16th-century Villa For Sale Near Pisa

This wonderful 16th-century villa for sale is located in an intimate position at the outskirts of a small hamlet in Pisa's countryside, surrounded by stunning olive groves and thick forests.

This charming estate was built in the 18th century by architect Silvestro Donati for the Mecherini, a noble family from Pisa, and was then property of important families from the area who, over the centuries, have done restoration works to preserve its magnificence.

This estate is an irregularly-shaped building, with the main façade looking towards the hamlet and two symmetrical entrances with a noble rest in the middle. This villa measures 1,100 m2 and has three floors that feature highly valuable rooms home to numerous antiques and elegant carpets.

The ground floor welcomes us with an entance hall, followed by a spacious, well-lit living room with sofas, armchairs and two big French windows; there are then a dining room and a kitchen. A stone staircase leads us to the first floor, which is composed of a big hall with a piano, and another living room connected to the sleeping area. Here, there are four double bedrooms with bathroom, a single bedroom, a bathroom, a closet and a laundry room. The second floor is home to another two bedrooms, a bathroom, and two rooms that are currently unused.

This stunning villa is surrounded by a big, centuries-old park measuring approximately 2 hectares and mostly featuring an English-style lawn with tall trees, such as a wonderful, centuries-old magnolia,  offering pleasant shade.

A short flight of steps leads us to a swimming pool with a sunbathing area, not far from the house, offering the perfect place to relax and have fun; there is also a barbecue area in front of the villa, perfect for your outdoor meals. This property also includes a convenient private car park.

This estate's strategic position will allow you to quickly reach Tuscany's most renowned cities of art and the region's most famous seaside towns such as Viareggio, Forte dei Marmi and Castiglioncello.