14 bedrooms villa, 4000 m²

Collesalvetti, Livorno (province)

The historic building "Fattoria di Suese" dates back to the first news in the early 1800s when the Grand Duchy of Tuscany ceded ownership to the order of the Knights of St. Stephen. Then the Dupuoy family of merchants took over in 1811, the Bartolomei family in 1835, the Mimbelli family in 1860 and finally in 1948 the Bruzzone family which led to the birth and future growth of the "Emilio Village" in Stagno.

The building is a former manor farm for a total of 4,300 square meters and is spread over 3 floors.
The habitable part is over 1,100 sqm (Cat. A / 2) partially furnished, with independent heating.
There are 14 bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a large double living room with large central open fireplace, entrance hall, another living room and compartment with bow-window, dining room with fireplace, cast iron kitchen and wood-burning oven, large kitchen, entrance hall, various rooms, laundry and triple garage, double internal staircase, utility rooms for boiler and woodshed, terrace on the floor with access to the garden and terrace on the first floor as well as dovecote tower and a swimming pool 6 x 12 mt with its changing room and technical room.

There is another apartment, with double independent entrance and independent heating, which communicates with the main house of 270 sq.m total between first and ground floor. On the first floor there is kitchen, bathroom, double bedroom and double living room with fireplace. On the ground floor there are various rooms used as bedroom / living room / office, 1 bathroom.

Also in the main building is another apartment, with independent access (cat A / 2) on the first floor of 100 sqm and with 6 rooms with independent heating consisting of large entrance with fireplace, kitchen, bathroom, living room, bedroom and closet.

A private church (cat B / 7) of 250 sq.m is also part of the structure.

The remaining part of 2,200 square meters are former agricultural warehouses, possibly to be restored, on three floors with vaulted ceilings and original terracotta floors.

The property includes a 2.5-hectare park with ancient holm oaks, pine trees, olive trees and land used as vegetable orchards

Also present is an independent and detached ruin of 50 sq.m (C / 2) and a ruin for well-old sink of 20 sq.m (C / 6).

Ideal for family villa, farmhouse, apartments, restaurant, office, health residence RSA, accommodation facilities and the possibility to benefit from building bonuses.

The property includes three other sky-ground ruins, to be completely restored, with other negotiation and request, with independent access and surrounding land:

- one built on four floors called the "Distilleria-Ex Mulino" of 1600 for a total of approx. 1,800 sq.m. in addition to a courtyard of 3,000 square meters;
- another one on two / three floors, still from the 1600s for a total of 850 square meters approx. and courtyard with pine forest of 6,000 square meters and independent access;
- another on two floors of 500 sqm approx. and adjoining land of approx. 7,000 with independent access;