Historisches Lucchese Landgut Mit Villa, Kapelle Und Park

In the countryside surrounding Lucca, this historic estate represents one of the most authentic expressions of the Lucchese villa tradition. Developed between the late 17th and 18th centuries, the property was conceived as a unified country residence where the main villa, agricultural buildings, private chapel and gardens formed a single architectural composition.

The estate extends over approximately 1,840 sqm of buildings set within approximately 5.9 hectares of private land. At its heart stands the historic villa, offering approximately 1,180 sqm across several levels. Rich in original architectural features, it now presents an exceptional opportunity for restoration, allowing its next owner to reinterpret one of the area’s most significant residences while preserving its historical character.

The estate is completed by a beautifully restored guest house of approximately 330 sqm, a traditional two-storey barn of approximately 240 sqm awaiting renovation, a private chapel, a former limonaia and additional service buildings.

Rather than being a collection of independent structures, the estate reads as a coherent whole. The buildings naturally relate to one another through a sequence of courtyards, gardens and mature trees, reflecting the original concept of the Lucchese country villa.

The grounds include an Italian-style garden with swimming pool, approximately one hectare of landscaped park, olive groves, a small vineyard, woodland and agricultural land, offering both privacy and a strong connection to the surrounding Tuscan landscape.

Only a short drive from Lucca’s historic centre, the property enjoys an ideal balance between rural tranquillity and easy access to the city’s cultural heritage, as well as Pisa International Airport and the Tuscan coast.

FH Perspective

Some historic estates are defined by a single remarkable building. Others reveal their value through the relationship between all their parts.

This is one of them.

The main villa, guest house, barn, chapel and gardens were conceived to function together, creating a country residence designed for family life across generations. Today, the restored guest house allows the estate to be enjoyed immediately, while the historic villa offers the opportunity to restore the architectural heart of the property.

For buyers seeking not simply a restored residence, but a historic Lucchese estate whose greatest value lies in the harmony of its overall composition, this property offers an increasingly rare opportunity.

A dedicated Fiesoli Homes Property Book is available upon request, offering a deeper insight into the history, architecture and identity of the estate.