Villa à Vendre à Cecina (LI) à Buono Composto De 16 Pièces

TUSCANY - CECINA LI - LOC. COLLEMEZZANO, 5 km from the sea and not far from the main services, we offer for sale this period villa, dating back to the second half of the 19th century, which belonged to Grand Duke Leopold II of Tuscany. The villa is spread over three levels and comprises 5 residential units of various types, the two main ones, which can also be joined, as well as a small church. The units are composed as follows: 1) apartment on two levels, R and F, comprising a living room, dining room, kitchen and storage room on the ground floor with a bathroom on the mezzanine and a large kitchen/living room and two large bedrooms on the first floor, for a total cadastral surface area of 181 sq m; 2) apartment on the first floor comprising: kitchen/dining room, living room, two large bedrooms and bathroom, for a total surface area of 112 sq m; 3) Ground-floor apartment, known as ”cellare,” comprising a large open-plan space, another room, a toilet, and a storage room, with an adjoining portion of the front courtyard, with a land area of 108 sq m; 4) Two three-room apartments on the second and top floor, accessed via a shared staircase with the apartment in point 2) and via a hallway leading to the stairs leading to the apartments. One of the apartments has a dining terrace with sea views, with a land area of 84 sq m each. 5) A chapel on the ground floor, measuring 32 sq m. Furthermore, the villa’s highlight is the large park of approximately 2,800 sq m, with tall pine trees and other ornamental plants, equipped with lighting, ideal for relaxing in the quiet, and with the possibility of building a swimming pool. As clearly visible in the photos, some rooms still feature their original finishes. Specifically, the floors in the ground and first floor apartments are made of hexagonal terrazzo tiles in various colors and textures. The ceilings are barrel-vaulted, plastered, and some are decorated. The first floor apartment has radiator heating, powered by an LPG boiler. Heat pumps could be installed on the ground floor to avoid invasive masonry work. The second floor apartments, however, have been recently renovated, featuring rustic features typical of Tuscan farmhouses: terracotta floors, sloping ceilings with beams, rafters, and bricks. They have independent heating with radiators and an LPG boiler. VERY INTERESTING PROPERTY ALSO AS AN INVESTMENT!!