Extraordinary Tuscan Estate Set Within A 140 Hectare Private Reserve

Nestled in the absolute tranquillity of a private nature reserve spanning approximately 140 hectares, Podere Mazzoni is a rare historic rural hamlet set on the hills of Roccastrada, enjoying a commanding panoramic position overlooking the stunning landscapes of the Tuscan Maremma.

Established in the 19th century as the agricultural centre of the estate, the hamlet has preserved the authentic charm of traditional Tuscan architecture, featuring stone and brick buildings, chestnut-beamed ceilings, antique terracotta floors, and elegant pietra serena stone fireplaces.

The property comprises five residential units, including an independent guest house, with a total internal area of approximately 740 sqm. A spectacular panoramic infinity pool with sun deck is beautifully integrated into the surrounding landscape, offering breathtaking views across the rolling Tuscan countryside.

The estate provides complete privacy, unspoiled natural surroundings, and an atmosphere of rare authenticity, while remaining conveniently connected to the region’s historic villages and the finest attractions of the Tuscan Maremma.

The property is ideally suited as:

A prestigious private residence;
An exclusive holiday retreat for families and groups;
A charming hospitality property dedicated to luxury tourism and boutique accommodation.

Nature trails, trekking routes, horseback riding paths, and mountain bike itineraries further enhance this unique lifestyle experience, where history, landscape, and the authentic Tuscan way of life come together in perfect harmony.
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LOCATION:
The picturesque Roccastrada area is characterized by a mild climate and a traditional agricultural landscape. It stands on a base of igneous rock and enjoys an enviable position: on one side a beautiful, wide view over the surrounding plain as far as the Island of Elba, on the other rises Mount Amiata.

It stretches from the Grosseto plain to the Tyrrhenian Sea and further to the low mountains, to land cultivated with vineyards and to the hills where ancient medieval villages stand, all within 28,000 hectares.

The town, fortified on a rock, is located at 475 m above sea level within the Park of the Grosseto Metalliferous Hills, in Northern Maremma.

In the Middle Ages Roccastrada was an important mining center for silver and copper and developed as a fief of the Aldobrandeschi until the early 1300s. The village later came under Sienese rule and then under the protection of the Medici family in 1555.

The Municipality of Roccastrada, with its many well-known hamlets such as Montemassi, Roccatederighi, etc., offers a rich historical heritage, castles, urban trekking, guided excursions and an authentic Tuscan atmosphere. 

Main distances:

Castiglione della Pescaia: 40 km
Follonica: 33 km
Grosseto: 31 km
Pisa Airport: 137 km 
Siena: 62 km 
Rome Fiumicino Airport: 214 km