Camaiore, Tuscany 55041

Stone farmhouse with land and views , for sale between Lucca and Camaiore, Tuscany. 499.000Country Houses in SalesLucca, Lucca-Compitese, Tuscanyadd to favoritesrustico in pietra vendita camaiore toscana slider slider slider slider slider slider slider slider slider slider slider slider slider slider slider slider slider slider slider slider slider slider slider slider slider sliderThis stone farmhouse for sale between Camaiore and Lucca, in Tuscany, is surrounded by a lush and unspoiled nature and set in a secluded spot with panoramic views: it can be reached via an unpaved road, in good conditons, flanked by a stream . The farmhouse has ancient origins and is set on 3 floors, boasting a surface of circa 250 sqm.The Internal Layout: On the ground floor is entrance, spacious kitchen with the nearby cantina, a bathroom and the sitting room with an iron stove, ideal for the coldest days. From this room you can acceed the garden with a rustic pergola, for your al fresco dinings in the summer. The first floor consists of two bedrooms, storage, bathroom and boiler room while the top floor has two rooms, to be restored, that could be 2 extra bedrooms or bedroom + bathroom. Every room enjoys terracotta tiles and opened beamed ceilings and some walls are stone exposed.The farmhouse is surrounded by a pleasant garden with underground cantina, where to preserve your tuscan wines!The property for sale includes 1 hectar land with olive grove and woodland.The location is midway between the elegant city of Lucca (30 minutes) and Camaiore with the Versilian Coast (20 minutes), while the international Galilei airport (Pisa) is less than 50 minutes.The Area:The name Camaiore originates from the Latin Campus maior = Campo maggiore, later transformed into Campomaiore and then into the current Camaiore. In the Middle Ages the city grew considerably, thanks to the ancient Via Francigena, which from Lucca headed northwest, towards the Cisa Pass, and passed through Campo Maggiore, where the monastery of San Pietro, today called the abbey of San Pietro di Camaiore, was founded in 761. In Sigerics itinerary, the city represented the Xxvii stage, and was called Campmaior by the Archbishop of Canterbury. The first mention of the village of Campmaior dates back to the year 984.