The historic exclusive villa with sea view

with glimpses of the island of Elba, Corsica and part of the Tuscan archipelago and is characterized by long terraces, surronded by the ancient and low wall (cm 80), along the front of the house used for dining outdoors and admiring the spectacular sunset over the sea. The very interesting price!!! This luxury villa , built in 1465 by the architect Andrea Guardi, was the residence of Princess Elisa Baciocchi Bonaparte, during the Principality of Lucca and Piombino, who directed its restoration in 1805, before the fall of her brother Napoleon. The great master Leonardo da Vinci surrounded the garden and the terraces of villa with walls in 1502, when he lived there as a military engineer sent by Cesare Borgia. Located within the`citta del of Piombino`, the house was part of a project of fortifications and defence of the city itself, projects which are still preserved in the Biblioteca Nacional in Madrid. The house has two floors, the ground floor is characterized by large windows that let in natural light, the place a warm and friendly atmosphere. The convenience of its location, well connected to major road links and well served by the national railway network, is a major advantage for organizing excursions to the numerous villages in the area or for visiting the major cities of Tuscany and Lazio. Everything enhanced by the excellent food and wine of the traditional Tuscan cuisine with the simple, but intense, unmistakable flavours of the typical dishes of the Etruscan Coast. Interior The villa has three floors. The entrance to the ground floor opens into an entrance hall , characterized by large French windows leading out to the terrace overlooking the sea, to the dining area, also with large windows which overlook the inner garden, to the fully- equipped kitchen, to a toilet and laundry room. A staircase leads up to the first floor with the sleeping area composed of two double bedrooms both with ensuite bathroom, one withshower and the other with shower and tub; from these rooms French windows lead out to the terrace with sea view. Also in the sleeping area is a study used for relaxation, a single bedroom with external bathroom with shower, a twin bedroom with ensuite bathroom with shower and a double bedroom with wardrobe and ensuite bathroom with shower. The attic floor remains closed an ancient low wall surrounded al the terraces. A small garden, inside the perimeter walls, of about 800 square meters is locatedopposite the entrance; a flight of steps leads down to the lower part of the terraced garden perched over the sea. The garden is coloured by a variety of plants and flowers.