Ehemalige Mühle, Restrutturato En Abitazione

Calci is a town located in the province of Pisa, Tuscany, Italy, just 16 km from Galileo Galilei International Airport. It is close to the Tyrrhenian coast and major Tuscan art cities such as Lucca, Florence, and Siena, which are respectively 24 km, 80 km, and 110 km away.

Not less important are the proximity to the Migliarino San Rossore Massaciuccoli Natural Park, perfect for hiking, cycling, or horseback riding, and Torre del Lago Puccini: famous for being the summer vacation spot of composer Giacomo Puccini, where every summer festivals and performances dedicated to his music take place on the lake.

Like all of Tuscany, Calci is renowned for its authentic cuisine, which includes dishes such as bread and vegetable soup, Florentine steak, and game dishes prepared using the precious local olive oil.

The presence of the Certosa, an ancient monastery built in the 14th century by Carthusian monks from Siena, now a Natural Science Museum renowned worldwide, shows that this place at the foot of the Pisan mountains, rich in water, was and still is ideal for living a healthy life immersed in the beauty of the surrounding nature.

On the hills that protect Calci from cold northern winds, there are ancient villages and scattered farmhouses across a wide area, highly sought after by investors for the panoramic views and breathtaking vistas up to the sea. The climate is typically Mediterranean, characterized by hot, dry summers and mild, humid winters.

On one of Calci’s many hills, near a stream whose flowing water powered the mill for olive pressing, there is an ancient oil mill now restored and transformed into a residence, which we are pleased to offer for sale.

This property, surrounded by a large garden of 6,000 square meters with fruit trees and olive groves, can be reached from the Calci town center via a paved municipal road that gently ascends for about 2 km to the entrance of the property. From here, a driveway crossing a well-maintained garden leads to the house.

The building has been restored respecting the original architectural style, preserving the internal layout, wooden beams and trusses, ancient windows, and solid wood interior doors, maintaining its original charm. All openings overlook the beauty of the surrounding landscape, while the south-facing windows offer views of the Piazza dei Miracoli with its unmistakable Leaning Tower.

The building is spread over multiple levels: basement, ground floor, first floor, and attic. The basement is accessed via an external staircase and includes a large room formerly used for olive pressing, adjacent storage rooms, and a bathroom.

On the ground floor, there is a spacious living room with a fireplace, a characteristic eat-in kitchen with access to the private garden (where outdoor dining is possible during the warm season), another living area, a cozy study, and a bathroom. The first floor, accessible via an internal stone staircase, features the sleeping area with four double bedrooms and a bathroom. Finally, a wooden staircase leads to a beautiful panoramic terrace currently used as a storage room.