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Apartment del Toro
Two bedrooms, sleeps up to 6 people, fully air conditioned
This is a recently renovated two bedroom apartment
with two en-suite bathrooms in an ancient building in the heart
of Lucca’s historical centre. It has overly large bedrooms,
a very large sitting room with a fully functional kitchen and
dining facilities. There are large windows in all of the main
rooms which flood the rooms with natural light and open out
on to Juliet balconies providing views over the rooftops to
the mountains in the distance and to the delightful cityscape
immediately surrounding it. The apartment is full air conditioned and is ideal for two couples or a family. More
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Apartment Arancio
One bedroom, accommodates up to 5 people, fully
air conditioned
Apartment Arancio is a one bedroom, 1.5 bathroom, fully air conditioned
apartment with a huge sitting / dining room with a corner kitchen
and a separate study. Without doubt, the best feature of
the apartment is the enormous terrace (more than 30 square metres
/ 300 square feet). This apartment was completely rennovated in 2007 and is ideal for a couple wanting a little more space or a small family. More details >>
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Apartment San Giorgio
NEWLY listed May 2010
Studio apartment, accommodates 2 people, fully air conditioned
Apartment San Giorgio is a large studio apartment with a full bathroom and small entrance hall. The architecture is historically significant with 700 year old vaulted brickwork ceilings that have the marble capitals visible at floor level. The apartment is fully furnished with Tuscan antique bed and furniture as well as all modern conveniences. There is a full but compact kitchen and a small dining area. Best of all is the price. Opening special of 560 Euro per week or 95 Euro per night (min three nights). More detail >>
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Apartment San Giovanni
Three bedroom, accommodates up to 7 people, partially air conditioned
Apartment San Giovanni is a three bedroom apartment with two bathrooms, huge sitting room, eat-in kitchen and a sensational, covered terrace. Located in the historic centre of Lucca, this Apartment overlooks the dome of the Church of San Giovanni and has a brilliant outlook. Partially air conditioned, it is the perfect spot for several couples or a family group.
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Apartment Santa Zita
Four bedrooms, sleeps up to 10 people, partially air conditioned
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Apartment Santa Zita is a four bedroom, two and a half bathroom apartment with a huge sitting room, a large dining room and a massive terrace. It is luxurious, elegantly furnished and extremely spacious (more than 230 square metres plus a terrace of more than 40 square metres). The upstairs bedrooms are air conditioned and there is a second roof-top terrace.
The first floor location is a huge advantage and it is located just metres from Lucca's famous amphiteatre
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Apartment Sergiusti
Four bedrooms, sleeps eight
This apartment, in the heart of Lucca’s “centro storico” (literally translated to mean historical centre), has been in the noble family of Sergiusti for more than a century. It is a large, warm and inviting family home in which the owner spent his childhood years. It is filled with genuine Tuscan antiques and original artwork by the renowned Lucchese artist Ezio Ricci (grandfather of the current owner). More Details >>
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Apartment Ricci
Three bedrooms, sleeps six, fully air conditioned
Located in an ancient building, just off one of the main
squares in Lucca, this third floor apartment is flooded
with light. Sitting almost above the city skyline, the view
from every window is excellent. There is also a large two
level terrace which provides an excellent vantage point
to admire Lucca’s magnificent features. More
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Apartment La Colonna
Three bedrooms, sleeps six, fully air conditioned
Apartment La Colonna is a three bedroom, three bathroom apartment which has recently been renovated (completed May 2006) where every consideration has been given to the needs of discerning travellers. On the ground floor of a historic building overlooking one of Lucca’s notable squares, the apartment is very bright and spacious. It is filled with the best of modern conveniences combined with stylish and elegant Tuscan antiques. More Details >>
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L'Amarena
Two bedrooms, sleeps four
L'Amarena is a recently and expertly renovated semi-detached farmhouse located in a typically Tucsan setting 18km south east of Florence. It is located high on a hill overlooking the Arno Valley with views across the famous Frescobaldi vineyard and their castle; Nipozzano. The cut-stone farmhouse is set over two levels and has two bedrooms, two bathrooms a huge, light-filled sitting room with a mezzanine gallery and an open fireplace. There is a fully functional chef's kitchen and a separate laundry room. All of this is complimented by a beautiful outdoor area with dining facilities among the olive trees.
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Villa Paterno
Four Bedrooms, sleeps eight
Villa Paterno is an exceptionally large and beautiful four bedroom villa (sleeping eight adults) set in expansive landscaped gardens with a very large swimming pool. Located 24km south east of Florence in the hills above the Arno Valley, the villa is secluded and private and is positioned on the side of a hill with spectacular views over the typical Tuscan landscape of olive groves and wineries. There is a huge terrace for al-fresco dining as well as a banqueting room (with a table seating 14). The sitting room is exceptional with a fireplace taking up half of one wall. This room also has a full sized billiard table. The kitchen is new (renovated in May 2006) and state of the art - a dream for any chef. The four bedrooms are generously sized and there are three huge, well quipped bathrooms, two with shower and bath and one with a shower.More Details >>
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Villa Contessa Marianna
Six bedrooms, sleeps twelve
Villa Contessa Marianna is situated on the Poggio Buonaparte
within minutes of the town of San Miniato. The property gains
its name because it was part of the land holdings of Buonaparte’s
family of San Miniato. The Villa was given as a gift to Maria
Maddalena Buonaparte, who, in the year 1701 married the nobleman
Bonaccorsi. Much of the historical documentation and some
of the furnishings of the period have been preserved and restored
and are displayed throughout the villa. More
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