Villa Carra - Ansedonia

Villa Carra is a charming, rustic-style villa measuring 120 square meters spread over two floors, nestled in the tranquility of the renowned seaside resort of Ansedonia. With its spacious indoor and outdoor areas and welcoming atmosphere, the property is the perfect choice for families or groups of up to 6 guests looking to enjoy a beach vacation marked by independence and relaxation.

The interior spaces combine the charm of traditional Tuscan style with the utmost comfort. The sleeping area includes three spacious bedrooms: one comfortable double bedroom and two twin bedrooms. To ensure a consistently cool indoor climate during the warmer months, air conditioning is available in all three bedrooms as well as in the bright living room. The house also features a well-equipped kitchen and two full bathrooms, one with both a bathtub and a shower, and the other with a convenient shower stall.

The true highlight of Villa Carra is its generous outdoor spaces. Each bedroom has direct access to its own private balcony, while the main level of the house opens onto a large terrace equipped with a barbecue, ideal for hosting al fresco lunches and dinners with friends. The property is surrounded by a well-maintained, private, and fenced-in garden. Pets are allowed.

Ansedonia is one of the most charming and exclusive headlands along the Maremma coast, renowned for its residences nestled in the Mediterranean scrub and for its stunning sea views.

When staying at Villa Carra, you’ll be just a short distance from the area’s natural wonders. In just a few minutes, you can reach the crystal-clear waters of Feniglia Beach, characterized by a long stretch of golden sand protected by a nature reserve and a centuries-old pine forest. The villa’s location also allows you to explore important historical and archaeological sites such as the Etruscan Tagliata and the Spacco della Regina, as well as quickly reach the nearby Orbetello Lagoon, the medieval village of Capalbio, and the picturesque seaside towns of Porto Ercole and Porto Santo Stefano on Monte Argentario.