Renovated Studio Apartment for Sale in Massa Marittima

Studio apartment (41 sqm) for sale in the Historic Center of Massa Marittima (GR). Fully renovated, exposed beams, and air conditioning. Excellent tourist investment near the coast. General Description: In the heart of the prestigious Historic Center of Massa Marittima, located in a small building dating back to the 18th century and just a stone's throw from the main street and all essential services, a delightful studio apartment of approximately 41 sqm is available for sale. This ground-floor property underwent a complete and skillful renovation in 2024, preserving the historical charm of the building while equipping it with modern comforts. The property is ideal for those seeking a convenient and immediately habitable base in a highly valued medieval context or a solid investment for the short-term rental market in Maremma. Interior Description: Although a studio apartment, the interiors are efficiently designed to maximize space and brightness. The entrance leads directly to the open-plan area, which serves as both the living room and bedroom. This area is characterized by beautiful rustic Tuscan finishes, notably the ceiling with exposed wooden beams and terracotta tiles (mezzane). The kitchenette, although separate, is functional and well-integrated. The windowed bathroom is equipped with a modern shower enclosure and is in impeccable condition, reflecting the recent renovation. The property is sold fully furnished, allowing for immediate use without the need for further intervention. Exterior Description: A detail of great value for a property in the historic center is the small external courtyard (chiostra), directly accessible from the kitchen area. This private space offers an intimate and reserved area, perfect for an outdoor breakfast or enjoying a moment of relaxation, representing a significant added value in an urban setting. The ground-floor location ensures extremely convenient and quick access, despite the building being without an elevator (a 18th-century building). Main Features: Internal area: 41 sqm Rooms (Vani): 1 Bedrooms: 1 (open space) Bathrooms: 1 Condition: Renovated (2024) Finishes: Exposed wood beams and terracotta tiles Heating/Cooling: Autonomous system (Air conditioning) Kitchen: Separate kitchenette Furnished: Yes Outdoor spaces: Small private external courtyard Utility Details: The property is equipped with a modern autonomous heating system managed via air conditioning, which provides both heating and cooling, ensuring flexible internal temperature control in all seasons. It features wooden window frames with double glazing, which contribute to thermal and acoustic insulation. All systems are recent and up to standard, resulting from the 2024 renovation, ensuring low running and maintenance costs. Uses and Potential: This studio apartment represents an excellent "turnkey" solution. Its location in the historic center, excellent condition, and strategic proximity to the sea and numerous tourist attractions make it particularly suitable as an investment for tourist use. The high demand for accommodation in the village, especially during event periods like the Balestro del Girifalco, ensures high income potential. It is also ideal as a pied-à-terre or holiday home for those wishing to immerse themselves in the city's medieval atmosphere. Local Real Estate Market: Massa Marittima, an art city and part of the National Park of the Metalliferous Hills, presents a stable and growing real estate market, with an average increase of 7.79% over the last year. The average requested prices for residential properties stand at approximately € 1,618 per square meter. Analysis shows a clear distinction between different types: standard apartments have an average price of € 1,158/sqm, while houses or villas reach € 2,002/sqm. Studio apartments like this one, completely renovated and located in the historic center (a high tourist attraction zone), position their sale value at the higher end of the apartment market. Comparatively, Massa Marittima is in line with municipalities like Gavorrano (€ 1,739/sqm) but is significantly more affordable than nearby coastal resorts, such as Follonica (€ 3,253/sqm) and Castiglione della Pescaia (€ 4,625/sqm), confirming itself as a quality and sound investment alternative near the sea. Tourist and Historical Information: Massa Marittima is one of the most fascinating medieval towns in Tuscany, rich in mining history (part of the Colline Metallifere) and architectural masterpieces. Its heart is the magnificent Piazza Garibaldi, with its unusual star shape, dominated by the majestic Cattedrale di San Cerbone (Cathedral of San Cerbone), an imposing example of Romanesque-Gothic architecture. Must-sees include: Le Fonti dell'Abbondanza (The Fountains of Abundance): once a public fountain, now known for the mysterious fresco of the Tree of Fertility. Torre del Candeliere and Cassero Senese: offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the village and the surrounding countryside. Museo della Miniera (Mining Museum): an underground route that testifies to the rich extractive tradition of the area. Every year, the exciting historical reenactment of the Balestro del Girifalco animates the square, attracting thousands of visitors. The city is also the ideal starting point for exploring the Parco Nazionale delle Colline Metallifere, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and for reaching the beaches of the Gulf of Follonica in about 20 minutes. Distances: Follonica (Coast/Sea): 20 km Grosseto (Provincial Capital): 50 km Siena: 70 km San Galgano (Abbey): 35 km National Park of the Metalliferous Hills: 5 km Castiglione della Pescaia: 40 km Piombino (Ferry to Elba Island): 50 km Pisa Airport: 115 km Florence Airport: 150 km Lake Accesa (Archaeological Park): 7 km