Villa 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms
wi fi and Air condition

The rental apartment includes a large lounge for dining with a living room, furnished with original period furniture, paintings and precious carpets and curtains and Sat TV;
a fully equipped kitchen with "American fridge" with ice maker, kettle, electric oven, microwave, espresso machine etc .; a sleeping area divided into two bedrooms, one with a double bed, furnished with style furniture and overlooking the lawn above the pool and a twin bedroom( it's possible change into a double) furnished with modern furniture and views of the balusters of the garden; large bathroom with bathtub and shower. TV with large screen in the living room and TV in the master bedroom, satellite channel reception with sky channels (sports and movies).

Complete the apartment with a large terrace with Barbecue overlooking Lucca and the arches of the Nottolini aqueduct and directly connected to the lawn above the pool; also always for exclusive use of clients, a terrace with fireplace-barbecue, as well as a barbecue on the lawn side, a large park with hammock, armchairs and deckchairs. Free Wi-Fi throughout the apartment and on the terrace.
Downstairs, passing through the internal stairs, in common use with the owners, through a lobby and a small entrance, bedroom with double beds and a bath with shower. (No Air condition in this bedroom). Tv Sat.
In addition to all the outdoor environments of the villa (access driveway park, woods, entrance terrace, etc.) there is a large swimming pool with spectacular views over Lucca and the arches of the historic aqueduct of Nottolini, equipped with umbrellas, deckchairs, armchairs, dining table etc. and has a dressing room with bath and shower. Pool sometimes is utilized by the owners.
Ping Pong and area kids.
Pool . Size: 14mx6m 1.30 up to 2.20

House, pool, bathroom next to the pool.

Lucca is one of the main art cities of Italy, also famous outside the national borders especially for its intact city walls of the XV-XVII century, which describes a perimeter of 4.223 m around the historic core of the city and it is one of the 4 provincial capitals of the Italian province to have an intact Renaissance city walls, together with Ferrara, Grosseto, Bergamo; the same circle, already transformed from the second half of the nineteenth century into a pleasant pedestrian promenade, is still one of the best preserved in Europe, as never before used in the past for defensive purposes (Note that until early nineties of the 900, the walls were used - thanks to the considerable size of the roadway - as a real avenue of ring road for traffic, even heavy, around the city, the only example in the world of walls of this size and with this utilization).
Consequently, the monumental historical center of the city has remained almost intact in its original appearance, thus being able to include several valuable architectures, such as the many medieval churches of considerable architectural richness (Lucca was even nicknamed the "city of 100 churches", just for the presence of numerous churches in its historical core, consecrated and not present in the past and now in the city), towers and bell towers, and monumental Renaissance palaces of fine stylistic linearity.
The city also boasts evocative urban spaces: the most famous is certainly that of Piazza dell'Anfiteatro, born on the ruins of the ancient Roman amphitheater by the architect Lorenzo Nottolini and unique in its architectural genre.
The main street of the historic city is the narrow and medieval Via Fillungo, which brings together the city's major commercial establishments.
Other suggestive squares are Piazza San Michele, the historical hub of the city and Piazza San Martino, a religious hub where the famous Duomo of San Martino is located.
Piazza Napoleone (also called Piazza Grande by the Lucchesi), was commissioned by Elisa Baciocchi during her Principality, demolishing ancient medieval buildings including a church. Adjacent is Piazza del Giglio where it overlooks the homonymous theater, (Teatro del Giglio), which is to be counted as a theater of tradition.
Precisely because of its immense historical-monumental richness, the proposal to include the Walls of Lucca in the UNESCO World Heritage List has recently been proposed.

700 metres supermarket

Check in: Flexible on day of entry and exit
Pool is open from 15 of may to 30 of september ( whether permit).
Included: linens, pool towels, 1 coffee pods, sugar thè
Extra: TV ;
Linen change after 1 week: Euro 15 per person on request.

NO pets