The 6 acres estate includes the Historical Villa with its private Chapel, one Guesthouse.

A huge park with centuries-old trees, a swimming pool and a tennis court.

Sleeps up to 26 guests

This extraordinary villa dates back 1704 and lies in Tuscany in a stunning location at the foot of the “Noble Hills” amid 6 acres of woods, vineyards and olive groves, just 2 miles from the walled city of Lucca. This gated villa offers the ultimate in privacy and facilities.

It is 1000 square meters large and consists of three floors, each beautifully furnished with many original antiques

La Romea has four double rooms and a suite, each with its own design, all sharing the same attention to the needs of the guests with private bathrooms, direct telephone line, television, mini-bar, air conditioning and internet connection. the two young hosts, Giulio and Gaia, will be at your disposal throughout your stay.

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All depandance was transformed in suites with the same style, everyone with our characteristic to render its only in our style. They are endowed with: living room with small kitchen with o ven and microwaves, satellite tv and dvd, air conditioning, Jacuzzi, safe and hair-drier.
Moreover, suites have independent entrances with a small place where you can find relaxation in the sun. All bedrooms surround a typical court surrounded by ancient cypress trees, flowers and aromatics plants.

Down the stairs of the cottage there is a big place on hand for customers. Here there is: the reception, the dining room with a big Tuscany table, and living room where you can find relaxation. you can read a good book, play with your friends, listen piano music or in winter you can test a good wine in front of fireplace. Here you can find peace of mind!

“Luxury is to have time for our self”… nothing more it’s true. Why do not allow our self a relaxing break far from daily stress? An afternoon, a week end or a full holiday, it’s important to make it! In the property has been realised an independent relaxing and wellness oasis where guests can “cuddle” their selves during all year.
A very comfortable ambient but especially an exclusive use for a couple: a wide lounge, a sauna, a mini-hydro chromoterapic spa Jacuzzi, a waterfall shower by soft light and music, candles and delicacies. It’s possible to ask for massages and aesthetic treatments with natural cosmetics made by professional aesthetician.
We are at disposal to create individual special events as honeymoon, anniversaries, birthdays. Fantasy has no limit and we will happy to realised all you need.
For information and reservation please don’t hesitate to contact us

From all bedrooms you can see the magical view of the lucchesian landscape.
The cottage surrounded by 8 hectares of green park and inside there is a small wood with small lake.

A walk through the centre of Lucca becomes an exciting voyage through the centuries, through history.Apart from the significant monuments, such as the sixteenth-seventeenth century walls, Lucca stands out for its atmosphere and lively centre.

Simply look down from above, from one of its towers, or wander through the narrow, tortuous Medieval streets: the white marble of superb Romanesque churches, the orange-red or the thirteenth-fourteenth century buildings, the grey of the paving stones, the green of the vegetation peeping out all over that heightens the powerful size of the ramparts and the surfaces of the Walls that rise, almost unreal, out of the lawns of grass. Lucca will inevitably seduce you. Its appeal is probably the result of the city’s history.

Over the centuries, the city has cultivated its unusual diversity mixed with contradictions. Ever jealous of its autonomy, Lucca was an independent city-state up to 1847, on the threshold of the unification of Italy. The city was traditionally close to the papacy, but in the mid-1500s it became one of the capitals of the Reformation (between 1542 and 1545, the city was home to Piero Martire Vermigli and Bernardo Ochino). It was proudly enclosed within its walls (which the Luccans bought back from the State) but, with its merchants and its silk, it remained active for centuries in the main European markets.Lucca has many beautiful attractions.

The many romanesque churches, such as San Michele, the Duomo of San Martino and the Basilica of San Frediano, should not be missed.
Inside the Duomo, the visitor is stunned by the elegance and loveliness of the fifteenth century monument to Ilaria del Carretto sculpted by Jacopo della Quercia and the austere solemnity of Girlandaio’s Sacra Conversazione. In San Frediano, which recalls the First Roman Early Christian churches, the mosaic on the façade is splendid, as is the fresco cycle by, the Bolognese Amico Aspertini, within.
A walk along even a section of the walls is not to be missed.

The ramparts, thirty meters wide at the base and still in their original state, cover over four kilometers. With their vegetation, they make a highly original public park from which it is possible to enjoy views of the city and the surrounding hills.

A trip to the Torre Guinigi is highly recommended. It offers a fabulous view; but it is also one of the city’s symbols, if for no other reason then the trees planted on the top.
Along the same route , a visit should be made to the ninenteenth century Piazza Anfiteatro, built on the remains of the ancient Roman Amphitheatre.

Then, carry on to Giacomo Puccini’s house (now a museum), and further on, to Via del Battistero. This street is renowned world wide for its antique dealers.

The antique market on the third Sunday of every month is also famous. For thirty years, it has drawn innumerable antique lovers to the city’s squares and streets.