Casa Il Gobbo is a beautiful holiday house near Lucca and sleeps max 11 adults. Kids are welcome! The property entirely fenced lies in the middle of 3 hectars land with its own swimming pool and a spa for 5 people with heated water.The house set on two floors and can accommodate11 adults and 3 kids.
Our villa vacation is situated in one of the most beautiful area of the Lucca countryside. It provides superb panoramic view overlooking the Lucca plain.It is an ideal spot to enjoy Your holidays to the full, to relax, to become enthusiastic about the sun and Tuscan ambiance.
The spacious living area is divided by a massive staircase with wrought ironwork decoration to form a lounge on one side and dining room on the other. On the ground floor there are also 2 double bedrooms and a bathroom with shower.
The kitchen, which includes the old wood-burning oven, is equipped with a four-ring hob, oven, dishwasher, microwave, coffee maker, toaster and a large capacity refrigerator.
Patio doors lead out from this area to the terrace where are wooden tables and chairs to enjoy al fresco dining and admire the fabulous sunset of the Tuscany countryside.
On the 1st Floor: 2 double bedrooms with ensuite bathroom, 1 single bedroom, 1 bedroom with two twin beds. 1 bathroom with bathtub.
Small and surrounded by hostile neighbours, Lucca nevertheless managed to maintain its independence over the centuries. This atmospheric, former capital, arranged round squares originating from Roman times, has a history dating back over two thousand years. With wealthy merchants, a flourishing trade and a continuous influx of pilgrims bound for Rome, the Middle Ages, Lucca’s golden age, saw the building of countless churches and fine houses, which still today enrich the fabric of the city. Places to see: the Cathedral, the Villa Guinigi, the churches of San Frediano and San Michele in Foro, the Palazzo Pfanner, the most attractive baroque building in the city with its garden decorated with statues and romantic atmosphere, the Palazzo Mansi, the amphitheatre Piazza, the Guinigi Tower, from the top of which, with its small roof garden and the famous holm oaks, there is a breath-taking view over the city. Walking through the streets of the historic city centre, you are sure to be drawn to the traditional shops, such as the Amedeo Giusti bakery with its mouth-watering breads and pastries baked by old-fashioned methods, or Prospero the grocer’s, at no. 13, the oldest shop in Lucca, where you can feast your eyes on the local flours and vegetables, such as the extraordinary “farro” of the Garfagnana.
