Villa For Sale In Pisa, 1 Tirrenia

SALE to TIRRENIA prestigious two-family villa close to the sea and the center of Tirrenia.

The villa is developed over three floors, connected by beautiful interior design staircase;

The living area is located on the ground floor, consisting of a double lounge, a disengagement habitable kitchen, a bathroom and two large terraces.
Upstairs we find six large spaces in addition to disengagements, two bathroom rooms and four terraces.
Ground floor, slightly basement, and with direct access also from the outside, various service rooms and a tavern with fireplace.

All the rooms are characterized by excellent finishes and the use of valuable materials.

The strengths that characterize the property are: the location of the villa (close to the sea and the center of Tirrenia), the interior design and the breadth of the spaces that make it unique.

Energy Certification: G-Class.

Ref. 1949

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TIRRENIA HISTORY:

Tirrenia is a coastal hamlet of the municipality of Pisa, named after the Tyrrhenian Sea (although it is overlooking the Ligurian Sea, according to the conventions of the Hydrographic Institute of the Navy) and is populated by about 3,000 inhabitants.

It is located southwest of the municipal capital, between the coast and the Migliarino San Rossore Massaciuccoli Nature Park: practically in the center of the Tuscan coast, immediately south of Versilia and more precisely between Marina di Pisa to the north and Calambrone to the south.

The hamlet was also launched as a city of Cinema and inside was built the first large-scale film studios in Italy, at the same time as the founding of the production company Tirrenia and its Film Studios opened in 1933. A cinematic dream that lasted very little, considering that already in 1937 the first theaters of the future Cinecittà were born in Rome. It was the theatres of Tirrenia that were demanded by the Germans during World War II and used as depots of strategic material.

Today the economy of Tirrenia no longer owes anything to the Cinema and is based almost entirely on tourism, both domestic and foreign, mainly thanks to the presence of several beach resorts. That said, the hamlet also makes money thanks to fishing (practiced mainly by locals), thanks to the presence of several agricultural research fields of the nearby University of Pisa and thanks to the induced generated by the American base of Camp Darby, located in part of its territory.