Villa with pool and gardenMonte Argentario (Italy)

Price :

$1,770,500

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Surface210 m²bedrooms3 bathrooms2 land1,700 m²

Elegant villa recently renovated and in excellent condition with an English garden, swimming pool, and a charming veranda with glass doors leading to the garden. Description of the villa The villa has an area of 210 m2 on a single level and consists of a dining room, a fully equipped kitchen, two bedrooms, a bathroom with a shower and window, a corridor that connects the different rooms, a master suite with a small corridor, a master bedroom, and a bathroom with a shower and window. Adjacent to the villa, with access via the garden, but with the possibility of a direct connection to the house, there is a large living room with an exterior glass wall, which can be opened, allowing for comfortable use in both winter and summer. In front of the kitchen and dining room, there is a large equipped space covered by a pergola. Beneath the equipped terrace, there are two easily usable rooms. Condition and finishes The villa was renovated in 2019 and is maintained in excellent condition, the style is a mix between that of a seaside house and a country house. Notable are the stones that cover the walls of the house, and the outdoor veranda equipped with a fireplace and air conditioning. Both outdoor and indoor spaces are functional and can be used in both summer and winter. The house is also equipped with many functional tools such as mosquito nets, an anti-mosquito system, air conditioning in all rooms, an automated irrigation system, and everything necessary to make the house extremely functional. Outdoor spaces The garden covers an area of about 1,700 square meters, part of which is flat, the rest is slightly shaded and mainly lawned, with many areas enriched with fragrant and colorful shrubs. The pool is surrounded by a large paved area equipped for sunbathing. A few large trees, including two very tall palm trees, make the garden unique among the houses of Argentario. The location The promontory of Argentario juts out into the Tyrrhenian Sea, in southern Tuscany, directly opposite the islands of Giglio and Giannutri. It seems that it was once an island that was linked to the mainland by a strip of land. Already inhabited by Etruscan and Roman populations, it experienced its peak during the period of Spanish domination, for which the fortifications of Porto Santo Stefano and Porto Ercole are due, as evidenced by the three fortresses still standing and open to visit. Returning to a more recent era, it experienced great development in the 1960s and 1970s, during the economic boom, when many families, especially from Rome, spent their summer holidays there. Argentario has also received the nickname of

This description has been automatically translated from French.