Villa with terrace Pietrasanta (Italy) Price: $ 12,301,000 USD

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Surface 1 140 m² Bedrooms 12  Bathrooms 10 

Villa Anna is located in an exclusive way on a plateau of about 5,000 square meters on the Versilia hills, overlooking the ancient city of Pietrasanta. It is located about 10 km from the sea. The villa is situated in an ideal logistical position, which allows easy access to Milan, Rome, Florence and Geneva and all the famous destinations of the Cote d'Azur. Pisa international airport is about 40 km away. THE VILLA Villa Anna is an imposing 18th century Tuscan classic villa, meticulously rebuilt in 2009. Historically known as Villa Cerpelli, it is believed to be one of the oldest properties in the area dating back to around 1780. Surrounded by manicured gardens in the heart of an imposing forest, the front of the Villa is open to a breathtaking panorama that embraces the entire Tuscan archipelago in a single glance: from Livorno, the island of Elba and Corsica on the left to the Ligurian coast on the right. Carefully restored and rebuilt, the property still has many of its original features: terracotta and marble floors, antique marble stairways and cast iron balustrades. The whole property is surrounded by its original wall made of local stone. The property consists of the main house (La Villa) and an independent Tuscan country house (The Dependance), ideal for guests or parents. Ground floor The entrance of the house opens into a linear corridor paved in original gray and white Carrara marble. An elegant open corridor divided by vaulted arched doors joins the formal dining room with the breakfast room on the left and the charming drawing / tea room on the right. The terracotta ceiling of the rooms is a brilliantly executed masterpiece in the neoclassical style. All windows overlook the sea and the dining room door opens onto the Belvedere terrace. All kitchen cabinets have been custom made by local crafts and appliances include a state of the art Grand Palais 180 stove from La Cornue, Gaggenau equipment, large Sub Zero refrigerator and a group of wine coolers. First floor Almost all the interiors of the Villa maintain their initial layout. The vaulted ceiling entrance hall features an original white Carrara marble staircase with painted cast iron railings, connecting the first floor to the second floor and the attic. The main living room has a perfect view of the sea from its ancient balcony. The first floor features a study with a gray oak bookcase. This double view room overlooks the swimming pool and gardens facing the sea. A spacious bedroom with a separate living room and en-suite is located to the left of the main entrance. Second floor The large master bedroom has a large dressing room and ensuite bathroom. Two further large bedrooms share the bathroom finished in the incredibly rare marble called Cippolino. There is a cozy living room with private shower and toilet which connects with one of the bedrooms which can be used as an au pair bedroom, a children's bedroom or a study. Lactic The attic boasts a splendid outdoor seating area under spectacular chestnut beams. This space can be transformed according to your personal preferences, potential plans for this have already been worked out. For example: A fun room with a bar, a game table and a small library. There is a separate bedroom with a separate toilet and two closets. The dependence Building boasting large ancillary accommodations ideal for guests, staff and entertainment. The building is a traditional Tuscan country house on two floors. It has been divided into two well equipped apartments with a small kitchen, garden and orchard in front. On the ground floor there is a summer kitchen with a traditional wood stove and a covered terrace for outdoor summer dining. The kitchen is connected to a living room which can also be used as a dining room during the winter. There is a further lounge / TV room, a separate toilet and a vaulted cellar. Gardens and grounds The house is