Immersed in the splendid Lucca countryside, this splendid luxury residence is for sale.
The property, a historic villa dating back to 1634, underwent a careful and complete renovation in 2009 which restored all the charm of the time . The property, for a total of 600 square meters, is spread over three floors, one of which is a basement and is made up as follows:
in the basement, we find several rooms including two already set up as a tavern area with kitchen and a bathroom.
On the ground floor there is the living area with a large entrance hall which is accessed by a beautiful stone staircase, an eat-in kitchen with access to the garden, a large dining room, two bedrooms and two bathrooms. On the first floor we find the sleeping area consisting of three bedrooms and three bathrooms, with the possibility of creating a second kitchen. The property includes a large attic with a height of 1.90 m.
The villa for sale is characterized by a beautiful driveway with a stone colonnade that crosses part of the wonderful park of the property, which surrounds the luxury residence with its 15,000 m2 of extension which include, at the rear of the historic residence, a beautiful Italian garden. The luxury residence also consists of a modern and elegant outbuilding of 250 m2 spread over two floors. Inside we find two large living rooms, a kitchen, three bedrooms and three bathrooms. The luxury property is completed by a well for irrigation and the latest generation of outdoor lighting and video surveillance systems. Possibility to build a swimming pool.
*** LOCATION ***
Famous for its historical monuments, it is one of the few capitals to preserve the historic centre, full of ancient structures from various eras, completely surrounded by sixteenth-century walls overall intact and almost virtually 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.
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