The 200-square-meter apartment for sale, with dual exposures on Via Mordini and Via Cherea, occupies the raised ground floor of a building from 1801 belonging to the Landini counts.
During renovation work, several traces of frescoes emerged, some of neoclassical style, preserved by the installation of an external heating system with copper pipes. In particular, there are bichromatic festo
The 200-square-meter apartment for sale, with dual exposures on Via Mordini and Via Cherea, occupies the raised ground floor of a building from 1801 belonging to the Landini counts.
During renovation work, several traces of frescoes emerged, some of neoclassical style, preserved by the installation of an external heating system with copper pipes. In particular, there are bichromatic festoons with roses and patera, dating back to the period of Duchess Elisa Bonaparte Baciocchi.
The large entrance leads to two spacious rooms and a storage room. From here, a corridor extends, with three large rooms on the right and the kitchen and three bathrooms on the left, one of which has a bathtub.
The kitchen has a light well that illuminates the long corridor through a window. Most rooms retain the double ceilings from the period, while others feature exposed beams.
Currently, a writer and his daughter, who studies music, live in the house.
The house is a two-minute walk from Piazza Anfiteatro and Via Fillungo.
Via Antonio Mordini, 55100 Lucca LU, Italy, Historic Center, Tuscany
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Located in the enchanting city of Lucca, this property offers unparalleled access to the rich cultural heritage and stunning Tuscan landscapes. Just minutes from the Renaissance-era city walls and a short drive to the Tyrrhenian Sea, it provides a perfect blend of historical charm and modern luxury. Enjoy Lucca’s vibrant dining scene, nearby vineyards, and quick access to Florence and Pisa for a truly captivating Tuscan lifestyle.