Holiday Rental La Fiumara located in Grosseto Tuscany, Italy.

Sleeps	4
Bedrooms	2
Bathrooms	1
Floor Area	60 m²

Sleeps

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Floor Area

60 m²

Property Description

Property Summary
Casa La Fiumara is a beautiful and cosy farm estate that has been renovated in 2024. It is surrounded by trees and meadows, offering a peaceful and natural setting for your holiday rental. The property boasts a shared swimming pool (12 x 6 m, available seasonally from July 15 to October 15), an outdoor shower, and a private garden spanning 1,000 square meters with a lush lawn. It provides internet Wi-Fi, parking on the premises, and easy motor access via an unmade road.

Outdoors
Enjoy the outdoor spaces at Casa La Fiumara, where you can relax and soak in the tranquil surroundings. The estate features a shared swimming pool, perfect for a refreshing dip during the warm summer months. Additionally, there is an outdoor shower for added convenience. The private garden, spanning 1,000 square meters, offers a lush lawn area where you can unwind and bask in the natural beauty.

Other Information
Casa La Fiumara is conveniently located just 5 km from the center of Marina di Grosseto, providing easy access to amenities and attractions. While the property is situated in a secluded and quiet position, it is only 1.3 km from the sea and the beach, allowing you to enjoy the coastal delights. Pool maintenance is taken care of by the owner or gardener. The nearest shop is 50 km away, with a grocery store and supermarket just 5 km from the property. There is also a shopping center within 17 km and a restaurant within 200 km.

Distances and Attractions
Casa La Fiumara is ideally situated near several attractions and points of interest. Castiglione della Pescaia, a charming coastal town, is just 9 km away, while the city of Grosseto is 16 km from the property. Punta Ala, another beautiful seaside destination, is located 30 km away. Nature enthusiasts can explore the hiking trails of Parco della Maremma, situated 30 km from the estate. The beach can be easily accessed by a path through the pine forest that passes under the coastal road without having to cross it. Just an example, the estate's swimming pool is about 60m from the house, reached by a pathway within the property.

Interior Description

Unit Layout
The property you are considering is a 3-room house with an area of 60 square meters, situated on the ground floor. It has been fully renovated in 2024 and features a tasteful and cozy furnishing. The living/dining room is equipped with a dining table and a kitchen corner, complete with a television. This room provides direct access to the garden. There are two double bedrooms, ensuring ample space for your vacation needs.

Amenities Included
The open kitchen is well-appointed with an oven, dishwasher, toaster, kettle, microwave, and an electric coffee machine, ensuring convenience during your stay. The property also features a shower, bidet, and a toilet. For your comfort, air-conditioning and forced-air heating are available. Additionally, you can enjoy the roofed terrace, patio, terrace furniture, and deck chairs, providing ample outdoor space.

Other Information
The property offers various facilities to enhance your stay, including a washing machine, a baby cot for up to 2-year-olds, and a hair dryer. Internet access is available via WiFi, provided free of charge. It is important to note that the property is strictly non-smoking, and you will have a private entrance. The description mentions that this is "just an example," but it provides a comprehensive overview of the amenities and features available.

Location Grosseto, Tuscany, Italy

Points of Interest

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Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Grosseto Airport, 9.1 Km

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Where To Go To Taste Wine On Your Next Holiday In Tuscany | 2019

Located not far from the town of Castiglione della Pescaia, in the heart of the Maremma, there is a particularly beautiful winery called Le Mortelle. Vineyards and wineries are dotted all over the area but this particular example is especially charming and set within the most extraordinary surroundings. It is an excellent spot to go and sample and purchase some delicious Tuscan wines and learn more about wine and wine-making so, if you have found a vacation rental in the Grosetto-Maremma area and are looking to indulge in some local vintages, make sure to head to Le Mortelle.

Named after the “mortella”, or wild myrtle, that grows all over the surrounding landscape of the area, the winery is on an estate that was once part of an even larger estate called La Badiola that is recorded on the maps of Grand Duke Leopoldo II of Tuscany in the 19th century. La Badiola was a pilot version of a model of an estate that the Hapsburg Lorraine rulers of the Grand Duchy hoped to establish, in which the marshy and malaria-ridden lands of this coastal part of Tuscany would be drained and repurposed for raising cattle. This land, however, has been since reappropriated once more and the 270 hectares of the estate have been planted with 170 hectares of vineyards of Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc, as well as more recently planted vineyards of white grape varieties such as Vermentino, Ansonica, Viognier, and a small area of Carménère by the Antinori family.

Book a fabulous vacation along the Tuscan coast and mix some visits to fascinating museums along the way! Stay in a stunning villa by the sea and be treated to some magnificent views of the rugged Tuscan coast.

Include a trip to the unusual Casa Rossa museum, originally an ancient sluice gate factory that now provides excellent detail of the surrounding Diaccia Botrona wetlands.

This interesting cultural hotspot is located beside the coastal town of Castiglione della Pescaia.

The beautiful coastal village of Castiglione della Pescaia is an ancient medieval town, about 20 km from Grosseto. It lies between blue sea and green hills and mountains.

The walled city developed around a medieval fortress, and is easily accessible via road and train. It is a popular tourist destination that is located on a hill around river Bruna. The city is known for picturesque beaches and clean sea. The scenic mountains and hilltops offer beautiful views of sunrise and sunset.

Renting a villa on the Tuscan coast is a great option, especially if you are looking for a relaxing and rejuvenating vacation.

Marina di Alberese is the most famous beach of the Maremma Natural Park in Tuscany. It is located in a protected natural area, which has ensured that it has remained an uncompromised and uncontaminated beach.

Access is somewhat limited in order to maintain the fine white sandy beach and clear blue waters and there are just a few points of access to this four-mile stretch of the Tuscan coast, which is undoubtedly one of the wildest and most beautiful beaches on the entire Italian mainland. Just find a villa in the Maremma area and then make sure to set aside some time to unwind on her most beautiful beach.

Characterised by stark, pale white driftwood trunks lying on the snowy sand and lapped by a sparkling clear blue sea, the beach is also framed by the lush Mediterranean greenery of the Monti dell'Uccellina nature reserve. The whole effect is picture perfect and utterly serene.

If you feel like enjoying the fresh air of the great outdoors and a historical cultural trip all in one then get set for a hiking or cycling trail along an ancient highway of Italy called Via Clodia! It’s believed to have been built by the Romans and continues on form the Etruscan road called Via Cava.

It’s paved with cobblestones quite a lot of the way and continues for a distance of 250 kilometres, connecting the southern part of Tuscany to Rome.

Visitors can even book an enchanting horse ride along Via Clodia, the 2000 year old road which offers many attractions along the way.

Come to Cosa in south-western Tuscany to explore the remains of a Roman town here. Situated 110 metres above sea level, Cosa overlooks the beautiful coastline close to the scenic lagoon town of Orbetello.

Why not book into a glorious villa in Grosetto province and enjoy all that this southern area of Tuscany has to offer!

Many excavations have taken place here throughout the 20th century to uncover the Roman buildings left in ruins here. A clever street plan had been constructed here. There was a fair sized forum which would have been Cosa town square. Trading of food and goods would have taken place here between the townsfolk.