Villa del Fattore, a villa in Lucca & Garfagnana, Tuscany
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Countryside Classic

Villa del Fattore

Lucca & Garfagnana

Sleeps 15 · 8 bed · 8 bath · private pool · from €2,150/night

Represented by Exclusive Tuscany

15 guests · 8 bedrooms · 8 bathrooms

From €2,150 / night

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The essence

Villa del Fattore is a quintessential Tuscan country house in the heart of a poetic landscape of orchards, olive groves and tranquil hills. Fully restored yet keeping its age-old charm — terracotta floors, beamed ceilings, frescoes and rose-covered gazebos — it offers eight en-suite bedrooms for up to fifteen. The reception rooms balance rustic and elegant: a TV lounge, a drawing room, a Tuscan kitchen, a grand dining room and a winter-garden conservatory, with a separate cottage alongside. A vast lawn rolls down to the private pool, made for treasured Tuscan afternoons in good company.

The 3D tour

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the house.

Move room to room in an interactive 3D model, or switch to the dollhouse view to see how the whole house fits together.

The distinction

Why Villa del Fattore
is in the collection.

  1. 01

    A classic restored Tuscan country home — terracotta, beams and frescoes — with rose-covered patios and a winter-garden conservatory.

  2. 02

    Eight en-suite bedrooms for up to fifteen, plus a self-contained cottage — flexible for a family or several together.

  3. 03

    A vast lawn and a private floodlit pool framed by orchards and olive groves, with chef, maid and concierge on hand.

The house

Architecture & restoration

Restored to a high standard while keeping its rustic soul: terracotta-tiled floors, wood-beamed ceilings and frescoes, with a TV lounge, drawing room, Tuscan kitchen, grand dining room and conservatory — plus a cottage with its own kitchen and sun lounge.

The setting

Land, view, context

In the hills of Lucca on the historic Controni estate, surrounded by orchards and olive groves — once the estate's farmhouse, now an elegant country retreat minutes from the walled city.

Living here

Easy, sociable Tuscan days — breakfast from the chef, the lawn and pool through the afternoon, dinner in the grand dining room or under a rose-covered gazebo, and the Lucchesia to explore at leisure.

Pricing

Rates by season.

  • LowJan–early Apr · Nov–mid Dec€15,000 / week
  • Midmid Apr–late May · Oct€16,500 / week
  • HighEaster · Aug–Sep · Christmas€19,500 / week
  • Super highlate May–end Jul€20,000 / week

Rates exclude tourist tax and optional services. Minimum stay seven nights, Saturday to Saturday. Other arrangements considered. How renting works.

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Availability

When Villa del Fattore
is free.

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The estate

Part of the Coselli Collection.

The Coselli villas sit on neighbouring estates in the hills of Lucca and can be combined for larger groups; an estate can be reserved for exclusive use, with staff and chef across the houses.

Services

  • Daily private chef (breakfast + one meal)
  • Daily maid service & on-site concierge
  • Gardener & pool attendant
  • Tennis, football & volleyball
  • Heating, air-conditioning & Wi-Fi throughout

Experiences

  • Private cooking classes
  • Wine & olive-oil tastings
  • Guided tours & excursions
  • Day trips, transfers & driver service

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