Podere Santa Pia, holiday house in an uncontaminated landscape

Podere Santa Pia

Strategically positioned in an uncontaminated landscape, just over 20 miles from Montalcino, the town of Brunello, and 48 miles from Siena or, in the opposite direction, the marvelous Tuscan seaside, Podere Santa Pia offers the pleasure of living and discovering Tuscany at its most authentic.
Close to the house is a unique private swimming pool (12 x 5 m). On the spacious terrace around the pool are sun loungers, tables, chairs.... This is also an ideal place for outdoor dining, to enjoy an apero or dinner al fresco. The views are truly stunning, with a unique view of the hills of the Tuscan Maremma and the Tyrrhenian Sea in the background.

Podere Santa Pia, with its wide panoramic terrace overlooking the Maremma (February)


Podere Santa Pia, with a unique private swimming pool	A beautiful early evening by the pool, in the resplendent Tuscan sun, time takes on a languid quality	Reflections on the private swimming pool at Podere Santa Pia

		The setting sun casts a warm, golden light, creating a peaceful and beautiful scene around the pool,as day transitions into evening

Cypress trees between San Quirico d'Orcia and Montalcino	Roselle, area archeologica, la basilica dei Bassi	Panoramic view from Santa Pia on the Tuscan Maremma, seen from Santa Pia

Roselle Roselle was a significant Etruscan city that was later Romanized, located about 10 kilometers north of Grosseto. It's a well-preserved archaeological site where you can explore both Etruscan and Roman ruins. Roselle was an important Etruscan settlement, part of the Etruscan Dodecapolis, and later became a Roman municipality and then a colony. The site is well-preserved and offers a glimpse into both Etruscan and Roman life. Visitors can explore city walls, residential areas, public spaces, and various Roman structures. The amphitheater and forum are among the best-preserved remains.

Area Archeologica di Roselle, Anfiteatro Romano di Rusellae[2]	Archeologisch Park van Roselle: centrale zone (gezien vanuit het noorden)	Genarale con lorica da parata decorata da barbari vinti, dall'Area Archeologica di Roselle

Veduta aerea dell'Area Archeologica di Roselle, con al centro il Foro, a sinistra l'Augusteum e il Tempietto	Archaeologisch Park van Roselle, Het Forum, Gebouw met een omheining (Edificio con recinto)	Archaeologisch Park van Roselle, La Basilica

Roselle, area archeologica, copia di statua romana raffigurante Agrippina Minore, figlia di Agrippina Maggiore e Claudio Germanico, sorella di Caligola e madre di Nerone	Roselle, area archeologica, Basilica dei Bassi, copie in marmo realizzate nel 2009 (da sinistra: Bassus, Priscilla Soror, Valerianus Frater)	Agrippina Minor kijkt uit over de Basilica en de Cardo Maximus [2]
[1] Foto di Rein Ergo, All rights reserved © Traveling in Tuscany. [2] Photo by Carole Raddato, licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.0 Generic license.