Period villa with farmhouse, suspended between the elegance of a past rich in history and the unspoilt beauty of nature.

The Villa Monticello Sartori has a long history dating back to the 1400s, as reported in the book 'Storia della Lunigiana' by Marchese Alessandro Magni Griffi.

Apparently, this prestigious residence was the birthplace of Pope Nicholas V.

The interior of this residence is a fascinating tale of bygone eras, with the ground floor housing a traditional kitchen, a bright living room, a study, a bathroom and a large entrance hall crowned by a marble staircase leading to the upper floors. On this floor there is also the large cellar, perfect to be renovated and furnished as a tavern. The first floor houses five rooms and a bathroom, while the second floor offers four further rooms.

Surrounded by a verdant garden, the villa stands majestically, while the adjacent farmhouse adds a touch of rustic beauty. 

The farmhouse is on two levels, with some rooms on the ground floor and the kitchen, two bedrooms, living room and bathroom on the upper floor.

A stable and a barn, which can be renovated and used as a dwelling, complete the picture of this unique property.

Beyond the confines of the residence lies a vast 47,000 square metre estate, embracing lush woods, pastures and a vineyard, where until recently the best wine of Lunigiana was produced, offering a sense of total peace and verdant views as far as the town of Sarzana and the Castle of Castruccio di Castracani.

Among the extraordinary features of this property are intact historical details such as the vaulted ceiling frescoes, marble staircase, and original cement floor tiles that transport residents to a world of timeless beauty. 

Situated in the enchanting setting of Liguria, in Sarzana, this historic villa and farmhouse are located in a privileged position, surrounded by a natural landscape of incomparable beauty and a short distance from the fascinating beaches of Versilia, Marinella di Sarzana, Lerici, Portovenere and the Cinque Terre. 

There is an excellent availability of parking spaces.

Excellent privacy.

Nestled in the rolling hills of Liguria, Sarzana is a historical jewel that enchants with its ancient walls, cobbled streets and Renaissance palaces. Known for its rich cultural heritage, it offers a fascinating mix of art, history and culinary tradition, enriched by local markets and annual festivals, such as the renowned Festival della Mente. With its picturesque beaches, Marinella di Sarzana and the adjacent beaches of Versilia, Lerici, Portovenere and Cinque Terre, and its relaxed atmosphere, Sarzana is a unique destination where time seems to stand still.

Sarzana centre 3 km

Marinella di Sarzana 11 km

Lerici 10 km

Versilia 30 km

Pisa Airport 70 km