Historic villa built in 1880 among the hills of Lucca

Set among soft hills just 8 km from the Renaissance Walls of Lucca, this historic villa, designed in 1880 by Augusto Passaglia, enjoys a privileged position combining privacy, natural beauty and convenient access to services. There are vineyards, olive groves and picturesque villages all around, creating an atmosphere of tranquility without detaching from the main destinations and infrastructure: the beaches of Versilia, Pisa International Airport and the famous art cities of Tuscany are easily accessible. The area is known for its gastronomic routes, historic villas and panoramic trails, making it ideal both for a quiet life and for opening a tourist hospitality facility. The villa is located in a prestigious residential context, among other historical residences and greenery.

The estate includes a private fenced park of about 3,000 square meters, where palm trees, oaks, pines and fruit trees form a harmonious natural environment. An elegant alley with automatic gates leads to the neoclassical facade, decorated with terraces, a cast-iron balcony and elegant architectural details. There is also an outbuilding with an area of about 180 square meters - former stables and a carriage yard, which can be restored into a guest house, SPA or independent apartments. The layout of the plot allows you to create a panoramic swimming pool and additional outdoor recreation areas.

Inside, a spacious atrium with columns and decorative arches provides access to the ground floor, where there are two independent apartments with frescoes, original details, four bedrooms and two bathrooms. There is also an atmospheric tavern and large basements. A staircase made of Matraya stone leads to the main floor - the heart of the villa: the main hall with frescoes, two salons, an office, a kitchen, four bedrooms and three bathrooms, as well as three panoramic terraces. On the second floor there is another fully functional apartment with three bedrooms and three bathrooms. Additional rooms can be converted into new suites or hospitality areas. Terracotta floors, fireplace portals, frescoes and original frames preserve the authentic charm of noble Luccan residences.