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Fabulous walks within the property will introduce you to this unspoiled natural paradise.

The microclimate, due to the close proximity to the sea, allows for a rich and varied vegetation over hills often with spectacular views.

Local mediterranean flora includes: TREES, oak, olive tree and many more trees, FLOWERS, wild orchids, cyclamen, irises, arbutus, butcher’s broom, scotch broom, phillyrea, holly, hawthorn and wild asparagus.

The woods are home to an endless variety of edible mushrooms, not to mention the delicious Porcino.

Local wildlife includes: boar, deer, stone martens, weasels, skunks, buzzards, sparrow hawks, barn owls and tawny owls, black kites, finches, pheasants, turtle doves, ravens, black birds and crows.

Saturnia, once home to the Etruscan civilization, is now a site of historical and cultural interest, at the heart of the Tuscan Maremma.

Piazza Vittorio Veneto, the central square, is the heart of the village. Here, the bustling streets home the majority of shops and businesses.

This is where you may enjoy an aperitif, before going for a relaxing walk along the romantic alleys.

When the sun goes down, the streets of Saturnia come alive with activity that illuminate the streets, creating a lively atmosphere. Local restaurants serving Tuscan delicacies accompanied by a good glass of Morellino DOC.

Fontenuova, is in the heart of Medieval Maremma, within the Albegna National Park of Southern Tuscany. The park is recognised by the EU as an area of outstanding natural beauty.

Fontenuova, which overlooks a unique patchwork of rolling hills and luscious countryside, is just a 600m walk from the hilltop village of Saturnia. Renown for its thermal open air waterfall and baths (Terme di Saturnia), this historic town was originally settled by the Etruscans and then the Romans. Today, the beautiful central piazza offers a combination of wonderful restaurants, shops, delicatessens, cafes.

Fontenuova is a 30-hectare organic farm, with its private olive grove, vineyard and woods. It’s located on a hillside, bordered by the river Albegna and the ancient Roman road via Clodia. This road leads down to the farm from one of the original Roman gateways of Saturnia.