In the suggestive scenery of the Lucca countryside, this splendid luxury villa is for sale. The property, a historic villa dating back to the 17th century, boasts a large size. In fact, there are 710 square meters on which the three levels that make up the property are distributed which underwent careful conservative restoration work in 2005 which brought this magnificent residence back to its former glory.
On the ground floor, beyond to the private chapel, we find the living area which consists of a large kitchen, a dining area and a large living area with a triple living room with bright views of the garden. An original period stone staircase leads to the first floor where there is another living area with kitchen and living room and a sleeping area with two bedrooms and a bathroom. Finally, the attic level consists of a further kitchen with pantry, a living room, a hall and three bedrooms with two bathrooms.
The well-kept garden houses covered parking spaces as well as a wonderful swimming pool surrounded by statues and flower beds to make it romantic and timeless this important luxury villa.
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Famous for its historical monuments, it is one of the few capitals to preserve the historic center, rich in ancient structures from various eras, completely surrounded by a sixteenth-century city wall intact as a whole and almost practically unchanged over the centuries. It is a notable city of art in Italy. The historic monumental center of the city has remained almost intact in its original appearance, thus being able to include various valuable architectures, such as the numerous medieval churches of considerable architectural richness (Lucca has even been nicknamed the "city of 100 churches", precisely due to the presence of numerous churches in its historic core, consecrated and not, present in the past and now in the city), towers and bell towers, and monumental Renaissance palaces of fine stylistic linearity.
The city boasts also suggestive urban spaces: the most famous is certainly that of Piazza dell'Anfiteatro, born on the ruins of the ancient Roman amphitheater by the architect Lorenzo Nottolini and unique in its architectural genre.
The main artery of the historic city is the narrow and medieval via Fillungo, which brings together the major commercial establishments of the city.
Other suggestive squares are then piazza San Michele, the historical fulcrum of the city and Piazza San Martino, the religious hub where the famous Cathedral of San Martino stands.
Piazza Napoleone (also called Piazza Grande by the Lucchesi), was commissioned by Elisa Baciocchi during her Principality, demolishing ancient medieval buildings including a church. Piazza del Giglio is located adjacent to it, overlooked by the theater of the same name (Teatro del Giglio), which is to be counted as a theater of tradition.
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