22 bedrooms country house, 4155 m²

Massarosa, Lucca (province)

Versilia

The property is located in the municipality of Massarosa, on the gentle hills overlooking Lake Massaciuccoli, in a dominant position with stunning views of the sea, the surrounding plains, and the city of Pisa. It covers approximately 50 hectares of land, including 34 hectares of terraced olive groves and 7 hectares of irrigated arable land, with around 10,000 olive trees. In favorable years, the estate produces an average of about 10,000 liters of extra virgin olive oil.

Within the estate stand eight main buildings in addition to the historic villa and various rural outbuildings. Six of these buildings are used for agritourism activities, offering accommodation for around 30 guests. The main villa, dating back to the 18th century, measures approximately 880 sqm across three floors plus a usable attic. The ground floor houses the kitchen, laundry, boiler room, service rooms, and a bathroom. The first floor, accessed via two external double staircases and two internal ones, features eight rooms including a spacious 50 sqm living room, dining room, sitting areas, bedrooms, a bathroom, and a guest WC. The second floor offers eight additional rooms, a bathroom, a guest WC, and corridors.

The heating system is air-based with a diesel boiler, and water is supplied by a private aqueduct. The villa is in good overall condition. Outdoors, on one side, there's a formal Italian-style garden with views of the plain and Pisa, while on the other, a large lawn shaded by horse chestnut trees leads to a panoramic terrace with sweeping views of Lake Massaciuccoli and the sea. A 100 sqm swimming pool with terracotta paving and PVC lining completes the garden area.

The estate also includes a 700 sqm farmhouse, a 570 sqm olive mill, a 107 sqm barn, a 185 sqm guesthouse called "Il Micciaro" used for agritourism, and three agricultural annexes totaling about 890 sqm. Altogether, the built area covers over 4,100 sqm. This prestigious property offers a rare opportunity, combining agricultural production, rural hospitality, and an elegant historic residence in one of Tuscany's most scenic landscapes.