Stunning and exclusive villas for sale in the picturesque areas of Maremma, Grosseto and Argentario, for residences in the countryside or with access to private beaches.
The Maremma region stretches in Italy, across southern Tuscany and northern Lazio, offering an extraordinary variety of landscapes: crystalline beaches, rolling hills, cultivated plains, and even mountain areas. It is celebrated for its pristine nature, Mediterranean pine forests, historic villages, and the renowned Tuscan countryside.
Maremma is a paradise for nature lovers, home to protected parks such as the Maremma Regional Park and the Tuscan Archipelago National Park. Rolling hills, olive groves, and vineyards define the inland, while the coastline offers some of Italy’s most exclusive seafront properties, from contemporary villas with panoramic terraces to restored countryside estates.
The countryside features authentic hilltop towns like Magliano in Toscana and Scansano, renowned for Morellino wine production, surrounded by stone farmhouses, cypress-lined roads, and open landscapes. Perfect for buyers seeking privacy and connection with nature.
The region is easily accessible by car via the SS1 Aurelia highway (Grosseto Sud/Nord exits or Albinia for Argentario), by train to Grosseto or Orbetello, and by air from Rome Fiumicino (1 hour 30 minutes), Pisa (2 hours), or Florence (2 hours 30 minutes). Grosseto also has a private airport for charter and jet services.
By car, exit the SS1 Aurelia at Orbetello Scalo and follow signs to Porto Santo Stefano or Porto Ercole. By train, stop at Orbetello-Monte Argentario and take a private transfer or taxi. By sea, direct yacht access is available at Cala Galera Marina and Porto Santo Stefano.
It combines unspoiled nature, luxury marinas, high privacy standards, and proximity to Rome. Here you’ll find cliffside villas with private sea access, hidden beaches, fine dining restaurants, and berths for superyachts.
Its medieval historic center enclosed by Medici walls, proximity to the Maremma Natural Park, excellent quality of life, and strategic location between the Tuscan countryside and the Tyrrhenian coast.
Less touristy than Florence or Siena, Grosseto offers a refined yet understated lifestyle, high-quality services, and quick connections to both the coast and the countryside.
Yes. Ferries and private yachts from Argentario connect to Giglio Island, Giannutri, and the Tuscan Archipelago.
Absolutely. Porto Santo Stefano, Cala Galera, and Marina di Scarlino marinas welcome large yachts and superyachts.
Within a two-hour drive you can reach Pisa, Lucca, Arezzo, Pienza, Montalcino, and Montepulciano.
Yes. Grosseto Airport (GRS) offers charter and private jet services upon request.
The luxury property market here is stable and steadily growing, with constant demand from both Italian and international buyers. Many are seeking second homes, summer residences, or high-end hospitality investments.
The most sought-after properties include:
There is increasing interest in homes with sustainable energy features and contemporary architecture that blends seamlessly with the Tuscan landscape.
Entrepreneurs, business professionals, and high-profile personalities from the arts and entertainment industry, attracted by privacy, panoramic sea views, and direct coastal access.
Fully renovated stone farmhouses with a pool and olive grove, or modern villas in panoramic settings, often near historic villages or within easy reach of the coast.
The province of Grosseto features a highly curated luxury market, where exclusive properties form a prestigious niche within the overall housing stock:
The Maremma coast and Argentario offer unmatched privacy and untouched natural surroundings, maintaining a less commercialized yet equally prestigious appeal compared to other Tuscan destinations.
Yes, driven by Tuscany’s global appeal and the growing trend for second homes in nature-rich, high-quality lifestyle locations.
The average price of luxury properties in Argentario is around €7,500/sqm and varies depending on the view, location, and characteristics of the property.
Seafront villas can exceed €10,000/sqm, especially those with private beach or marina access.
Luxury homes typically range from €5,000 to €8,000/sqm for properties with exclusive features such as sea view, absolute privacy, and proximity to Rome (about 90 minutes away).
High-end properties range from €3,500 to €6,500/sqm, often chosen for their authentic Tuscan atmosphere, strong summer rental demand, and accessibility.
Luxury villas for sale in Argentario can range from €2 million to €6 million, depending on size, location, and direct coastal access.
Monte Argentario is among Italy’s most prestigious coastal destinations, featuring Porto Ercole and Porto Santo Stefano.
Porto Ercole is an oasis of privacy and charm, featuring properties seemingly suspended between sea and sky, with infinity pools and terraced gardens. The village streets, dominated by the Rocca Spagnola, offer an intimate atmosphere away from the spotlight. Proximity to the Monte Argentario Golf Club and beaches like Feniglia adds further exclusivity.
Porto Santo Stefano appeals to those seeking a dynamic, cosmopolitan lifestyle, with a marina for large yachts, cultural events, and direct access to the islands of Giglio and Giannutri. Luxury properties, often modern and spacious, provide contemporary comfort and are perfect as both primary residences and high-yield investments.
Magliano in Toscana and Capalbio offer authentic, private settings highly valued for their balance of nature, vineyards, and proximity to the sea.
Known as the “chic Maremma,” Capalbio combines rustic charm with sophistication. Properties range from stone farmhouses with designer interiors to minimalist villas nestled among olive groves and vineyards, often with unique coastal views. Its proximity to Rome (about 90 minutes) makes it ideal for weekend retreats, while the medieval village and the Tarot Garden enrich its cultural appeal.
Magliano blends authenticity and comfort: cypress-lined country roads, panoramic views of hills and sea, and renowned wineries producing Morellino di Scansano. Properties include large rural estates and restored historic homes, perfect for those seeking space, privacy, and a close connection to the land.
Talamone and Alberese offer immersive experiences in the Maremma Natural Park, with pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and unique wildlife. Punta Ala represents coastal elegance, featuring a prestigious golf course, a top-tier marina, and modern villas overlooking calm bays.
Punta Ala stands out for its exceptional exclusivity: an international-standard marina, world-class golf courses, pristine beaches with crystal-clear waters, and designer villas set in Mediterranean nature. Luxury properties range from modern seafront villas, often with private pools and direct beach access, to more discreet residences nestled in greenery but with panoramic views of the Tyrrhenian Sea.
Castiglione della Pescaia is one of the most renowned villages in the Grosseto province, famous for its award-winning beaches, crystal-clear sea, and picturesque medieval historic center overlooking the coast. Often listed among Italy’s most popular seaside destinations, it highlights the appeal of the Maremma, offering unspoiled nature, cultural heritage, and quality of life.
Grosseto combines urban convenience with proximity to the coast. Most in-demand properties are seafront or sea-view villas with spacious gardens, pools, and quick beach access.
Infinity pools, panoramic terraces, high-quality finishes (travertine, exotic woods), smart home technology, wine cellars, and landscaped Mediterranean gardens.
Properties preserving original stone façades, exposed beams, and terracotta floors, updated with designer kitchens, modern systems, and curated outdoor spaces.
Yes, offering large gardens, pools, and contemporary architecture, perfect as family homes or high-end vacation residences.
Sea or panoramic views, infinity pools, spacious outdoor areas, private beach access, high-quality materials, and absolute privacy.
Private sea access, large square footage, infinity pools, wine cellars, guest houses, and 24-hour security.
Many countryside estates are suitable for conversion into luxury relais or boutique hotels, tapping into growing demand for experiential tourism.
Crucial: these areas are prized for offering seclusion from mass tourism while remaining well connected.
Yes, mainly in Porto Ercole and Porto Santo Stefano, often with private piers and reserved beaches.
Yes, with certified production, equipped cellars, and established wine brands, ideal for combining business with the Tuscan lifestyle.
Of course, there are many farmhouses and relais available, targeting international tourists and offering high profitability potential.
Modern architecture, high-level marinas, world-class golf courses, villas with direct sea access, an international clientele, and high appreciation potential.
The area enjoys a Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and mild winters. Coastal breezes keep the air fresh in summer, while winters are rarely harsh, making it ideal for year-round living or as a second home.
Maremma is famous for its wild and unspoiled nature, with parks such as the Maremma Park, pristine beaches, and Mediterranean scrub. The Argentario, with its cliffs overlooking the sea and hidden coves, offers breathtaking scenery.
International schools and top-quality healthcare facilities.
The lifestyle offers a perfect balance of exclusivity, relaxation, and outdoor activities, from sailing and golf to hiking in nature and gourmet dining in prestigious restaurants.
The combination of unspoiled nature and exclusive services is a key attraction: charming residences immersed in greenery, private outdoor experiences, and experiential tourism.
