Villa Acquacotta | 4-Bedroom Villa in Grosseto Central Italy
Holiday Home Rental Description
Ten guests arriving at Villa Acquacotta in Grosseto discover immediately why this Tuscan Coast property commands attention: a 14-metre swimming pool descends into sloping gardens while the Maremma landscape spreads beneath your gaze, and on crystalline days, the Mediterranean glimmers at the horizon 25 kilometres south. This is a luxury villa rental in Grosseto that trades showiness for substance—four bedrooms, four bathrooms, and the kind of thoughtful restoration that respects both period charm and contemporary comfort across 220 square metres of living space.
Inside Villa Acquacotta
Villa Acquacotta sleeps 10 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. Ground-floor accommodation comprises three double bedrooms, each with en-suite facilities—two feature walk-in showers, one includes a freestanding bathtub. A fourth guest bathroom with sink and WC serves common areas. An additional guest bathroom is positioned adjacent to the dining space. The first-floor bedroom, set beneath wood-beamed ceilings with sloped architectural detailing, contains a double bed with four-poster frame, private bathroom featuring bathtub, wardrobe storage, and minibar refrigerator. All bedrooms contain individual mini-fridges, hairdryers, and climate control. Single beds can be added to two double rooms if required.
The ground floor opens into a living area furnished with substantial sofas and armchairs, where a flat-screen television with satellite channels faces large panoramic windows. These windows frame the property’s signature view—gardens, swimming pool, Maremma hills, and on clear conditions, the distant coastline. A fully equipped kitchen with professional-grade appliances and utensils adjoins a dining table seating ten. A dedicated coffee and snack station with its own panoramic aspect allows informal grazing throughout the day. The lower level contains a comprehensive laundry facility with washing machine, ironing board, and pressing equipment. Wi-Fi coverage extends throughout. Air-conditioning and heating systems maintain comfortable temperatures across all seasons.
Outdoor Spaces and Living
The swimming pool—14 metres long, 5 metres wide, maximum depth 1.6 metres—sits prominently in the descending garden landscape, surrounded by sun loungers and parasol shade. A pergola-covered al-fresco dining terrace overlooks the pool and valley beyond, ideal for evening meals as light drains from the sky. A functional barbecue anchors outdoor cooking. The grounds encompass 10 hectares of land, generously planted with cypress, olive, and pine trees. Covered parking protects vehicles. Mosquito netting in bedrooms allows windows to remain open on warmer nights. The property’s sloped terrain means the pool area sits lower than the villa’s main living spaces—a design that maximises both privacy and the sense of being positioned above the landscape.
Location: Grosseto and the Surrounding Area
Grosseto itself—a walled medieval town 13 kilometres away—rewards a morning’s exploration. The Museo Archeologico della Maremma houses significant Etruscan artefacts. The historic centre contains Renaissance architecture, narrow streets suitable only for pedestrians, and restaurants serving Maremma cooking: wild boar, local cheeses, cured meats, saffron, honey, and the region’s distinguished extra-virgin olive oils. The town’s market, held regularly in the central piazza, sources seasonal produce, fresh pasta, and wines from nearby vineyards.
Marina di Alberese, 25 kilometres toward the coast, anchors the Parco Naturale della Maremma (also known as Uccelina Park). This 9,800-hectare protected landscape contains five kilometres of sandy beach backed by Mediterranean scrub, pine forest, and salt marshes. Hiking trails follow the Ombrone river; mountain-biking routes connect inland villages to coastal paths; horse-riding and donkey-trekking operators work from the park’s visitor centre. Canoe hire allows paddling through river ecosystems where wild boar, fallow deer, and rare bird species move through unspoiled habitat. The park’s northern reaches blend into Castiglione della Pescaia, 32 kilometres away—a fishing village and seaside resort where summer brings beach clubs, sailing schools, windsurfing instruction, and boat-trip operators running daily excursions along the coast.
Bird-watchers travel south 45 kilometres to Orbetello, where the WWF Oasi Naturale di Orbetello wetlands shelter over 250 migratory and resident species. Pink flamingos arrive in winter. The lagoon’s shallow waters suit kayaking and birdwatching simultaneously. Smaller villages scattered throughout the region—Magliano, Pereta, and Pitigliano—each retain castle ruins, local trattorias, and the quiet atmosphere of communities that tourism has bypassed.
Wine enthusiasts drive 40 kilometres to Scansano and the Morellino vineyards, where family-run producers offer tastings and cellar tours. Massa Marittima, 58 kilometres away, stands on hilltop terrain with a magnificent cathedral and museums documenting Etruscan and medieval metalwork. Siena lies 80 kilometres north—approximately 90 minutes’ drive—and merits a day trip for its Gothic cathedral, Piazza del Campo, and world-class art collections.
When exploring this region, browse our villas in Province of Grosseto for alternative properties, explore our luxury villas in Grosseto more broadly, and consult our Tuscany travel guide for seasonal itineraries. Our full collection in Central Italy includes properties across the region.
Who This Villa Suits Best
Multi-generational families benefit from four separate bedrooms and four bathrooms—sufficient for parents, adult children, and grandparents to maintain privacy. The ground-floor bedroom with its own bathroom suits elderly guests or those with mobility considerations. The shallow swimming pool (1.6 metres maximum) and surrounding gardens provide safe play areas for children aged 5–12. A babysitting service can be arranged through the property owner.
Small groups of friends—say, two couples plus two single guests—find the layout naturally divides into zones. The first-floor bedroom, set apart under sloped ceilings, suits guests preferring solitude or couples seeking temporary separation from the main household.
Couples travelling without children will appreciate the quieter seasons (April–May, September–October) when the landscape becomes contemplative and the coast remains swimmable without summer crowding. The wine-tasting and cooking-class services appeal to gastronomically inclined guests.
Practical Information
Villa Acquacotta accommodates 10 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The nearest commercial airport is Pisa International Airport (Galileo Galilei), 150 kilometres north—a 2.5-hour drive by hired car or driver transfer. Florence Airport lies 180 kilometres away (2.75 hours). A supermarket operates in the small village 10 minutes’ drive downhill; Grosseto’s market and full-service shops lie 13 kilometres away.
The rental price includes Wi-Fi, climate control (heating and air-conditioning), pool use, bed linens, towels, and weekly cleaning service. A cook can prepare traditional Maremma meals using seasonal local ingredients—available through owner arrangement. Wine-tasting excursions to Scansano’s Morellino producers, cooking classes, babysitting services, and boat trips are additional services booked separately. Pets are accommodated on request. Check-in typically occurs in mid-afternoon; check-out by late morning, though flexibility exists for arriving guests.
Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Acquacotta
How many guests does Villa Acquacotta sleep?
Villa Acquacotta sleeps 10 guests across 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. Three ground-floor double bedrooms each contain a double bed; the first-floor bedroom features a four-poster double. Single beds can be positioned in two of the double rooms if needed, accommodating additional younger guests or allowing flexible room assignments.
What is the nearest airport to Villa Acquacotta in Grosseto?
Pisa International Airport (Galileo Galilei), 150 kilometres north, is the nearest major facility—approximately 2.5 hours by car. Florence Airport lies 180 kilometres away (2 hours 45 minutes). Both airports offer car hire, or private transfer services can be arranged from the property owner. The drive from either airport to Villa Acquacotta passes through Tuscan countryside, with route options via Siena adding scenic value without significant time cost.
What is the best time of year to rent Villa Acquacotta?
April through May offers warm days (18–23°C), manageable crowds, and blooming gardens. The pool reaches comfortable temperatures from late May onward. June through August brings peak heat (28–32°C), peak tourism, and the most vibrant beach-club scene. September maintains summer warmth while crowds thin. October remains pleasant (16–22°C) with vendemmia (grape harvest) festivals in Scansano. November through March experiences cooler temperatures (8–14°C), occasional rain, and very few tourists—ideal for guests seeking solitude and lower rental rates.
Is Villa Acquacotta suitable for families with children?
Yes. The swimming pool’s 1.6-metre maximum depth suits younger swimmers, though supervision is essential. The garden’s sloped terrain and soft ground offer safe play space. A babysitting service can be arranged. Marina di Alberese, 25 kilometres away, has shallow-water family beaches. The nearby Parco Naturale della Maremma offers family-friendly hiking on flat paths suitable for strollers or young walkers. Castiglione della Pescaia’s beach clubs rent pedal boats and loungers. Pitigliano and smaller villages provide low-key exploration without museum fatigue.
What is included in the rental price at Villa Acquacotta?
The rental price includes Wi-Fi internet access, heating and air-conditioning systems, bed linens, bath towels, hand towels, weekly cleaning service, and full use of the swimming pool. Water and electricity are included. Kitchen equipment—refrigeration, cooking appliances, utensils, and dishwashers—are provided. Pool maintenance during your stay is covered. Barbecue use and al-fresco dining furniture are included. A chef/cook service, wine-tasting excursions, cooking classes, babysitting, boat trips, and kid-focused day excursions are optional add-on services invoiced separately.
What restaurants and shops are near Villa Acquacotta?
A small village 10 minutes’ drive downhill contains basic shops, a pharmacy, and several modest restaurants serving regional food. Grosseto, 13 kilometres away, offers Ristorante da Noemi (traditional Maremma cuisine), Osteria L’Oca Bianca, and numerous trattorias alongside a central market (Mercato Centrale) for fresh produce, cheeses, cured meats, and wine. Castiglione della Pescaia’s waterfront contains seafood restaurants and modern beach clubs. Scansano’s wine bars and small shops cater to vineyard visitors. For self-catering, an Esselunga supermarket operates in Grosseto’s outskirts; Carrefour outlets exist in larger towns. Local producers deliver fresh supplies to the villa with advance notice.
