Villa Zum Verkauf In Capannori (Lu) In Da Ristrutturare Composto Da 26vani

Nestled in the enchanting landscape of the Lucchese hills stands the majestic Palazzo dei Buonvisi: a magnificent 16th-century property, restored at the behest of a noble Lucchese family and used as their summer residence.

The main building is spread over three levels—cellars, the piano nobile, and the attic—for a total of more than 700 sqm. Complementing the villa is an 80 sqm guesthouse, renovated about twenty years ago, along with a charming garden.

The main entrance to the property is from Via di Castello, through a driveway gate that leads to the first section of the terraced garden. A second entrance on the opposite side provides direct access to the cellars.

The cellars, comprising five main rooms and two smaller ones, are partly carved into the rock and retain all the authentic Tuscan charm, with exposed wooden beams and traditional ceilings.

The piano nobile preserves the typical layout of Lucchese villas: all rooms are arranged around the majestic central hall of more than 100 sqm with a ceiling height of 5 m, from which one accesses the entrance hall, five bedrooms, dining room, kitchen, and service areas. The walls of the main rooms still feature perfectly preserved original frescoes.

The attic floor mirrors the same layout as the piano nobile, with a height at the eaves of over 2.20 m.

Slightly detached from the Palazzo, separated by a 20th-century garden, lies the guesthouse arranged over two levels: on the ground floor, a living area with open-plan kitchen and lounge featuring a wood-burning fireplace; on the first floor, a master bedroom, a second room suitable as a study or small bedroom, and a bathroom. The guesthouse is connected to mains sewer, gas, and water supply.

The Palazzo does not have a heating system.

An excellent opportunity for lovers of authentic Tuscan charm!