Description
N057S - SAN ROSSORE (PI) - A dream estate surrounded by horses, silence, and history. Just steps from the heart of Pisa and the San Rossore Natural Park, a property of timeless charm opens up: an equestrian estate surrounded by greenery, where the silence is broken only by the rustling of the trees and the sound of the horses breathing. At the heart of the estate is a 300-square-meter rustic-style manor house, completely renovated with reclaimed antique materials that tell its story. Exposed beamed ceilings, authentic details, and a warm light permeating every room: every corner exudes tradition and hospitality. On the ground floor, there are another 400 square meters currently occupied by stables (11 of approximately 40/50 square meters), a tack room, and utility rooms that overlook a large park of approximately one hectare, completely fenced (with steel posts), designed to accommodate horses, animals, and nature lovers. It is a place to live and breathe the countryside, yet with all the conveniences nearby: the center of Pisa is reachable by bike, the sea is a 20-minute drive, and the Leaning Tower is just 3 km away. The property is serviced by all main utilities (gas, electricity, water), has a private well, a septic tank in accordance with local regulations, and also houses a licensed manure and manure heap, perfect for those wishing to continue (or start) an equestrian activity. The property has an elevator to access the first floor, avoiding stairs. This charming property preserves the authenticity of its agricultural and architectural past intact. An extraordinarily rare element is represented by the original mangers present in all the stables: artifacts These period buildings, now virtually impossible to find, testify to an era when rural functionality was combined with artisanal attention to detail. Adding further prestige to the estate is the name of its original builder and owner: Thomas Rook, a prominent historical figure whose vision contributed to the creation of an elegant and solid architectural complex, designed to last for centuries. Learn more on Wikipedia → Thomas Rook Every space on the estate tells a story, from the masonry to the service structures, revealing a design that combines functionality and timeless beauty. Once subject to equestrian restrictions, this estate is now free and ready to be lived in, while respecting its original spirit: that of a refuge for those who love horses, the land, and a slower, more authentic pace of life. For privacy reasons, the property's geolocation indicates the specific area, but not the exact address. Energy class G. Overall energy performance index 160kWh/m2 per year.
