Tuscany, Lucca, Lucca, Italy

Period villa with two annexes and a swimming pool immersed in the Tuscan countryside

This beautiful period villa was built in 1650 by a well-known Cardinal as his place of meditation and study.

The property sits on a hillside and panoramic area with splendid views reaching as far as Lucca, in a private location, yet not far from the historic centre and all its shops and services.

The main building has been completely renovated, maintaining the charm of a medieval villa, and is accompanied by a 24 sq m annex, and a further 15 sq m annex, set in 6.5 ha of land.

The villa enjoys approximately 300 sq m of living space across three floors. The ground floor comprises a kitchen with a large authentic wood-burning oven, a pantry, a dining room, and a double bedroom with an en-suite bathroom. The first floor includes a spacious and bright living room with a fireplace, a principal bedroom with a fireplace, and a large en-suite bathroom with a jacuzzi tub and shower. The second floor houses two double bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and a sitting area, which could be used as an additional bedroom.

The main annex is composed of a double bedroom with an en suite bathroom, and a small study and laundry space, while the smaller one is used as a storage room.

The property features multiple relaxation areas in the garden, such as an outdoor porch ideal for al fresco dining and a 4x8 m swimming pool with a salt system and heating by solar panels with an equipped gazebo and automatic lighting.

*EPC pending. For more information please get in touch*

Nearest shop - 800 m;
Lucca - 5 km;
Pisa International Airport - 19 km;
The coast, Lido di Camaiore - 30 km;
The coast, Forte dei Marmi - 34 km;
Florence Peretola Airport - 73 km.

Please note all distances and measurements are approximate and for security reasons, are not representative of the exact location of the property. For more information on the precise location of the property and its surrounding area, please contact the listed Property Adviser.