Villa Marrana is a seven bedroom villa on one of coastal Tuscany’s most celebrated wine properties. The building began life as the estate’s stables, home to the Sella Italiano horses bred on the property over several decades. Following meticulous restoration, it is now a full private residence with a large outdoor pool, walking distance from the estate’s historic cellars, olive oil production and restaurant. Among maremma luxury villas, Villa Marrana stands apart for this combination of historic architecture, working wine estate, and dedicated fine dining on the property.
The villa sits at an elevation on the Etruscan Coast, between Cecina and Volterra. Two of the seven bedrooms share a large panoramic terrace with direct views over the Tyrrhenian Sea and the islands of the Tuscan Archipelago.
Seven Rooms, Seven Characters
Each of Marrana’s seven double bedrooms has a name drawn from the plants and landscape of the Maremma, and a distinct interior personality. All seven have private en-suite bathrooms, Wi-Fi, independent air conditioning, Smart TV, safe, hairdryer, and pool towels. Toiletries are natural and free of parabens, colourants, silicones, and mineral oils.
Artemisia, on the first floor with its own external entrance, has an oriental interior with antique furniture and a bathroom with whirlpool tub. Cipresso is spacious and classically furnished with generous natural light. Corbezzolo, decorated in soft pink tones, has both internal staircase access and a private external entrance. Elicriso is a smaller room with a private terrace overlooking the Tuscan countryside. Eucalipto has a separate external entrance and two distinct areas: a sleeping area and a sitting area with sofa and desk. Ginepro and Mirto share a large panoramic terrace that looks directly over the sea and the Tuscan Archipelago, making them the two most requested rooms in the house.
The Terraforte Restaurant and Estate Wine Tastings
On the estate grounds, Ristorante Terraforte brings a full culinary dimension to the stay. Led by Executive Chef Cristiano Tomei, the kitchen draws on Tuscan tradition and pairs its menu directly with the wines of Castello del Terriccio, internationally recognised as some of Italy’s finest Super Tuscans: Lupicaia, Gian Annibale, Tassinaia, and Con Vento. Guided tastings are available to guests, alongside visits to the estate cellars. The Terraforte Breakfast, baked fresh each day in the estate’s own bakery and pastry laboratory, is served daily.
Solar Energy, Natural Spring Water, and an Estate Pool
For guests searching for a Tuscany coast luxury villa with genuine wine estate credentials and on-site fine dining, Villa Marrana is a rare find. The property runs entirely on self-produced solar energy, draws water from a private natural spring, and has EV charging available for guests who arrive by electric vehicle. The swimming pool is set into the grounds below the main building, surrounded by manicured lawn with long views toward the Maremma hills. A large covered terrace runs the full length of the main facade, furnished for outdoor dining and aperitivo.
Villa Marrana is one of the maremma luxury villas where the setting does as much work as the building itself. The wine estate, the restaurant, the sea views, and the full breath of the Maremma countryside give every stay a context that goes well beyond what a private villa can usually deliver.