In the park of the Apuan Alps, about 2 km from the San Carlo thermal complex, on the Tuscan hills, with a view of the entire coastline from the Palmaria Island of Portovenere to most of the Tyrrhenian coast, surrounded by 3 hectares of land, a beautiful and characteristic villa of large size is for sale. The villa boasts approximately 740 square metres of living space, plus habitable terraces, tavern, sauna with artificial pond, swimming pool, panoramic tower and characteristic balustrade. The building is embellished by continuous internal and external movements, achieved through the use of staircases and entrances. An interesting architectural detail is represented by the roofs of the villa made of the typical Volpara split stone, a local material that with its use fully expresses the integration and synergy of the villa with the territory. A natural, drinkable spring of San Carlo water flows through the property, feeding the heart of the property from the swimming pool, the portico and down to the sea to irrigate the olive grove, orchard and vegetable garden. Approximately 5,000 square metres of the land is used for olive groves, bordered on the plains by dry-stone walls. A further 1,500 square metres of flat land is ideal for use as a garden and for growing vegetables. The villa also has approximately 1,000 sqm of greenhouses. The property is served by a private road that connects to the municipal road network. Enchanting location, surrounded by nature, total privacy. Renovation work to be planned. Unique villa, great potential.

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Massa and Surroundings

Massa is a fascinating town located on the beautiful Tuscan coast. With a combination of history, culture and breathtaking scenery, Massa offers an authentic and varied experience to visitors. The town is dominated by the majestic Fortezza di Massa, an imposing 16th century fortress that offers a panoramic view of the town and the surrounding sea.

In the historical centre of Massa, cobbled streets and historic buildings create a charming atmosphere, while the lively squares are the ideal place to relax and enjoy an Italian coffee. The city is rich in history and culture, with museums housing works of art, archaeological finds and evidence of Massa's glorious past.

A short distance from Massa are some of the most beautiful beaches in Tuscany, such as the Forte dei Marmi beach. A few kilometres away are the renowned Cinque Terre, in the neighbouring region of Liguria.

For nature lovers, the surroundings of Massa offer spectacular views. The nearby Apuan Alps are famous for their impressive mountains and suggestive caves, which attract hikers and adventure lovers.

Distance from cities of art and infrastructure

Massa has a main railway station that offers rail connections with various Italian cities, such as Pisa, Florence, Rome, Milan, Genoa and La Spezia, all important cultural and tourist centres.

As for motorways, Massa is crossed by the A12 motorway, also known as the Motorway of the Sea. This motorway connects Massa with other important coastal destinations such as Genoa to the north and Pisa and Livorno to the south. Through the motorway network, you can easily reach other Italian cities and even the main airports.

Speaking of airports, the closest to Massa is the Pisa International Airport (Aeroporto Galileo Galilei). Located about 45 kilometres south-west of Massa, it is well connected with several national and international airlines. Other nearby airports include the Aeroporto di Firenze-Peretola and the Aeroporto di Genova-Cristoforo Colombo, which offer additional air connection options.