Villa Grosseto | 7-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Roccamare

Fourteen guests arriving at Villa Grosseto in Roccamare find themselves stepping into a contemporary Tuscan retreat where seven ensuite bedrooms and a private pool overlook gardens framed by maritime pines. This luxury villa rental on Tuscany’s southern coast sits within walking distance of the Blue Flag–awarded Roccamare Beach, where golden sand meets crystalline water and the afternoon light transforms the shoreline into something you’ll photograph repeatedly.

Inside Villa Grosseto

Villa Grosseto sleeps 14 guests across 7 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms spread across 450 square metres. The lower ground floor contains a double bedroom with ensuite bathroom and a twin bedroom with bathroom reserved for staff, plus a laundry room, pantry with two additional fridges, and covered parking for two vehicles.

The ground floor is where the villa unfolds into lived-in luxury. The main living room opens directly onto the garden, furnished with generous sofas and armchairs arranged around a working fireplace, with a dining table seating four integrated into the same open space. A separate sitting room provides quieter refuge with bookshelves lining the walls and satellite television for evening entertainment. The studio room—equipped with a fireplace, tables and chairs—functions as flexible space for work, games, or reading. The formal dining room accommodates eight guests comfortably.

The kitchen commands attention: fully fitted with high-end appliances and a substantial central island with barstool seating, it flows seamlessly onto the outdoor dining terrace where long meals stretch into evening. Four bedrooms access this floor directly, each with terrace access, double beds, and ensuite bathrooms featuring showers. Two further double bedrooms include bathtubs and terrace access. A seventh bedroom offers twin beds with an ensuite bathroom and bath, plus terrace doors. Every bedroom is appointed in calming neutral tones with sea-inspired blues, and the morning light from the terraces becomes part of the experience.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The grounds encompass 20,000 square metres—enough to feel genuinely private. Towering pines create natural shade across the garden’s terraced areas. The rectangular swimming pool is the centrepiece, surrounded by sun loungers and shaded lounging areas with outdoor sofas. A pergola frames a dining table for alfresco meals, while a separate formal dining terrace offers structured seating. A swing seat hangs beneath the pines. A fitted barbecue allows evening cooking, and the gardens transition seamlessly into direct beach access—perhaps 150 metres on foot through the tree line.

The outdoor space breathes. Unlike many villa gardens, this one isn’t crowded. You can read poolside without hearing neighbours. You can walk to the beach and genuinely feel alone. The pine scent is constant, strongest in the afternoon heat.

Location: Roccamare and the Surrounding Area

Roccamare is a small, upscale coastal settlement in the Province of Grosseto, roughly 150 kilometres south of Florence and 250 kilometres north of Rome. The Tyrrhenian Sea defines the location. Roccamare Beach itself is a Blue Flag beach—a European designation indicating water quality, environmental management, and safety standards that matter when you’re swimming daily. The sand is fine and pale. The water temperature peaks in August at 24°C and remains swimmable from June through September.

Castiglione della Pescaia lies 6 kilometres north—a working fishing town with cobbled streets climbing towards a medieval fortress. The harbour remains active; fishing boats unload their catch early morning. Restaurants line the waterfront. Osteria del Nostromo serves seafood risotto that locals queue for. The Saturday market stocks fresh vegetables, cheeses, and wine from inland producers. Most guests rent bicycles and cycle there for lunch, returning by late afternoon.

The city of Grosseto sits 30 kilometres inland, surrounded by Medicean walls that still define the town. The Duomo di San Lorenzo dominates Piazza Dante with its white and red marble façade. The Museo Archeologico Grossetano holds Etruscan artefacts and provides context for the region’s pre-Roman settlement patterns. The old town’s narrow streets reveal bakeries, wine shops, and trattorias serving authentic ribollita and bistecca alla fiorentina.

For nature, the Diaccia Botrona Nature Reserve lies 7 kilometres away—a wetland where grey herons, cormorants, and marsh harriers congregate. Walking trails wind through reed beds and open water. Birdwatchers arrive with binoculars at dawn. The reserve is managed by WWF and accessible year-round, though April to June and September to October offer the best wildlife activity.

Golf Club Punta Ala, 5 kilometres away, offers an 18-hole course with views across the Tyrrhenian toward the island of Elba. The club welcomes non-members for green fee play. It’s a pleasant morning activity, though not championship-level golf.

Follonica, 20 kilometres north, is a larger beach resort with wider sandy shores, a small historic centre, and family-oriented facilities. Piombino, 45 kilometres north, is the departure point for ferries to Elba Island. The ferries run hourly during summer and less frequently in winter. Elba is a day trip for those interested in Napoleonic history, hiking, or the Biodola Beach on the north coast. The ferry crossing takes one hour; the island itself deserves a full day.

To explore more luxury options in the area, browse our villas in Province of Grosseto, or discover our full collection of luxury villas in Italy. For broader destination inspiration, our Tuscany travel guide covers regional highlights, wine routes, and cultural experiences across the state.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Villa Grosseto is purpose-built for groups and multi-generational families. Fourteen guests split between seven bedrooms means most people get private ensuite facilities and terrace access—essential for avoiding morning queues. Grandparents occupy one bedroom with full bathing facilities; parents take another; teenage children each get their own space rather than sharing. The staff bedroom allows hiring a cook or housekeeper, turning the villa from a self-catering rental into a semi-serviced property.

Couples seeking privacy will find it, but Villa Grosseto isn’t optimised for a pair of guests renting the whole property. The ground floor layout is open and social rather than intimate.

Families with young children benefit from the private pool, the enclosed gardens, the proximity to Roccamare Beach (shallow and supervised in summer), and the lack of through-traffic. Teenagers enjoy beach access, water sports rentals in Castiglione della Pescaia, and the freedom to cycle to restaurants independently.

Mixed-age groups—cousins, old university friends, business partners combining work and recreation—find that the sitting rooms and studio allow sub-groups to separate when needed. The formal dining room accommodates the whole party for evening meals.

Practical Information

Capacity: 14 guests across 7 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms. The nearest international airport is Florence Peretola (Aeroporto di Firenze), approximately 180 kilometres away, requiring a 2.5-hour drive. Pisa International Airport lies 200 kilometres away with a similar drive time. Both airports offer car rental desks. Alternatively, arrange airport transfer via Excellence Luxury Villas—typically €250–350 for up to eight passengers from Florence.

The nearest supermarket is Conad, located in Castiglione della Pescaia, 6 kilometres away. The villa’s pantry includes two additional fridges for pre-stocked provisions. Excellence Luxury Villas offers pre-arrival shopping services—provide a list, and groceries are delivered and stocked before arrival.

Included in the rental price: Wi-Fi connection throughout the property, air conditioning, pool heating (seasonal), bed linen, bath towels, kitchen equipment and utensils, parking for two vehicles, 24/7 guest support. Not included: pool towels (provided upon request), baby cot and high chair (available on request, typically €50–75 per item, per week).

Check-in begins at 16:00; checkout is 10:00. Early check-in or late checkout may be available on request for an additional fee. Maid service is available daily or twice-weekly at additional cost. Professional chef services can be arranged if desired—ideal for hosting dinner parties without kitchen stress.

Pets are welcome on request. Inform Excellence Luxury Villas at booking to confirm, and expect a €100–150 pet fee for the week.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Grosseto

How many guests does Villa Grosseto sleep?

Villa Grosseto sleeps 14 guests across 7 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms. The bedrooms comprise four doubles with terraces and showers, two doubles with terraces and baths, and one twin with a bath and terrace. No sofa beds or roll-away beds are available, so the maximum occupancy is 14.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Grosseto in Roccamare?

Florence Peretola (Aeroporto di Firenze) is the nearest major international airport, approximately 180 kilometres away, requiring roughly 2.5 hours by car from Villa Grosseto. Pisa International Airport is a similar distance. Both airports offer car rental, or Excellence Luxury Villas can arrange airport transfers.

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

June through September offers warm, dry weather, with daytime temperatures ranging from 25°C to 32°C. Sea temperature peaks in August (24°C), making swimming most comfortable. However, July and August attract larger crowds to Tuscany and higher pricing. May and early June, as well as September and early October, provide excellent weather with fewer tourists and slightly lower rates. April and late October are pleasant for sightseeing but less ideal for swimming. November through March is cooler and occasionally rainy, though the region remains beautiful and restaurants are quiet.

Is Villa Grosseto suitable for families with children?

Yes. The private pool is the primary appeal—shallow zones are manageable for confident swimmers aged 5+. Roccamare Beach is supervised during summer months and has gentle sloping sand suitable for toddlers. The villa grounds are fully enclosed and tree-shaded, reducing sun exposure. Baby cots and high chairs are available on request. The proximity to Castiglione della Pescaia (6km) means short drives to family-friendly restaurants, ice cream shops, and the Saturday market. The formal layout, with private terraces on multiple bedrooms, allows parents to supervise children from lounge chairs while maintaining sight lines across the garden. WiFi allows childcare backup if nannies wish to join the party.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Grosseto?

Included: all utilities (electricity, water, heating), WiFi internet throughout the property, air conditioning, seasonal pool heating, bed linen and bath towels, kitchen utensils and tableware, parking for two vehicles, access to the gardens and pool, and 24/7 guest support. Not included: pool towels (provided on request), baby equipment (cot and high chair available for additional fee), additional maid service beyond the included weekly clean, chef services, airport transfers, and tourist taxes (where applicable by Italian law).

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Grosseto?

Castiglione della Pescaia (6km away) hosts Osteria del Nostromo for local seafood, Ristorante da Armando for traditional Tuscan pasta, and the Saturday market for fresh vegetables and cheeses. The Conad supermarket in Castiglione stocks everyday groceries and wine. In Grosseto town (30km), Trattoria da Romualdo serves bistecca alla fiorentina and ribollita, and Frantoio Salvestrini is a working olive oil producer with a small shop. Follonica (20km north) has larger beach-resort facilities including restaurants along the seafront. Most villages within 10 kilometres have at least one small trattoria and alimentari (grocery shop). Excellence Luxury Villas can provide detailed restaurant recommendations and make reservations on your behalf.

Why Choose Villa Grosseto for Your Tuscan Holiday

Tuscany draws visitors for wine, food, art, and countryside. Villa Grosseto offers the rare combination of authentic Tuscan inland access—Grosseto’s medieval centre is 30 kilometres away, excellent restaurants and wine shops are within 20 kilometres—with immediate beach access that most Tuscan villas lack. You wake to sea views, swim before breakfast, and drive inland for lunch in a working market town. The large capacity means multi-generational groups or business teams sharing costs across 14 people find the weekly rate competitive with smaller properties. The dedicated staff bedroom allows hiring a cook, removing the burden of meal preparation from your hosts. The gardens and terraces are genuinely peaceful—not overlooked, not crowded. For groups seeking both relaxation and exploration, Villa Grosseto delivers both without requiring compromise.