rustic villa sea view

In Massarosa, in the picturesque hamlet of Mommio Castello, we present a beautiful single-family villa offering a breathtaking sea view. The house, spread over two floors, is a true gem for those seeking a peaceful residence immersed in the beauty of nature. At the entrance, a cozy living room overlooking the private garden welcomes you, while the TV corner, enhanced by an elegant fireplace, creates an intimate and comfortable atmosphere. The dining area is connected to a kitchenette, cleverly designed in a functional and discreet niche.

The sleeping area is accessible through a hallway that leads to the guest bathroom, a study/small bedroom, a storage room, and a spacious bedroom. From the living room, a charming solid wood staircase leads to the first floor, where you’ll find a master bedroom with truly spectacular panoramic views, another bedroom, and a bathroom.

Outside, in front of the living room, a large porch directly faces the coastline, providing a privileged vantage point to admire the stunning sunsets over the sea. The barbecue area invites you to enjoy evenings outdoors with friends and family. The property’s land, partially flat and partially terraced, is thoughtfully organized into a sunbathing area, an orchard, a parking space, and a hobby area.

Although not recently built, the property is in excellent condition, with rustic-style finishes that bring warmth and character to every room. Additionally, for those interested, there’s the possibility of building a swimming pool, making this property a true slice of paradise.

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Mommio Castello is a small hamlet in the municipality of Massarosa, located in the province of Lucca, Tuscany. This hilltop village offers not only a panoramic view of the Versilia coast but also an atmosphere steeped in centuries of history.

Historical Notes on Mommio Castello:

Ancient Origins: Mommio Castello has very ancient origins, dating back to Roman times. Its strategic position on a hill overlooking the valley made it an ideal control point for the surrounding area. Already in the medieval period, the village was fortified, as suggested by the name "Castello" (castle), although today few traces of the ancient defensive walls remain.

Middle Ages: During the Middle Ages, Mommio Castello became part of the domains of the Lords of Lucca and later came under the control of the Republic of Pisa. Starting from the 14th century, the village became part of the Republic of Lucca's territory, maintaining a degree of administrative autonomy.

Renaissance and Later Developments: In the following centuries, Mommio Castello followed the fortunes of the Lucca territory, remaining a center for agriculture and pastoral activities. The area was known for the production of olive oil, wine, and other agricultural products. Even during the Renaissance, the village retained its rustic and rural identity, far from the major urban transformations that affected other Tuscan cities and villages.

Modern Times: During the 19th and 20th centuries, Mommio Castello remained a small settlement with a reduced population primarily dedicated to agriculture. However, in recent decades, the area’s scenic beauty and tranquility have attracted an increasing number of people choosing to settle here, helping preserve the charm of the village.

Cultural Heritage: Although there are no major monuments or significant historic buildings, Mommio Castello retains traditional architecture, with stone houses and narrow cobbled streets that offer a glimpse into Tuscan rural life. The village church is dedicated to St. Bartholomew.