Villa Airone | 5-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Florence

The Tuscan Coast delivers one of Italy’s most underrated escapes—rolling hills that shift from emerald to gold depending on the season, villages where Renaissance architecture still dominates the streetscape, and a coastline that feels genuinely removed from the Mediterranean crowds. Villa Airone sits at the heart of this landscape, a five-bedroom property sleeping ten guests across 700 square metres of carefully considered space, where maid service, chef availability, and wine-tasting experiences come as standard. This is the kind of luxury villa rental on the Tuscan Coast where breakfast appears without effort and dinner becomes theatre.

Inside Villa Airone

Villa Airone sleeps 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, distributed across three distinct levels that feel less like separate floors and more like individual pavilions within a single home.

The ground floor anchors daily life. A fully equipped kitchen dominates one wing—the kind of space where cooking classes make immediate sense, with modern appliances integrated into a minimalist monochrome scheme. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the Maremma hills in every direction. Adjoining the kitchen, a generous living and dining area features a 360-degree central fireplace and a substantial wooden table accommodating twelve comfortably. A pool table occupies the opposite corner, separating leisure from conversation without physical barriers. Two bedrooms sit on this level: one with a double bed and private en-suite bathroom, the second with a double bed and access to a shared bathroom serving the ground floor.

The first floor houses three additional bedrooms. The master suite features a double bed, private terrace overlooking the countryside, and en-suite bathroom with shower. A second bedroom on this level contains a double bed. The children’s room provides two single beds—separate sleeping spaces allowing flexibility for families or groups with younger members. A bathroom with shower serves these three rooms. A separate living area on this floor includes television and Dolby Surround sound system, creating a secondary gathering space for groups who want to split between activities.

Below ground, a specialist level offers year-round amenities. The gym spans 40 square metres with contemporary equipment and video-guided training options—useful for guests who don’t want to abandon fitness routines during holiday. A dedicated laundry facility remains staff-only, ensuring guests never see the operational side of the property. Most notably, an indoor swimming pool functions from mid-September through May (currently closed for maintenance—check availability when booking). Staff quarters—comprising a double bedroom, bathroom, kitchenette, and sofa bed—occupy this level when chef or extended housekeeping services are engaged.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The exterior landscape encourages living outdoors. An eight-metre by ten-metre saltwater pool occupies the southern aspect, operational year-round weather permitting. Two substantial teak platforms, totalling approximately 100 square metres, radiate from the pool’s edge—enough space that ten guests never feel crowded during peak sunbathing hours. Day beds positioned along the deck invite afternoon naps between swims. A pergola structure provides dappled shade without blocking the view entirely.

Multiple dining configurations suit different moods. A covered veranda equipped with an outdoor kitchenette and full barbecue serves as the primary evening entertaining space—where a chef might prepare courses over several hours, or where groups grill vegetables and meats family-style. A separate gazebo-style pavilion near the pool works for casual lunches, morning espresso, or light afternoon snacks. Between these spaces, low-maintenance gardens frame views rather than interrupt them. Olive trees dot the property—some mature enough to provide genuine shade, others young enough to suggest this is an active, working landscape rather than a static museum piece.

Location: Carige and the Maremma Coast

Villa Airone sits five minutes’ drive from Carige, a village that functions as the region’s practical hub. A bakery supplies fresh bread daily. A supermarket handles grocery requirements. A newsagent and petrol station serve operational needs. This proximity matters—you’re not isolated, but you’re also not tourist-dependent.

The immediate area reveals itself through exploration. Capalbio, 12 kilometres away, provides the region’s most photogenic afternoon excursion—a fortified hilltop town with tight medieval streets, castle walls offering views across the Maremma and toward the sea, and antique shops worth genuine browsing. The nearby coast at Ansedonia (15 kilometres) offers beach access and boat hire for trips to the Tuscan Archipelago islands. Marina di Grosseto (18 kilometres) serves as the functional port for longer maritime excursions.

The interior provides equally compelling destinations. Montepulciano (50 kilometres) and Montalcino (55 kilometres) anchor the wine region—both dramatic hill towns where Brunello and Vino Nobile production defines local identity. Chianti wine routes operate south of here, accessible within 60 kilometres. Siena (65 kilometres), with its zebra-striped Duomo and shell-shaped piazza, represents the quintessential medieval city experience. Florence (180 kilometres), the Renaissance’s birthplace, requires a morning departure but rewards with unmatched artistic concentration.

Seasonal rhythms matter in the Maremma. May through September brings warm, dry weather perfect for swimming, though July and August attract peak Italian holiday crowds. April and October offer ideal conditions—warm enough for outdoor dining and pool use, quiet enough that you feel you’ve discovered something exclusive. November through February delivers rainfall and cooler temperatures, but also dramatically reduced visitor numbers and lower rates. Spring wildflowers (April-May) transform hillsides into temporary gardens. Autumn (September-October) turns vineyards golden.

Transport logistics: Florence Airport (Amerigo Vespucci) sits 180 kilometres away, approximately 2 hours 15 minutes by car. Pisa International Airport (Galileo Galilei) lies 150 kilometres distant, requiring about 2 hours driving time. Rome Fiumicino Airport (180 kilometres) takes 2 hours 45 minutes but offers more international flight options. All routes use motorways for the majority of the journey.

When exploring options, consider our villas in Province of Grosseto for alternative locations within the same region. For broader context, review our Tuscany travel guide covering regional highlights. You’ll also find additional properties across luxury villas in Europe and our full collection in Italy if you want to explore alternative Tuscan bases.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended family groups of eight to ten benefit from the five-bedroom, four-bathroom configuration and the multiple living areas allowing different age groups to separate when needed. Teenagers can occupy the children’s room’s two beds while parents take the en-suite bedrooms, and grandparents claim quieter spaces on alternate floors.

Professional groups working remotely benefit from reliable WiFi throughout and the gym facilities—useful for colleagues who’d otherwise feel confined after days of video calls. The chef service transforms group meals from logistical problems into focal points.

Multigenerational celebrations (milestone birthdays, anniversaries, family reunions) find ready infrastructure. Kitchen capacity for both professional catering and hands-on cooking classes. Pool and leisure space accommodating simultaneous activities—some swimming, others relaxing, others engaging with staff-led experiences. Babysitting availability allows couples to escape for evening dining without concern.

Couples seeking extended stays appreciate the gym, spa treatment access, and cooking classes—experiences that transform a rental into an active retreat rather than passive vacation.

Practical Information

Villa Airone accommodates 10 guests: 5 double bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms, and 700 square metres of interior space across three levels. The property includes maid service (daily) and optional chef service. Breakfast comes included when chef services are engaged. Babysitting, wine-tasting experiences, and cooking classes available on request. Spa treatments can be arranged through the nearby hotel facility (10-minute walk, summer months).

The outdoor saltwater pool (8m x 10m) operates year-round, weather permitting. An indoor pool is available from mid-September through May (currently closed for maintenance). Air conditioning installed in every room. WiFi throughout. Wood-burning fireplace in the living area. Television with Dolby Surround in the first-floor lounge.

Transfers from airports can be arranged. Maid service is included in standard rental. Extended chef services, staff accommodation for additional support, and spa treatments incur supplementary costs—enquire when booking for specific pricing.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Airone

How many guests does Villa Airone sleep?

Villa Airone sleeps 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The breakdown: two bedrooms with double beds and en-suite bathrooms, two additional bedrooms with double beds, and one children’s room with two single beds. Standard configuration uses all five bedrooms; staff quarters (double bedroom, sofa bed) become available at additional cost if extended household help is required.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Airone in Tuscany?

Florence Amerigo Vespucci Airport sits 180 kilometres away, requiring approximately 2 hours 15 minutes by car. Pisa Galileo Galilei International Airport offers an alternative 150 kilometres distant (approximately 2 hours drive time). Rome Fiumicino International Airport, 180 kilometres away, provides the broadest international flight connections but requires 2 hours 45 minutes travel. Villa Airone arranges airport transfers on request.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Airone?

May through September offers warm, dry weather ideal for swimming and outdoor entertaining, though July-August experiences peak Italian holiday crowds. April and October deliver ideal conditions—warm enough for pool use and outside dining, quiet enough to feel exclusive. Spring (April-May) brings hillside wildflowers; autumn (September-October) turns vineyards golden and harvest season begins in earnest. Winter (November-February) brings rainfall and cooler temperatures but dramatically reduced visitor numbers and lower rates—useful if you’re working remotely or seeking genuine solitude. The indoor pool operates mid-September through May, extending shoulder-season usability.

Is Villa Airone suitable for families with children?

Yes, with specific advantages and one consideration. The dedicated children’s room (two single beds) and babysitting availability on request support family travel. The outdoor pool (8m x 10m) accommodates supervised swimming. Nearby Ansedonia beach (15 kilometres) and Marina di Grosseto (18 kilometres) offer family-friendly coastal access. Capalbio’s walled town (12 kilometres) works for older children interested in castles and history. The kitchen’s teaching capability—with cooking classes available—engages families interested in hands-on activities together. The main consideration: no formal gated pool fencing, so very young children require constant supervision. The nearby hotel (10-minute walk) offers a summer-season padel court as an additional activity.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Airone?

Standard rental includes: maid service (daily housekeeping), all utilities (heating, water, electricity), WiFi internet throughout, air conditioning in every room, bed linen and towels, pool maintenance, garden upkeep, and housekeeping staff management. When chef services are engaged, breakfast is included. Breakfast alone is available without chef services. Cooking classes, wine-tasting experiences, spa treatments, babysitting, and airport transfers incur additional costs and require advance booking. The indoor pool (mid-September to May only) involves an extra charge. Staff quarters (should you require additional support staff) cost additional and must be reserved when booking.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Airone?

Carige village (5 minutes’ drive) provides functional shopping: bakery, supermarket, newsagent, and petrol station. The nearby hotel (10-minute walk) features a restaurant and spa facilities available to villa guests (summer months only). Restaurants operate throughout the region—Capalbio (12 kilometres) offers multiple dining options in its medieval core. Marina di Grosseto (18 kilometres) features seafood-focused establishments. Montepulciano (50 kilometres) provides upscale dining options within its wine-producing community. For prepared meals, the chef service handles dining entirely on-site, eliminating restaurant logistics while allowing flexibility on timing and menus.