer.
  • Surveyor / Architect: verifies urban planning and cadastral compliance and checks for any irregularities.
  • Translator, if required: translates the deed into your language and must be present at the signing. The translator's fee is paid by the buyer.

All steps are prepared and coordinated by our agency.

  1. Purchase offer: the first formal step. Includes price and conditions and becomes binding once accepted by the seller. Upon acceptance, a deposit, typically around 10%, is paid into the notary's escrow account, ensuring full security and traceability. Once signed, the offer is officially registered.
  2. Due diligence: carried out by the notary with the support of technical professionals, including verification of ownership, checks for mortgages or legal encumbrances, urban planning and cadastral compliance check, and verification that all required documentation for the sale is in place. This step guarantees a safe and secure transaction.
  3. Final deed, closing: the final stage of the purchase. Signing before the notary, payment of the remaining balance and official transfer of ownership.

From offer to completion: approximately 1–3 months.

This may vary depending on:

  • Property complexity
  • Technical checks
  • Parties' requirements

Costs vary depending on the property value and the specific transaction.

We always provide a detailed cost breakdown with exact figures for each item, ensuring full transparency from the outset.

  • Primary residence: reduced taxation; obligation to transfer residency within 18 months; must meet specific requirements.
  • Second home / holiday property: no residency requirement. For foreign citizens: non-EU citizens stay up to 90 days within any 180-day period; EU citizens stay up to 180 days.
  • Can be used as a holiday home or investment property.

Mortgages are available but subject to:

  • Specific banking requirements
  • Higher deposit, typically
  • Longer processing times

Our team can assist you throughout this process.

Once the transaction is complete:

  • Utilities setup
  • Local taxes, IMU, waste tax, etc.
  • Property management, if required
  • Property sourcing and selection
  • Full management of the administrative process
  • Coordination with notary and technical professionals

Agency fees are payable by both the buyer and the seller.

They are due upon completion of the purchase.

Note: this section is designed as a commercial and informative guide. Legal, tax and residency details should always be confirmed with the notary or the relevant professional before publication.
Request € 770.000
Indicative USD price $ 905,905

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Aabout this Space

Nestled amidst the rolling hills of Tuscany, this captivating villa offers a rare opportunity to experience the essence of Italian countryside living. With its prime location just five minutes from the picturesque village of Campagnatico, this property enjoys both seclusion and convenience, making it the perfect retreat.

 

Set on a generous one-hectare plot adorned with over 80 olive trees, this villa boasts 270 square meters of living space designed to blend seamlessly with its natural surroundings. The approach to the villa is nothing short of magical, as a majestic cypress alley greets visitors, evoking scenes from a classic Tuscan landscape painting.

Stepping inside, you are welcomed into the heart of the home: an expansive open living room spanning over 80 square meters. Bathed in natural light and exuding an air of elegance, this versatile space serves as the focal point for gatherings and cherished moments with family and friends. With its soaring ceilings and seamless flow to the outdoors, the living room invites you to relax and savor the beauty of your surroundings, creating a sense of connection to the timeless landscape outside.

The villa itself features four spacious bedrooms, each meticulously designed to offer comfort and tranquility. Whether you’re retiring to the luxurious master suite or hosting guests in one of the inviting guest rooms, every corner of this residence is thoughtfully appointed to ensure a restful stay.

Outside, the allure of Tuscany unfolds before you, with a private pool offering respite from the summer heat and the perfect spot for leisurely afternoons spent lounging in the sun. The surrounding landscape, dotted with olive trees and rolling hills, provides a serene backdrop for outdoor dining, al fresco gatherings, or simply basking in the beauty of nature.

Access to this enchanting retreat is facilitated by a well-maintained 500-meter gravel road, ensuring ease of arrival while preserving the peaceful ambiance that defines this exclusive enclave. Whether you’re seeking a permanent residence, a vacation retreat, or an investment opportunity, this villa offers the perfect blend of elegance, tranquility, and potential, promising a truly unforgettable Tuscan experience.

About this space

Campagnatico is a quaint medieval village in Tuscany's Maremma region, known for its historic charm, hilltop views, and peaceful atmosphere, offering an authentic slice of traditional Tuscan life.

  • Historic Center of Campagnatico: The medieval village of Campagnatico is charming with its narrow streets, stone buildings, and panoramic views of the Tuscan countryside. The village is steeped in history, with its origins dating back to the 12th century, and offers a peaceful atmosphere for exploring.
  • Church of San Giovanni Battista: This Romanesque church, located in the historic center of Campagnatico, is one of the oldest buildings in the village. It features beautiful frescoes and a simple yet elegant architectural style typical of medieval Tuscan churches.
  • Castello di Campagnatico: The remnants of this ancient castle overlook the village, offering a glimpse into Campagnatico's feudal past. The castle was once an important defensive structure and is now a site of historical interest.
  • Montorsaio: A nearby medieval village, Montorsaio is known for its well-preserved historic center, with cobblestone streets, old stone houses, and beautiful views of the Maremma region. It’s a lovely spot for a quiet stroll and enjoying the traditional Tuscan ambiance.
  • Paganico: A small town close to Campagnatico, Paganico has a well-preserved medieval wall and several historic buildings, including the Church of San Michele Arcangelo, known for its frescoes. The town has a rich history and is a pleasant place to explore.
  • Abbazia di San Galgano: Located a bit further from Campagnatico, this famous abbey is a must-visit. The Abbey of San Galgano is a stunning Gothic ruin set in the countryside, known for its open-air design with no roof. Nearby is the Chapel of Montesiepi, where you can see the legendary sword in the stone.
  • Maremma Natural Park (Parco della Maremma): This extensive natural reserve offers a mix of coastal and inland landscapes, including beaches, forests, and wetlands. The park is perfect for hiking, wildlife spotting, and enjoying the natural beauty of Tuscany.
  • Grosseto: The nearby city of Grosseto is worth visiting for its well-preserved medieval walls, the impressive Cathedral of San Lorenzo, and the Archaeological Museum. It’s the main town in the Maremma region and offers a mix of history, culture, and local cuisine.
  • Monte Amiata: A bit further afield, Monte Amiata is a volcanic mountain that offers opportunities for hiking, skiing in winter, and exploring charming villages like Arcidosso and Santa Fiora. The area is known for its natural beauty and is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts.
  • Scansano: Known for its production of Morellino di Scansano wine, this town is perfect for wine lovers. Visitors can tour vineyards, enjoy wine tastings, and explore the historic center of Scansano, which has a quaint, traditional atmosphere.
  • Terme di Saturnia: Famous natural hot springs located within a short drive from Campagnatico. The thermal waters are renowned for their therapeutic properties, and the Cascate del Mulino, with its series of natural pools, is a particularly beautiful spot to relax and soak in the warm waters.
  • Roselle Archaeological Area: Near Grosseto, this site offers a fascinating glimpse into the ancient Etruscan and Roman past of the region. The ruins include remnants of a Roman amphitheater, city walls, and other structures that tell the story of Roselle's historical significance.

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