OVERVIEW

The great view of the impressive Mount Altissimo on the Tyrrhenian coast, nestled among the sloping ridges of the green hills, gives you the impression of being in symbiosis with the untouched nature of the surrounding mountains, just a few km away from the Versilia coastline. You can perceive this sensation and enjoy this panorama on every floor of this ancient villa built in 1670 and finely restructured in 1990 and 2012, still maintaining the original building characteristics of the classical Tuscan villas. The rectangular-shaped villa stands on four levels and is divided into two independent units. The villa is surrounded by a planted land, partly flat and partly tiled of about 1800 sqm and its main entrance is located on the first floor; a beautiful stone staircase connects the two units: one standing on the ground and first floor and the other on the second floor and mansard roof, for a total of about 445 sq.m. The warm and cosy atmosphere, created by terracotta and wooden floorings, fireplaces, cast iron radiators, wonderful exposed wooden beams with terracotta tiles, characterizes the main floors (first and second floor) comprising a spacious living-room with fireplace, kitchen, two large bedrooms and one bathroom. On the ground floor, you find a wide space used as independent apartment for guests or service staff, including three large rooms, one bathroom and a spacious utility room on the basement. On the upper floor, in the mansard roof, there is a large open space with bathroom, used as study room or further small apartment. The unit stands on the ground floor and first floor, directly connected with the well-kept garden and the lovely patio, with views over the Apuan Alps, ideal setting for lunches and dinners outdoors. This outstanding property also includes a plot of land used as convenient parking space for at least six cars.

CHARACTERISTICS:

Area (m²): 445
Floors in the building: 4
Number of bedrooms: 5
Number of bathrooms: 4
Land area: 1800