"Cà ai Venti", an ancient Villa Padronale, by Nobili Lucchesi, built in the tradition of the ancient Roman villas that reclaimed and shaped this strip of Tuscany nestled between the Apuan Alps and the Tyrrhenian Sea.
Today it has been expertly restored using the precious marbles of the nearby Cave Apuane, in the floor in the internal staircase and in the external spaces adjacent to the villa and the swimming pool.
The Old Oratory has now become a meeting and convivial place, a large volume on the ground floor, which is supported by a large veranda covered by a majestic wisteria and located just above the pool, where you can gaze at the Tyrrhenian Sea, until in order to catch a glimpse of the Island of Elba, the Gorgona and the mountains of Corsica in the distance.
The Oratory is connected to the house where the kitchen is located, which is accessed by a large "open space" living room with fireplace and dining area. The spacious kitchen is equipped with all modern appliances, and what is necessary for cooking. The ground floor has a toilet both inside and outside.
The marble staircase leads to the first floor, where there are four rooms, with cherry wood floors, two doubles and two doubles, with private bathroom. The exposure to the winds makes them cool and welcoming without the need for air conditioners.
All furnishings have been made with taste and elegance.
The villa also has a third floor for the exclusive use of the property, in the winter months.
At guests' disposal there is a swimming pool with outdoor shower, changing rooms with bathroom and internal shower, a tennis court.
The villa has 4 covered parking spaces.
The garden has been expertly designed by the property and contains all the essences of the Mediterranean flora, the scent of spring and summer blooms, the orange blossom, the wisteria, the lavender the jasmine, the tamarisks and pines in a true chromatic and aromatic path barefoot on the turf of the park. But also the vegetable garden and the orchard to collect seasonal vegetables and fruits. All around bright olive trees and soaring Tuscan cypress trees. In the distance the sea shines in the warm sun of Tuscany Lucchese