Villa Rosselmini can be booked in exclusive use for corporate offsites, retreats and private group stays of up to 45 guests, sleeping in 22 bedrooms spread over nine apartments. The group has the private pool, the court garden and every shared space to itself. The villa stands in Calci, in the hills just east of Pisa, on a working farm with wheat fields, olive groves and vineyards.
Seminars and company events
The villa belongs to a network that runs fully managed retreats and corporate offsites in Italy. That service covers coordination on site, local experiences and activities, and practical support during the stay. The wide court garden is the natural gathering point, used for meeting outdoors, celebrating or dining together. This is a residential format: the team sleeps, eats and works on the same property, which suits a leadership offsite, a workshop week or a wellness retreat. The site does not list a dedicated meeting room with a capacity, so plan sessions with the hosts when you book. The family reports more than 15 years in hospitality and events.
Weddings and receptions
The official site does not sell weddings. It offers exclusive rentals for private groups and celebrations within the stay, so ask the hosts directly about a family gathering or an anniversary.
Rooms and capacities
No event room is listed. The court garden, the pool area and the gardens of the apartments are the shared spaces available to the group. The total capacity of the property is 43 guests plus two on a sofa bed.
Accommodation
Nine apartments hold 22 bedrooms, each with a kitchen, Wi-Fi, heating and air conditioning, linen and towels. They range from Casa Remo, a 25 square meter studio for two, to Casa Pascolo 2, a 150 square meter apartment for eight. Casa Stemma 1 and 2, Casa Maria and Casa Pascolo 1 each sleep six, Casa Alcova five, Casa Azzurro four, and Casa Caminetto two. Several ground-floor units open directly onto the pool garden. A shared barbecue and laundry are available.
Catering
Catering, private chefs and other special requests can be arranged through trusted local suppliers. Each apartment also has its own kitchen, which helps on free evenings.
History and setting
The villa's foundations date to the 1500s, with many later changes. It was the summer residence of the Rosselmini, a Pisan family who spent winters in their palace in the city. In the 18th century, artists working at the nearby Certosa di Calci painted frescoes in the villa, and the chapel was joined to the main house. In 1921 Countess Laura, the last of the Rosselmini, married Marquis Giuseppe Mazzarosa Devincenzi. After her death in 1964 the villa passed to the Mazzarosa family, who restored it in the 1980s and 1990s and turned the outbuildings into apartments.
Getting there
The address is Via Rosselmini 10, Calci. Pisa, its airport and its central station are a short drive away, and trains from Pisa reach Lucca, Pistoia, Florence and Siena, which makes day trips easy for a group.
