Villa Artemide

Beyond the gate, a short private drive leads to outdoor spaces designed to live by the sea all day long. Two parking areas—one covered spot outside and another at the end of the internal drive, right in front of the house, perfect for loading and unloading—make arrivals easy. The grounds are fully fenced and embraced by Mediterranean maquis: pines, holm oaks, and junipers cast dappled shade, alternating with sun-kissed terraces facing the water.
Outdoor areas cascade over multiple levels with a sun deck and relaxation zones overlooking both the rocks below—where the sea is immediate and a deep, vivid blue—and the distant crescent of beaches: the villa’s signature “double view.” The pool commands the most scenic perch and blends seamlessly with the landscape; the sun deck invites lingering in the warm breeze. Panoramic terraces, connected to the living room and bedrooms, host lounge corners and tables for shaded lunches.
On the rocky side, a private staircase winds down through the vegetation to the sea—perfect for swimming and snorkeling in sheltered coves; on the other side, fully serviced beaches and beach clubs are just minutes away by car. At sunset, discreet lighting turns pathways and gardens into intimate stage sets for aperitifs and dinners under the stars, with the sound of the water as a gentle backdrop.

Renovated in 2018, the house favours light, clean lines, and natural materials. The main entrance is on the first floor: a grand living room, framed by wide picture windows, places the sea centre stage; there is also a guest bathroom.
Descending a level, a generous kitchen with dining area opens to a sea-view terrace—perfect for outdoor lunches. A few steps lead to the sleeping quarters: four double bedrooms, each with en suite bathroom and terrace; two enjoy terraces directly overlooking the sea.
At garden level, a self-contained apartment with a private entrance offers two additional double bedrooms and two bathrooms—ideal for guests or staff.
Sand-hued tones, timber floors, and soft finishes create a calm, contemporary mood. Every room invites an essential, refined way of living, with the sea as a constant presence.

For decades, Punta Ala has been one of the crown jewels of the Tuscan Maremma, a symbol of understated elegance where unspoiled nature meets refined living. This exclusive seaside destination is renowned for its marina, home to the iconic Luna Rossa yacht, and the prestigious Yacht Club Punta Ala—a global reference for sailing enthusiasts.

Here, the sea is crystal-clear, the sand velvety, and the beaches stretch for miles, reaching the secluded coves of Cala Civette and Cala Violina. The landscape is both protected and thoughtfully planned: maritime pines, Mediterranean scrub, and a low-impact architectural approach make Punta Ala a rare gem along the Italian coastline. Villas are discreetly nestled in the greenery, well spaced from the shore, offering privacy and harmony with the natural surroundings.

Beyond the sea, Punta Ala offers high-end experiences: a panoramic golf course, horseback rides along the coast, curated beach clubs, and wineries where guests can enjoy the finest Tuscan wines.

It is the ideal destination for families seeking relaxation and security, as well as for those who appreciate a social scene that favors elegance over ostentation. Here, luxury reveals itself in tranquility, refined details, and the freedom to live in harmony with nature—far from the noise of the world.

Punta Ala embodies the essence of contemporary luxury: a whispered elegance, reserved for those who truly value authenticity, discretion, and the rare beauty of untouched places.

SURROUNDINGS

Tuscany is a magical land, where every corner tells stories of art, nature, and ancient traditions. In just a few kilometers, you can go from golden hills that wind through vineyards, to medieval villages immersed in tranquility, to cities of art like Florence, Siena, and Lucca, real open-air museums.

This part of the Tuscan Riviera offers golden beaches and crystal-clear waters, ideal for moments of relaxation or boat trips in the Tuscan Archipelago, where the island of Elba is a perfect place to discover nature.
For those seeking wellness and tranquility, the famous Tuscan thermal spas, such as those of Saturnia, offer an oasis of regeneration, immersed in the heart of nature.

Tuscan cuisine is a journey through authentic flavors: dishes like ribollita, pappa al pomodoro, and bistecca alla fiorentina are paired with renowned wines from Chianti, Montalcino, and Bolgheri, for an unforgettable sensory experience, to be enjoyed directly in historic cellars.

For the little ones, the nearby theme parks and water parks offer safe and fun spaces where incredible emotions can be experienced.

This part of Tuscany, with its timeless beauty, offers a unique experience where every corner becomes an unforgettable memory.