Villa in Lucca, Italy, 650 m²

The villa has an area of about 350 square meters and occupies two floors, in addition to the basement and the turret. On the first, raised ground floor there are: a large living room, a dining room with a fireplace, a kitchen and an office; on the second floor, reached by a beautiful marble staircase with wrought iron railings, there are four large bedrooms, of which the main one is more than 25 square meters, and two bathrooms, as well as a beautiful terrace overlooking the garden; the tower houses one large and bright room, which can be used as an additional bedroom, a hobby room or an office;

in the basement there is a cellar, a bathroom and technical rooms.

The villa also has a two-storey annex, the ground floor of which consists of a large terrace, an ideal place for al fresco dining, an adjacent room with a wood-burning stove and barbecue and a fully furnished old church; on the second floor there is an independent apartment consisting of a living room, kitchen, two bedrooms, bathroom and terrace.

The land plot is 6500 sq.m. of which there is a park and a forest.

The city of Lucca is one of the pearls in the crown of Tuscany, a destination or destination that cannot be ignored because of its artistic beauty and authentic atmosphere. Passing through Lucca, many foreign visitors choose the city as their second place of residence. To visit Lucca means to immerse yourself in the narrow streets of one of the best preserved ancient centers of the city, stroll along the famous walls, taste typical local dishes in numerous taverns. You can start visiting the city by walking along the Walls of Lucca, built in the XVI century and turned into a city park in the XIX century. They surround the historical center and are a real symbol of the city, recognized worldwide for its uniqueness. From the walls you can see the Guinigi Tower, the famous tower with trees, built around 1390 by the influential Guinigi family from Lucca, and the Clock Tower dating back to the medieval period and built by order of the city municipal council, towering over the city roofs. The city of Lucca is traditionally nicknamed the city of a hundred churches because of the large number of religious buildings from different eras within the walls.

In addition, the wide sandy beaches of Versilia are a few kilometers away

Staying in this villa will allow you to combine tranquility and unity with nature, beach holidays, as well as walks through medieval towns.

The price is 1,600,000 euros.