La Pulledraia Del Podere Montegrappa Grosseto

The agritourism La Pulledraia del Podere Montegrappa is situated in one of the many holdings which developed from the splitting up of the Lorena estates after the first world war. The Company, with its surrounding 24 acres of land, was the first to start operating in Alberese and carries out its' activities in accordance with biological agricultural and high quality regulations. We continue to follow these rules in a constant and determined manner because we are the first consumers of our own products. There is also a room for tranquil conversation and relaxation after the numerous excursions which can be made in the area.

Within the holding's buildings we have reserved, for our guests, 9 double rooms and an apartment with two bedrooms and a kitchen. All of the rooms have their own entrances and en-suite bathrooms.

Double family rooms: the family rooms are in the original farm building where the ancient cowsheds were once located before the building was refurbished. Roughly 22m2 in size, they are spacious enough to accommodate up to two extra beds, making them ideal for a family with two children.

Double rooms: the double rooms are divided between the original farm building and the recently built added, which overlooks the Uccellina mountains (Maremma Park). They vary from 18 to 20m2 in size and can accommodate up to one extra bed.

We are pleased to offer our guests a plentiful breakfast. The menus which we prepare are always varied and appetising and are especially prepared to ensure you can taste and appreciate the simplicity and naturalness of our products and the richness of the Maremmana cuisine.

Travel information

La Pulledraia del Podere Montegrappa is in the heart of the Maremma, in Alberese, at the edge of the Regional Park. It is a 1,5 hour drive from Rome and 4,5 hours from Turin or Milan.
At the “Molinaccio” exit from the Aurelia main road, straight after the Alberese exit, follow the Molinaccio road for circa 2 km until you find the road signs of the holding (“Podere Montegrappa”) which you will find on your left hand side.