The recently restored La Guardia is a historic Spanish tower overlooking the Mediterranean in southern Tuscany. Close to a beautiful medieval village and the Maremma Natural Park, this villa is the perfect seaside destination.

Ground Floor: 2 queen bedrooms, each with private bathroom (one with tub, one with shower). 1 twin bedroom with private bathroom.

Lookout Tower: 1 queen bedroom with a small bathroom with shower, walk-in wardrobe, and living room corner. Access to a small terrace located on the second floor.

LIVING SPACES:
Ground Floor: Dining area with fireplace; fully equipped modern kitchen.

First Floor: Spacious, comfortable living room with fireplace with 180-degree views – access to terrace with 2 areas, one for dining and one for lounging.

Outside Features: 2 terraces with amazing views of the nearby islands. The villa has access to its own independent walking trail, which leads directly to the sea, and its own private sunbathing deck where there is boat docking capability.

AMENITIES:
Satellite TV, telephone, A/C in living room, Internet, Jacuzzi, security gates. Window screens and
bedrooms have ceiling fans.

What to do in the Maremma region of Tuscany
This extraordinarily lovely stretch of Italy sits between Rome and Pisa, offering expansive, breathtaking views of the islands of Giglio and Elba. Highlights of the area include the unspoiled fishing village of Castiglione della Pescaia, endless stretches of incomparable beaches, and the medieval village of Massa Marittima. This enchanting cobble-stoned village has become greatly popular and is home to many international artists and socialities. Also worth a visit is the magical and mysterious city of Volterra, with its roots in three thousand years of history. Today the city preserves above all its medieval qualities, not only in its 12th-century city walls, but also in its urban layout with narrow streets, palaces, tower houses and churches. Strongly recommended are visits to the surrounding towns of Populonia and Baratti, Suvereto, Campiglia Marittima, Castagneto Carducci and Bolgheri.

Numerous day trip possibilities include the chic harbor of Puntala and the major art cities of Siena, Pisa and Florence. Boat rentals for cruising around the coast are available, and private tours of the region's many acclaimed wineries can be arranged.

Recommendations:
Restaurants While in Massa Marittima, stop for an exquisite meal at Osteria del Vecchio Borgo.