Guardistallo
The property is located in Guardistallo, a medieval Tuscan village about 10 km from the sea, offering breathtaking landscapes, proximity to the coast, and an authentic atmosphere amidst rolling hills and nature.
This is a semi-detached townhouse, free on three sides, situated in a quiet residential area just steps from the historic center of the village. It is the last unit in a row of three homes.
The house, with a surface area of approximately 130 sqm, is spread over two levels, in addition to a 50 sqm basement tavern, and is arranged as follows: the private entrance path leads to the bright living room, which opens to a spacious kitchen with a balcony that provides access to both the approximately 100 sqm terrace, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the hills and the sea, and the garden on the lower level. On the ground floor, there is also a practical utility room/closet leading to a windowed service bathroom with a shower. A comfortable internal staircase leads to the upper floor, hosting the sleeping area, which includes two large bedrooms—one with a walk-in closet, a storage area, and an L-shaped balcony offering spectacular sea sunsets—and a beautifully designed bathroom featuring a hydromassage bathtub.
The basement level, accessible both internally and via an independent entrance at the rear of the building, houses a spacious tavern with a laundry/bathroom and a storage room.
The home has undergone meticulous renovations, featuring premium materials and high-quality finishes: the living area floors are made of Sahara marble, the staircase to the first floor has step lights, and the glass kitchen door enhances brightness and elegance.
The property is in impeccable condition and ready to be lived in.
Guardistallo is an enchanting medieval Tuscan village nestled among the gentle hills of the Etruscan Coast, surrounded by olive groves and vineyards that slope down toward the sea, just 10 km away. Its cobblestone streets, stone buildings, and authentic atmosphere make it a perfect destination for those seeking tranquility and historical charm.
Its proximity to the coast allows easy access to renowned seaside destinations such as Cecina, Marina di Bibbona, Castiglioncello, San Vincenzo, or Baratti, where golden beaches and crystal-clear waters provide relaxation and aquatic activities.
Guardistallo is also an ideal starting point for exploring other fascinating medieval villages in the area, including Bolgheri, famous for its Cypress Avenue and prestigious wines like Sassicaia; Volterra, known for alabaster and Etruscan history; Casale Marittimo, with its picturesque historic center; Montescudaio; and Castagneto Carducci, both rich in history and tradition.
The surrounding nature invites long walks, hikes, and gastronomic tastings, offering a chance to discover the authentic flavors of Tuscany. With its strategic location between sea and hills, Guardistallo is a haven of beauty, culture, and nature—perfect for experiencing the true essence of the region.
