Prestigious historic villa for sale in Forte dei Marmi

The organization of the interior spaces all revolves around a magnificent stairwell which is the pivot from which the various rooms unravel. Characteristic is the curved side of the building which seems to echo and amplify the curvature of the stairwell and offers bright environments with continuous lines. The perception in all the floors of the house is to cross-connected spaces, easily interchangeable in a sort of continuity that offers fluidity and rest.

The living room on the ground floor and the staircase-dining room are separated by a large glass door. Which, when open, allows the living room to expand and the large rounded shape of the living room connects to the other in the dining room. On the ground floor, to the right of the stairs, there is a guest suite. Consisting of a very large bedroom, a bathroom, and a corridor. The entire portion of the existing building on the ground floor, to the right of the stairs, is intended for service areas and servants. These are rooms organized around a corridor, open to the outside. And they consist of a kitchen, a double bedroom and a single bedroom, a small bathroom with shower and a dining room.

The kitchen and the dining room have been recently restored with great attention to the original design by Pietro Pescarolo. All floors on the ground floor are colored concrete tiles excluding the utility areas which have (except the dining room) a cast sown on site.

On the first floor, the stairs lead to a rather large corridor organized like a real room. To the right, another corridor distributes two very large bedrooms and a bathroom. Currently, one of these two rooms is used as a studio. A further bedroom has been created in the other portion of the first floor.

A magnificent terrace with a half-timbered wooden parapet marks the entire curved part of the perimeter wall. We still find, on the first floor, the grit floors produced by the Tessieri company, except in the studio where an opaque carpet was applied.