Ansedonia Holiday Rental Ansedonia located Tuscany, Italy.

Sleeps	4
Bedrooms	1
Bathrooms	1
Floor Area	50 m²

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50 m²

Property Description

Welcoming apartment with private garden in Ansedonia, on the Tuscan coast.
This home is found in a residential area roughly 2km from the sea and boasts a fantastic, furnished terrace with sea views and a view of Monte Argentario – a headland famous for its rocky coves which can be reached by boat or on foot.
Feniglia beach (which has services such as sun loungers etc.), lies a 10minute drive from the property. In nearby Porto Santo Stefano, you can take a ferry to reach Giglio and Giannutri islands.
750m from the property there is a restaurant-bar-food shop.
This property would be the perfect base from which to discover the charm and crystal waters of the Tuscan coastline.
Available to guests: private outside space furnished with table, chairs and sun umbrella for outdoor dining. The house has a Wi-Fi internet connection, air-conditioning in the bedroom and a ceiling fan in the living area. Parking available.
Pets are welcome (at an extra cost) but a request must be made at the time of booking
Distances: sea/beaches – 1.8 km, Capalbio station - 8 km, Orbetello - 9 km, Porto Santo Stefano (ferry for Giglio Island) - 20 km, Maremma National Park - 35 km, Tarquinia - 50 km, Pitigliano - 60 km, Sorano - 70 km, Siena - 120 km, Fiumicino airport - 130 km.

Interior Description

50 m2
Ground floor: entrance into living area with sofa bed (double size), TV, stereo, dining area and kitchenette (small electric oven, fridge), bathroom with shower.
1 step lower: double bedroom (air-conditioning) with access to outside.

A few steps lead to access to a reserved parking space in a carpark.

Location Ansedonia, Tuscany, Italy

Points of Interest

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Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Roma Fiumicino (Fco), 130.0 Km

Read More About The Ansedonia Area

Take In The Incredible Sight Of Thousands Of Flamingos In The Orbetello Lagoon

We have previously written about the Orbetello Lagoon on several occasions. This coastal lagoon is one of Tuscany’s greatest treasures and is a diverse area of marshland that supports a varied and rich flora and fauna. Consisting of 1500 hectares of marshland separated from the sea on the west and east by two 6km strips of land and by the Argentario headland, it is an area that is both exceptionally lovely and incredibly unique near the coastal city of Orbetello. If you have found a holiday rental in Orbetello, there are lots of reasons to set aside some time to go and explore the lagoon but there is one particularly colourful and charming reasons: it is one of the best places in Italy to see a flock of pink flamingos en masse in the wild.

Orbetello Lagoon is one of the best preserved, most unspoiled natural areas in all of Italy as well as Tuscany. This coastal lagoon consists of 1500 hectares of marshland which is separated from the sea on the west and east by two 6km strips of land and by the Argentario headland. The town of Orbetello sits on a third strip of land that stretches into the centre of the lagoon and a bridge connects Orbetello to Mount Argentario, dividing the lagoon into two parts. This all adds up to a visual treat which is both highly unique and supremely beautiful.

With so much to see in this eden-like natural reserve, it's the perfect spot for holidaying nature-lovers. If you happen to fall into that category, just find a holiday rental in Orbetello and get exploring the lagoon.

Spend a few days exploring the unique town of Orbetello, built on the Monte Argentario peninsula in the middle of a lagoon on the Tuscan coast!. Visitors wishing to come to this area in the heart of the Maremma district for a few days have a great selection of holiday villas in Orbetello to choose from where they can relax and admire a stunning view of the lagoon.
Orbetello is packed with fascinating architectural buildings which tourists are sure to enjoy walking around. The town is completely free from cars, so it’s very easy to get about. Founded by the Etruscans in the 8th century, the town passed many hands of ownership but during the 16th century, the Spaniards transformed it into a naval base and built many beautiful monuments and areas in the town.

Two such creations were the magnificent Palazzo di Spagna and Piazza di Due Mondi which had a huge bell tower built in its centre. A unique windmill was also built by them in the waters of the lagoon. Its charming cylindrical architecture can still be admired as tourists travel over the dam connecting Orbetello to Monte Argentario. Visitors can also admire the spectacular Etruscan built stone harbour as they travel across the bridge.

Caravaggio is mostly remembered as a genius and great Italian painter today but that was not the only image that he has ever had. While his skill was recognised in his own lifetime, it was paired with a bit of a reputation as a bad boy. He was fond of drinking and gambling, was known to have rather drastic mood swings and was prone to violence. In fact, he was often found brawling in different establishments.

A Spacious Beach To Enjoy On Holiday On The Tuscan Coast

While few immediately think of the coast when they think of Tuscany, it is, however, a wonderful destination for those interested in sun, sand, sea, and fun as the region boasts a long coastline and endless excellent beaches. Browse our villas on the Tuscan Coast and combine the region's famously good food, pretty towns, beautiful scenery, and incredible cultural and artistic heritage with brilliant days at the beach that will stay in your memory for a lifetime.

As noted, there are lots of beaches too choose from in Tuscany, and all kinds of variations from private beaches with luxurious amenities to rocky and dramatic beauties to picture-perfect sandy gems that one could mistake for tropical paradises. However, today, we are focused on a particularly unique and memorable example: Feniglia Beach, or Feniglia Dune.

Sadly, the title of these posts will have ruined the ending of the story, however, the details still make it worthy of being told. We discussed the rather tumultuous life and times of the great Italian painter Caravaggio in the last post. In it, we learned about how, while he may be remembered for his art, his murkier history is often overlooked today. A bit of a bad boy who was fond of brawling and drinking, one of his disagreements went too far and ended up in murder, causing Caravaggio to spend the latter years of his life on the run for his crimes.

Ansedonia

Great holiday home with WIFI, A/C, terrace, panoramic view and parking

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Location Ansedonia, Tuscany, Italy

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A Spacious Beach To Enjoy On Holiday On The Tuscan Coast

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