Spacious & Modern: Comfort Near Center

There comes a moment when planning a trip to Tuscany when you wonder whether it's better to sacrifice spaciousness to sleep right in the heart of the historic center, or to choose a larger and logistically more convenient environment. With this apartment, we have brought both worlds together.

Located just outside the majestic Renaissance Walls of Lucca, this bright, recently renovated apartment is the answer for those traveling with family or friends who are looking for large rooms, the convenience of traveling by car without stress, and a touch of warm Tuscan tradition.

Designed for those who love space and conviviality Unlike the apartments enclosed in the narrow alleys of the historic center, where spaces are often tight, here you will have a full two-bedroom apartment at your disposal. A separate and airy living room will welcome you back from your walks, while the two large bedrooms will ensure all guests have the right privacy and perfect rest. But the true jewel of the house is the spacious masonry kitchen. An artisanal masterpiece that recalls Tuscan country houses, perfectly integrated with the convenience of modern appliances. It will be a pleasure to prepare a plate of pasta or open a bottle of red wine to share at the large dining table.

The logistical convenience that makes the difference Living just outside the walls offers priceless advantages. The most important one? No ZTL (Restricted Traffic Zone) anxiety. You can drive comfortably right up to your building and take advantage of the practical street parking in the neighborhood. After climbing the stairs to your retreat (the building is not equipped with an elevator), you will be ready to experience the city in total relaxation.

Historic Lucca is just an easy 10-15 minute walk away. A short stroll separates your oasis from the charming squares, shops, and ancient churches of the center. Furthermore, this strategic location allows you to immediately get on the main roads to explore the Garfagnana region, Pisa, Florence, and the Versilia coast, without having to navigate slow city traffic.