Villa Bosci

Villa Bosci is set in the beautiful north western part of Tuscany, in the ancient parish of Vorno near the magnificent medieval town of Lucca. Protected by a stone-faced enclosure wall, the villa is a true expression of Lucca's sober architecture. 

The villa was built in the 17th century and has been magnificently restored so that it can once again live up to its former glory. Guests will feel the unique charm of living in a historical Tuscan Villa during their stay, while enjoying modern amenities such as independently controlled air conditioning in each of the 6 en-suite rooms, central heating, computer; internet, stereo CD player with central diffusion, satellite TV, and alarm. The stylish furnishings also offer the utmost in comfort and relaxation.

Displaying the easy elegant style of the period, the main floor is raised above the ground floor and accessed via a double flight stairway located on the outside of the property. There is also interior access to the ground floor, and the dining room where guests can eat (perhaps served by a private chef) in front of a large fireplace.

The first sight upon opening the outer gate is a stunning alleyway of ‘tall and pure’ cypresses. The expansive grounds of the Villa, complete with lime trees, oaks, olive trees, magnolias and roses pose the perfect backdrop for the inviting swimming pool. The pergola, entwined with Bougainvilleas, offers a pleasant area for outdoor dining and relaxation.

Ground Floor:
Dining room
Kitchen
Bathroom
Laundry

First Floor:
Large central salon
Office
3 double junior suites

Second Floor:
Library room
Large central salon with home theatre TV
3 double junior suites