Villetta Rosella

The villa is completely independent, with private access and internal parking. A small garden surrounds the living area, providing peace and natural shade. The covered patio, tastefully furnished and equipped with electric blinds, is perfect for outdoor dining or relaxing during the cooler hours of the day.
The greenery and proximity to the sea make this outdoor space simple yet extremely pleasant.
The garden is also equipped with a biological mosquito control system, ensuring additional comfort throughout your stay.

The interior is thoughtfully designed for comfort and functionality. The main living space features a welcoming lounge with a dining area and a fully equipped kitchenette, naturally lit by large windows overlooking the garden. The sofa in the living room is a single sofa bed, offering an additional sleeping solution if needed.

The sleeping area includes one double bedroom and one twin bedroom, both with en suite bathrooms featuring a sink, bidet, toilet, and shower, ensuring maximum privacy. The bedrooms are equipped with air conditioning and the double bedroom has direct access to the outside. The furnishings are simple and fresh, enhanced by colorful accents that evoke a seaside atmosphere.

A convenient laundry room with washing machine and dryer completes the property. The house is equipped with air conditioning, Wi-Fi, satellite TV, and Amazon access, offering everything you need for a truly relaxing stay.

Energy Efficiency Class: G

For decades, Punta Ala has been one of the most exclusive destinations in the Tuscan Maremma, a symbol of understated elegance where unspoiled nature meets refined living. This renowned seaside resort is known for its marina and its prestigious Yacht Club Punta Ala, deeply connected to the history of Italian sailing and the birthplace of the first Luna Rossa America’s Cup challenge.

Here, the sea is crystal-clear, the beaches are long and sandy, and the coastline opens onto some of the most beautiful coves of the Tuscan Maremma, including Cala Civette and Cala Violina.

The landscape has preserved its natural character over time thanks to a discreet architectural approach that blends harmoniously with the surrounding environment. Maritime pines, Mediterranean scrub and lush vegetation frame villas quietly nestled in the greenery, offering privacy and a deep sense of harmony with nature.

Beyond the sea, Punta Ala offers an elegant and relaxed lifestyle. Its renowned Golf Club, with a panoramic course surrounded by Mediterranean vegetation and overlooking the sea, is one of the landmarks of the resort. It is complemented by the historic Punta Ala Polo Club, once again a focal point of the area’s sporting and social life, hosting tournaments and events that attract players and enthusiasts from Italy and abroad.

The marina, beach clubs and sailing facilities complete an exceptionally rich offering for those who enjoy the sea and outdoor sports. Horse riding, boat excursions and visits to the wineries of the Tuscan Maremma provide further opportunities to discover the surrounding area.

For families, Punta Ala offers a peaceful environment, beautiful beaches and the freedom to enjoy outdoor life surrounded by nature.

For those looking for a more social atmosphere, the marina, beach clubs, sporting events and nearby Castiglione della Pescaia offer restaurants, bars and places to meet, while preserving the relaxed and understated character that defines this stretch of the Tuscan coast.

Punta Ala embodies a contemporary idea of luxury: privacy, nature, discretion and the freedom to enjoy one of the most beautiful stretches of the Tuscan coastline at an unhurried pace.

SURROUNDINGS

Punta Ala is ideally located for discovering some of the most beautiful places in the Tuscan Maremma.

Just a short drive away lies Castiglione della Pescaia, an elegant seaside town dominated by its medieval village, with restaurants, boutiques and lively evenings overlooking the coast.

Nature lovers can explore the secluded beaches and coves of Cala Civette and Cala Violina, renowned for their clear waters and Mediterranean landscape, or spend the day sailing through the Tuscan Archipelago and towards the Island of Elba.

Moving inland, the scenery gradually changes from the Mediterranean coast to rolling hills, olive groves and vineyards. Historic towns such as Massa Marittima and the ancient Etruscan site of Vetulonia offer the opportunity to discover another side of the Maremma, rich in history and tradition.

The region is also known for its food and wine culture. Local restaurants celebrate both the sea and the countryside, while the wineries of the Maremma offer the opportunity to taste some of Tuscany’s most distinctive wines.

From days spent by the sea to sailing, golf and polo, from nature and historic villages to Tuscan cuisine, Punta Ala offers a rare combination of privacy, beauty and authentic Mediterranean living.