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This beautiful eighteenth-century villa with its current configuration, with the symmetrical facade, the side terraces and the forepart on the back, dates back to 1836 while maintaining all the elements of neoclassicism typical of the period and of the architects Giovanni Lazarini and Lorenzo Nottolini working in Lucca and authors of important works in Lucca, such as the works on the Villa Reale di Marlia for Elisa Baciocchi, sister of Napoleon Bonaparte, the Teatro del Giglio for Maria Luisa di Borbone, Porta Elisa in the walls of Lucca, the Specola, the aqueduct and urban planning works in Piazza Anfiteatro.At present the villa is surrounded by a lock of about three thousand square meters, immersed in the green of palm trees to the south and pines and holm oaks to the north.It is spread over three floors, ground floor, noble floor and second floor , for a total of about one thousand four hundred square meters.On the main facade, facing south, the geometric division of the floors is highlighted, enhanced by the diversified treatment. icato of the surfaces, with a fake ashlar on the ground floor in a different color from the upper floors treated with smooth plaster, and from the string courses.The central part of the facade is highlighted by four pilasters with architrave and the central balcony with cast iron railing. symmetrical setting is further emphasized by the two side terraces.The second floor is enriched by brick draperies then painted in place according to the construction techniques of the time.Inside the villa an entrance with columns of considerable artistic value leads to various service rooms (kitchen, tavern, cellar), to an entirely frescoed apartment and on the main floor, through a large staircase in Matraia stone with antique cast iron railing.On the first floor there is a large living room with adjoining study, various living room bedrooms and bathrooms, two side terraces decorated with terracotta statues. Many of the rooms are still frescoed. The second floor attic with beams, wooden rafters. wood and terracotta bricks, normally inhabited by the servants, must be restored. , both on the first floor and on the main floor, of the alignment of the doors with the so-called "telescope" effect that highlights a "parade" of communicating rooms, also typical of the Lucca architecture of the period. with antiques, some of particular value. An old stable and a wagon shed for a total of about one hundred and eighty square meters belong to the villa.
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