Tuscan Villa Pool + Tennis: villa that sleeps 8 people in 4 bedrooms, located in Lari, Tuscany, Italy.

Sleeps	8
Bedrooms	4
Bathrooms	3
Floor Area	225 m²

Sleeps

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

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225 m²

Property Description

You will love this beautiful historic 130-year-old 2 level Tuscan villa/farmhouse of 250 sq. meters. The villa is perched on a hilltop, with views over the charming village of Lari and its medieval castle. It is in the heart of Tuscany, a 20 minute drive from Pisa, with a swimming pool, a tennis court, olive trees, and a romantic gazebo seating eight with breathtaking panoramic views - where you can watch glorious sunsets with a glass of Prosecco - barbecues, all on large terraced grounds with olive trees, surrounded by a small forest.

A 400-meter gravel road is the approach to the entrance with an electric gate. A Siena-red road lined with Cyprus trees leads to the house sitting on about 2 hectares of landscaped undulating land full of wild flowers, fruit trees and herbs, all available to you.

The patio in front is a great place for breakfast or drinks under the large umbrella, and around the corner, the garden, has a large oak-wood table with bench style seating for twelve or more with a barbecue nearby.

Behind the house is a pond with space for croquet and badminton (equipment provided) and higher up, on top, the gazebo with breathtaking panoramic views.

The uniquely positioned secluded swimming pool is also on top and a rustic pool house nearby with kitchen, fridge, coffee maker and a second barbecue at the edge of a small forest, which is part of the property. Once you are up there, you will just want to stay.

Below the house is the private tennis court (synthetic grass). Racquets and balls are provided.

Everything is provided, like sheets, towels, hairdryers, shower gel, washing powder, etc.
Centrally located in Tuscany, it is close to all amenities, 20 minutes from Pisa airport, 45 minutes from Florence, 30 minutes from Lucca and 40 minutes from the beaches of Forte dei Marmi and Viareggio.

There are lots of concerts nearby: Lucca Music Festival, Pistoia Blues Festival, the Puccini Festival, etc...

Car hire is recommended.

Interior Description

The ground floor is an open space with original arches and high ceilings: a large living room with antique pieces mixed with contemporary furnishings, a den with a flat screen TV and a fireplace, a dining room seating eight, a large kitchen with the best appliances including dishwasher, a walk-in pantry and a stunning bathroom with a marble sink.

Original stone stairs lead upstairs to four bedrooms: a large master bedroom with a queen size bed, a second bedroom with an en-suite bathroom and queen size bed. You have a choice of two single beds or one double in the third bedroom. The fourth bedroom has a double bed and a terrace with a view of Lari. The third bathroom has blue hand-made tiles is just outside the bedrooms.
The house has 3 satellite TV and WiFi internet in all rooms.
The small external laundry room has a high-end washer and dryer.

Location Lari, Tuscany, Italy

Points of Interest

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Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Pisa (Psa), 31.1 Km

Read More About The Lari Area

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Tuscan Villa Pool + Tennis

Independent Holiday rental with private pool, WIFI, TV, patio, pets allowed, panoramic view, parking

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Location Lari, Tuscany, Italy

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