Description
In a semi-colonial and panoramic area with excellent exposure, an ancient villa completely restored, about 465 square meters. On three floors, consisting of TV room and library, dining room with fireplace, utility room with fitted wardrobes and passavivande, kitchen and bathroom on the ground floor, main saloon with entry also from the stone outdoor staircase, double bedroom with large Wardrobe and private bathroom, sitting room, double bedroom with balcony with large bathroom with hydromassage and walk-in wardrobe on the first floor, apartment accessible both internally and with independent entrance consisting of large kitchen with fireplace, double bedroom with bathroom, hall, three double bedrooms And two bathrooms on the second floor. Complete the property with a garage for use in the gym, chapel, wood oven, limonaia of about 120 sqm. On two floors consisting of a large living room, kitchen, large bedroom and bathroom, cellar, caretaker house of about 50 sqm., An agricultural annex of about 70 sqm, swimming pool and about 3.5 ha of land partly in olive grove, orchard and garden. The city of Lucca is one of the pride of Tuscany, a point of arrival or passage that can not be missed for its artistic beauty and its evocative atmosphere. After passing through Lucca, many foreign visitors chose the city as their second home. Visit Lucca is immersed in the narrow streets of one of the oldest preserved historical centers, strolling through three renowned walls, enjoying local dishes in the many inns and taking part in the many organized artistic and cultural initiatives. Everyone who visits Lucca remains positively surprised by the possibility to live in peace the different aspects of the old town and its surroundings. The visit can begin with a walk on the Lucca Walls, built in the 16th century and used as urban park in the nineteenth century, enclosing the historic center and constituting the true symbol of the city recognized for its peculiarities worldwide. The Tower of Guinigi, famous tree-lined tower built around 1390 by the powerful Guinigi family of Lucchese, and the Tower of the Hours dating back to the medieval period, and the City Council, are visible on the walls. The city of Lucca is traditionally nicknamed the city of one hundred churches for the large number of worship buildings of different epochs present within the walls.
