Historic Residence From 1711 With Baroque Frescoes In The Hamlet Of Nocchi, Camaiore

A Baroque building erected in 1711 and later deconsecrated, now transformed into an authentic cultural and residential investment.

Located in the hilltop hamlet of Nocchi, part of the municipality of Camaiore, along the ancient Via Francigena and just a few minutes from the Versilian coast, the property is in excellent condition and extends over 86 sqm. The interiors are characterized by impressive ceiling heights and abundant natural light streaming through large windows and Gothic-style stained glass. The main nave is decorated with Baroque trompe-l’oeil and allegorical frescoes by the 18th-century painter Pietro Paolo Scorsini, who also worked on the frescoes of Palazzo Pfanner in Lucca. Further enriching the interior is a white marble altar with polychrome inlays and gilded details, turning the space into a true jewel of art, already prepared to accommodate a kitchen.

In the former sacristy, a spacious double bedroom with a window and a large bathroom has been created. Outside, the property includes a small bell tower in need of restoration, a private garden, and a parking space. Residents also have access to the swimming pool of the nearby resort, located just a few meters away.
The generous ceiling heights allow for the creation of mezzanines and modern open-plan solutions, offering a harmonious contrast between historical features and contemporary architecture. This property is perfectly suited as an exclusive residence, a charming holiday home, an artist’s studio, or a cultural space.

Its location is particularly strategic: 10 km from the beaches of Versilia, 25 km from Lucca, 35 km from Pisa International Airport, and 95 km from Florence. A rare and beautiful residence where art, history, and nature blend in perfect harmony.