Villa Storica con Piscina e Accesso al Mare

The stunning Villa Arieti is situated on a plot of land overlooking the Mediterranean Sea and features<br>private access to the sea via a staircase carved into the rock.<br>The villa offers a “breathtaking” panoramic view of the Tuscan Archipelago from each of its seven<br>rooms and from the wonderful terrace, where guests can admire romantic sunsets and stunning<br>starry skies.<br>Crossing the garden, a stone path leads to the saltwater pool, where<br>your senses are immediately captivated by the heady scent of the sea and the Mediterranean scrub<br>.<br>The lively, fragrant, and luminous atmosphere of the daytime transforms at twilight,<br>when the sun meets the horizon, into moments of calm bliss as you immerse yourself in sunsets<br>when the sky seems to burst into flames, blazing with orange, crimson, and gold, gradually<br>fading into a purplish hue before turning the blackest black imaginable<br>, against which the shining silver stars appear.<br>And a sunset and a starry sky never cease to amaze.<br>It’s also possible to dine in the barbecue area, sheltered by a pergola of palm leaves.<br>Inside, the 7 rooms—all very bright and spacious—feature comfortable beds and<br>elegant furnishings. They all overlook the sea; 5 have an en suite bathroom, and 2<br>share a bathroom. Five rooms have air conditioning, which is also available in the<br>dining room and living room.<br>There is also a spacious living room that opens onto the stunning terrace overlooking the sea, a dining room,<br>a professional kitchen, a TV area with an Etruscan stone fireplace, and a charming open-air patio<br>with a lawn, which becomes a perfect dining area under the stars when the sea-facing terrace<br>is too breezy.<br>On the terrace, in the living room, and in the entrance hall, there is a collection of marble elements set<br>into the walls or used as architectural features; some are Roman pieces, while others are prized architectural fragments<br>from the 18th century, which enrich the space with ancient memories.<br>Villa Arieti is located in southern Tuscany, and the Ansedonia coast is a highly sought-after destination for<br>lovers of the sea. The Ansedonia headland is situated between two beautiful beaches, Feniglia and<br>Tagliata, where you can find beach clubs and seaside restaurants; yet along these very long<br>beaches, it’s still possible to discover secluded spots. In particular, at Feniglia—which can be reached on foot or by<br>bike through the pine forest, a nature reserve teeming with fallow deer and wild boars—you can easily reach the<br>sea at deserted spots.<br>The nearest town is Orbetello, with a first-run cinema, high-quality shops, and good restaurants.<br>Ansedonia is also an excellent starting point for nearby cultural excursions, such as the archaeological excavations<br>in the city of Cosa or Niki de Saint Phalle’s Tarot Garden, or for visits to the medieval towns of<br>Capalbio or Pitigliano, or to explore Etruscan culture in Tarquinia or Tuscania and<br>and much more.<br>You can also enjoy tastings of excellent wines at exceptional wineries.<br><br>Beach lovers will appreciate the bays of the islands of Giannutri and Giglio, and nature lovers<br>will discover unique ecosystems in the Orbetello Lagoon and Lake Burano.<br>Near Villa Arieti, you can also play tennis and golf, go horseback riding, surf, and<br>enjoy all kinds of water sports.<br>This villa is the ideal place to spend a holiday with family or friends. With its swimming pool and<br>private beach access, as well as its seaside terrace offering a breathtaking panoramic view,<br>offers exceptional comfort in an enchanting setting.<br>With its countless amenities, it is an ideal holiday spot. You won’t even need to leave<br>thanks to the welcoming chef, who prepares exquisite menus featuring traditional<br>Italian and Japanese cuisine, making your stay in Ansedonia truly inviting.