Villa Chiatri

Villa Chiatri is a villa in the Lucca Hills, 10.5 km from Lucca's centre, with four bedrooms and sea views.

Set in a historic building, this detached 250 m² house accommodates up to eight people and has three bathrooms, a separate living room with a fireplace, parquet floors and a private entrance. Its private kitchen includes a dishwasher, oven, stovetop, refrigerator and coffee machine; a washing machine and tumble dryer support longer stays. The layout gives families or groups separate bedrooms alongside shared indoor space.

A garden and outdoor dining area surround the seasonal outdoor swimming pool, with sun loungers for time outside. Free public parking is available on site without a reservation, and WiFi is free throughout. Pets are allowed for an additional charge. Stays have a seven-night minimum; the cleaning fee is 150 euros, while a refundable 300-euro damage deposit is collected in cash on arrival. Heating, when requested in autumn, winter or spring, costs 30 euros per day.

Villa Chiatri is offered as one entire 250 m² villa rather than a range of separate room categories. Its four bedrooms accommodate up to eight people, with three large king-size beds and two single beds across the house. There are three bathrooms, including showers and a bidet, and one bedroom has an en-suite bathroom. A fireplace and seating area make the living room the shared indoor space.

The private kitchen is equipped with a stovetop, oven, refrigerator, dishwasher, coffee machine, kettle, toaster and kitchenware, with a dining table for meals. A washing machine and tumble dryer are also provided. Parquet flooring and sea views distinguish the interior, while garden, lake and landmark views are also among the villa's features. The single accommodation option brings these facilities together in a detached house rather than separating them between different room types.

Villa Chiatri combines the practical equipment of a self-catering house with outdoor space for shared time. The kitchen includes a stovetop, oven, dishwasher, refrigerator, toaster, coffee machine, kettle and dining table, alongside a washing machine and tumble dryer. A fireplace, seating area and flat-screen TV give the living room its main amenities, and the villa also has free WiFi throughout. Views include the sea, lake, garden and surrounding landmarks.

Outside, the garden has outdoor furniture, a dining area and sun loungers beside a seasonal outdoor swimming pool. Free public parking is available on site without reservation. Pets are allowed, with applicable charges; pet bowls are among the general facilities. The house has heating, though its use carries an additional charge in autumn, winter and spring. There is no lift: upper floors are reached by stairs only. The property is non-smoking throughout and provides private check-in and check-out.

Villa Chiatri is set just above Chiatri hamlet (100 m), among the hills outside Lucca. The detached house has sea, lake, garden and landmark views, giving this stay a rural setting rather than an address in town. Monte del Castellaccio is 350 m away and Monte di Sala is 550 m away; the two nearby peaks provide targets for walks in the surrounding hills. Fibbialla, another small village in the countryside, is 1.5 km away.

Massarosa Bozzano railway station is 3.1 km from the villa and Nozzano station is 5.4 km away. Pisa International Airport is 19.5 km away; Florence Airport is 65.7 km away. Free public parking is available on site without a reservation, so you can arrive by car and park at the property. Tell Villa Chiatri your expected arrival time in advance, and plan to arrive during its 16:00–21:00 check-in period. The villa is in Chiatri, outside Lucca's historic centre.

Nearby places range from religious and archaeological heritage to Lucca's architecture. Chiesa dei Santi Prospero e Caterina is 1.8 km away, Castello di Loglia is 2 km away, and Massaciuccoli Romana - Padiglione "Il Cantiere" is 4.4 km away. In Lucca, Piazza dell'Anfiteatro is 10.7 km from the villa; the oval piazza is among the city's historic sights. You can visit the surrounding villages and archaeological sites, then make a trip into Lucca for its historic squares and buildings before returning to the garden and seasonal pool.