Single family villa Strada del Pianone, Porto Santo Stefano, Monte Argentario

A unique opportunity to own a piece of Tuscan paradise with a breathtaking view of the Giannella sea.

Discover this semi-detached villa for sale in Monte Argentario, Tuscany.

Surrounded by greenery, it offers spacious interiors, exteriors with a Mediterranean garden and views of the sea. Monte Argentario, one of Tuscany's hidden gems, offers a mix of natural beauty, history and culture. This semi-detached house represents a rare investment opportunity in one of the most sought-after areas of the region. Property Description: The villa is spread over a single floor and has bright and well-organised interiors. The entrance leads directly to the living room, divided between a relaxation area and a dining area with kitchenette. From here, you can access the terrace, perfect for outdoor dining and enjoying the sea view. The property includes a double bedroom with private bathroom, a spacious bedroom with four beds and a second bathroom. Each room has been designed to ensure comfort and functionality. External Description: Externally, the property boasts a garden of approximately 450m2 that surrounds the house on three sides. The Mediterranean greenery with tall shrubs offers privacy and a peaceful atmosphere. A small car park (TWO PLACES) and a private gate complete the exterior. Uses and Potential: This villa is ideal both as a permanent residence and as a holiday home. Its strategic position, close to the beach and overlooking the sea, also makes it perfect as an investment for tourist rentals. Market Analysis: The real estate market in Tuscany has always recorded great interest, both from Italian and foreign buyers. The region is renowned for its beauty, culture and quality of life. Properties like this, in exclusive locations such as Monte Argentario, are particularly sought after and represent a solid long-term investment. Growing demand, combined with limited supply, has led to a constant revaluation of properties in the area. Tourist and Historical Information on the Territory: Monte Argentario is a promontory that extends into the Tyrrhenian Sea. Historically, it was an island, but over the centuries it was connected to the mainland through three tombolos. The area is rich in history, with traces of Etruscan and Roman settlements. Porto Santo Stefano, the main inhabited centre, is a picturesque seaside village with fortresses and towers that bear witness to its past as a defensive outpost. The uncontaminated nature, golden beaches and crystal clear waters attract thousands of tourists every year. Distances: Soda Beach: 0.5 km Porto Santo Stefano: 5 km Orbetello: 10 km Maremma Natural Park: 30 km Grosseto: 45 km Rome-Fiumicino Airport: 150 km Florence: 190 km Pisa: 200 km Siena: 120 km Island del Giglio (via ferry from Porto Santo Stefano): 16 nautical km.