3 bedrooms villa, 200 m²

Pietrasanta, Lucca (province)

Versilia

In Marina di Pietrasanta, in the Versiliana area, RETUSCANY presents a contemporary villa planned for future construction. The architectural concept brings together clean lines, generous openings and outdoor spaces, with greenery forming an integral part of the proposed living environment.

The project documentation indicates an approximate villa area of 200 sq m across two floors, within a total plot of approximately 380 sq m, including the building footprint and swimming pool. The ground-floor layout provides for a spacious living area with a kitchen, one bedroom and a bathroom accessed from the hallway. A sculptural staircase will lead to the first floor, where the plans show two further bedrooms, a study and three additional bathroom/WC rooms.

The proposal includes a swimming pool of approximately 38 sq m, a 20 sq m pergola and terraces totalling 22 sq m. Two parking spaces are also shown on the site plan. Areas and layouts are indicative and remain subject to the final technical specification of the development.

The living space is designed to open towards the outdoor areas, connecting everyday gatherings with quieter moments beside the pool. Upstairs, the bedrooms and study offer a more secluded setting, balancing shared living with personal space.

Marina di Pietrasanta and the Versiliana surroundings provide the setting for a home conceived around the coastal landscape and the lifestyle of Versilia.

All further information about the property, the project, the price and the terms of sale will be provided exclusively by appointment at the RETUSCANY office in Forte dei Marmi, Via Torino 1/b. Contact channels are available to arrange a meeting.

Architectural concept note: The images and renderings in this listing are illustrative representations of the architectural concept for the future development, not photographs of a completed property. Spaces, materials, finishes, landscaping, furnishings and details are shown for illustrative purposes and may differ from the final construction. The actual specifications will be those set out in the approved project, final technical documents and contractual agreements. The images do not constitute a contractual specification.