An aerial perspective reveals the complete estate with traditional stone architecture, manicured gardens and sweeping valley views across the Tuscan countryside.
The infinity pool reflects the rustic stone architecture whilst offering expansive vistas across the rolling countryside.
Rolling hills and distant mountains stretch across the horizon, framed by towering cypress trees in the classic Tuscan tradition.
Villa Fortaleza is a 9-bedroom luxury estate in Tuscany's Maremma region, accommodating 18 guests across 790 square metres of carefully designed living space. This substantial property combines traditional Tuscan architecture with contemporary amenities, including a natural swimming pool, massage room and Mediterranean gardens that stretch across the hillside estate. Each of the nine suites features air conditioning, private bathroom facilities and individual character, from the Torre Suite with its fireplace and walk-in wardrobe to the Spa Suite with dual walk-in showers and sea views. The estate's position in the Province of Grosseto places guests between rolling countryside and the Tuscan coast, offering both the intimacy of rural Italy and proximity to coastal attractions. Villa Fortaleza operates under Le Collectionist's Signature Collection, providing dedicated concierge services, daily housekeeping and breakfast preparation as standard. The property's scale and thoughtful room distribution make it particularly well-suited to multi-generational families or groups seeking a sophisticated base for exploring Tuscany's lesser-known Maremma territory.
See the full property →Best time to visit
Late spring through early autumn represents the optimal visiting window, with May to September offering warm, dry weather ideal for outdoor dining and swimming. July and August bring peak summer heat but also the liveliest coastal atmosphere, whilst shoulder months of May, June and September provide excellent value with comfortable temperatures and fewer crowds. Winter visits are possible but require appreciation for Tuscany's cooler, wetter months when the focus shifts to interior comfort and the property's fireplace becomes essential.
01The Architecture
Villa Fortaleza exemplifies contemporary interpretation of Tuscan estate architecture, where traditional stone construction meets carefully considered modern interventions. The property's design follows the natural contours of the hillside, creating a series of interconnected structures rather than a single monolithic building. Local stone forms the primary building material, giving the villa an authentic connection to the Maremma landscape. The Torre Suite…
02The Interior
The interior design celebrates Tuscan craftsmanship through contemporary furnishing and careful material selection. Each of the nine suites maintains individual character whilst sharing a cohesive design vocabulary of natural materials and neutral tones. The Spa Suite demonstrates this approach with its dual walk-in showers and minimalist aesthetic that emphasises the sea views, whilst the Torre Suite creates a more intimate…
03The Outdoor
The estate's outdoor spaces centre around the natural swimming pool, an organic design that integrates with the Mediterranean garden without the geometric formality of conventional pool installations. The pool area connects to multiple outdoor dining and seating areas, including an 18-seat courtyard arrangement and a separate 8-seat dining terrace that takes advantage of the property's elevated position. Mediterranean plantings throughout…
04The Location
Villa Fortaleza occupies a privileged position in Tuscany's Maremma region, a territory that stretches between the province of Livorno and northern Latium. This location places the property within one of Italy's most authentic and least commercialised regions, where rolling countryside meets the Tyrrhenian coast. The Maremma offers a distinct alternative to Tuscany's more tourist-focused areas, with wild landscapes, medieval hilltop…
05Ideal For
Villa Fortaleza serves multi-generational families and large friend groups seeking privacy and space without sacrificing luxury amenities. The suite-based accommodation works particularly well for extended families where different generations value both togetherness and individual retreat options. Groups celebrating milestone occasions benefit from the property's scale and the dedicated concierge support that comes with Signature Collection status. The estate appeals to…
Amenities
TheChosenStay's Guide
experience
Saturnia thermal baths
The natural thermal pools at Saturnia provide a uniquely restorative experience, with mineral-rich waters flowing at a constant 37°C throughout the year.
45 minutes by car
activities
Argentario peninsula exploration
The Monte Argentario peninsula offers dramatic coastal scenery and sophisticated resort towns like Porto Ercole, combining natural beauty with elegant dining options.
30 minutes by car
dining
Maremma wine estates
The Maremma region produces some of Tuscany's most innovative wines, with numerous estates offering tastings that showcase both traditional Sangiovese and international varietals.
Starting from
€260,075 / week
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8.0 / 10Key Amenities
- Private Pool
- Private Chef
- Sea View
- Concierge
- Terrace
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