SAN LORENZO a villa in the countryside for lovers of sunshine, peace and beauty

Relax outdoors, experience the Tuscan way of life, find your own spot to read, take a dip in the pool, rest in one of the bedrooms, or enjoy cooking an Italian meal with fresh vegetables and local ingredients. Nestled in the lush, green hills of Lucca, with unobstructed views in every direction, the house is conveniently located 20 minutes from the city center and 30 minutes from the trendy seaside town of Forte dei Marmi. Originally built in medieval times as the parish house next to the church, the house has been skillfully renovated into a charming country family retreat by its owners, who have blended the best of Italian style with the charm of English eccentricity. The house features 2 terraces, 1 patio, 1 kitchen, 1 dining room that seats 10, 1 living room, 2 fireplaces, 1 library/TV room, and 1 utility room. The kitchen, which opens onto the terrace, is fully equipped with a dishwasher and 2 ovens. It has a casual, homey feel and is well-organized for cooking enthusiasts. It includes a table for 4, often used for coffee breaks and snacks throughout the day.  Master bedroom with an en suite bathroom—it’s hard to concentrate on your book without looking out from the private terrace overlooking the Tuscan panorama. Second master bedroom with an en suite bathroom. This bathroom offers a unique, artistic view of the ancient church of San Lorenzo. The bedroom features antique fabrics on the walls. Option for two twin beds. Third master bedroom and bathroom. This bedroom catches the first rays of the sun, facing east and offering the sound of the gentle flow of water in the stream. Option for two twin beds. The attic has four beds, with a window overlooking the ancient church; it feels like a secluded retreat within the house, ideal for meditation. On the first floor, the single room with an en suite shower room is the coziest room in the house, just a step away from the garden. The house is located in the village of Orbicciano, 15 minutes from the city of Lucca. It’s just off the SP1 main road between Lucca and Camaiore, which is part of the ancient Via Francigena—the historic pilgrimage route connecting Canterbury to Jerusalem. Its central location in the hills allows you to reach key tourist destinations, explore historic towns, enjoy the seaside, take a hike in the mountains, or visit the white caves of Carrara By car, you can reach Pisa (airport) in 45 minutes; Lucca in 15 minutes; Pietrasanta in 15 minutes; Forte dei Marmi in 30 minutes; Florence in 60 minutes. You can reach San Lorenzo from the Pisa or Florence airports