€3,500,000

Manor house located in the town of Camaiore.

The villa has the typical characteristics of the noble villas of the territory of Lucca and consists of 4 floors: basement, ground floor, first floor and the attic floor.

The basement, originally occupied by utility rooms, cellars, a pantry and a kitchen, is currently used as a wine bar and restaurant which in turn consists of an entrance hall, 4 dining rooms, utility rooms such as bathrooms and dressing room, a kitchen (with an area of about 43 sq. m) and a pantry.

The ground floor comprises of a large living room consisting of 2 rooms: an entrance (surface of about 64 sq. m) and a living room (surface of about 87 sq. m), a billiard room with a bar (about 43 sq. m), an entertainment room (about 42 sq. m), a library/study (about 30 sq. m), a living room (about 54 sq. m) and a breakfast room (about 54 sq. m).

Both the restaurant and the upper floors are accessible via an internal staircase.

The first floor comprises of a large communal lounge with access to 1 bedroom with 1 bathroom, 4 suites and 2 storages rooms. On the attic floor, there are 2 suites and 2 storage rooms.

The property includes an additional building of 200 sq. m, an above ground floor with a rectangular plan.

At the end of the building, there are 2 levels: the basement with the secondary access and the upper level, at a raised altitude, compared to the ground floor which comprises of a dressing room and 1 bathroom.

The building consists of 2 large spaces separated by a wall.

The "limonaia" or Lemon House area used as a shelter for lemon plants which in the summer season, decorates the adjoining garden and as a warehouse for various equipment.

The interior walls are not plastered, and the flooring is in cement.

The other area of 82.2 sq m with access from the front side of the garden through an internal staircase, is currently used as a painting room "atelier", comprises of 1 bathroom and a dressing room with a surface of 6.7 sq m on a raised level, plastered walls and handmade terracotta floors.

Adjacent to the main building at the end of the garden, along the perimeter of the chiusa Murata, there are masonry buildings designed as a veranda and chicken coop for a total area of 24.5 sq. m on 1 level and with a sloping wooden roof.

The property is surrounded by 12,000 sq. m of a garden with a swimming pool and a tennis court.

The villa is perfectly habitable and currently used as a B&B.

The Lemon House is partially renovated.