Cypress trees, woodland, vineyards and formal gardens surround Villa di Famiglia, a 17th-century estate in the hills outside Lucca. The main palazzo, farmhouse, chapel and agricultural buildings remain together, reflecting the layout of the historic country estates that shaped the Lucchese landscape.

The property extends across 5.9 hectares and includes a three-storey villa of around 1,180 square metres. Original architectural details remain throughout, although the building now requires restoration. Opposite, a restored six-bedroom farmhouse provides accommodation, while a former barn, private chapel and historic limonaia complete the estate.

The surrounding landscape includes olive groves, woodland, vineyard and swimming pool, with gardens and pathways linking each part of the property.

Villa di Famiglia is listed for €2.92m with Fiesoli Homes.

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