The property is located in the municipality of Massarosa, on the gentle hills overlooking Lake Massaciuccoli, and extends over approximately 5 hectares, partly cultivated with olive groves. Within the estate, there are five buildings used for agritourism activities, in addition to the main villa and various rural outbuildings. The villa, measuring about 880 sqm, dates back to the 18th century in its original layout and is arranged over three floors above ground plus an attic, all with residential use. The ground floor houses service rooms, while the first floor, accessible via two double-flight external staircases and two internal staircases, features eight rooms including a living room, dining room, lounges, several bedrooms, a bathroom, and a guest bathroom. The second floor includes eight additional rooms, a bathroom, and a guest bathroom.The villa is complemented by an Italian-style garden with open views over the plain and the city of Pisa, and on the opposite side, a large lawn shaded by horse chestnut trees, from which a pathway leads to a panoramic belvedere overlooking Lake Massaciuccoli and the sea. The garden also features a beautiful swimming pool of about 100 sqm, with terracotta paving and an internal PVC lining.The estate further includes a farmhouse of approximately 700 sqm (with 227 sqm on the ground floor dedicated to agricultural activity), a 570 sqm olive mill, a 107 sqm barn converted for agritourism use, a charming 185 sqm guesthouse named 'Il Micciaro,' also for agritourism purposes, and agricultural outbuildings totaling approximately 890 sqm.