Terratetto unifamiliare in Lucca
Terratetto unifamiliare in Lucca. Renovated.
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This Tuscan townhouse has appealing historic character, including exposed stone, brickwork, an arched glazed doorway, and a substantial tiled-and-beamed roof. However, the actual interiors are still a construction shell with no visible bathrooms, kitchen, finished floors, or living systems, so it is not yet a realistically livable home despite the attractive renovation concept.
- The photos show a largely unfinished shell with bare floors, exposed brick/block walls, and no installed kitchen or bathroom.
- The listing says renovated, but the gallery appears to show work in progress; verify the actual completion status, permits, utilities, and habitability.
- No exterior, garden, or view is shown.
The area around
Location score 74/100The cluster is in the Serchio valley between the lower Garfagnana and the Lucchesia, with the Apuan Alps to the west and the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines to the east. The Serchio river runs through the area. The Parco Regionale delle Alpi Apuane begins within this radius on the western side of the valley. The nearest ski area is Abetone, roughly 1 hour to 1 hour 20 minutes by road depending on the exact hamlet. Lucca is the nearest city of size, with full services and a major historic centre enclosed by Renaissance walls. Borgo a Mozzano is known for the Ponte della Maddalena, also called the Devil’s Bridge, on the Serchio.