
Villa del Fattore
Lucca & Garfagnana · 15 guests

Countryside Classic
A 7-bedroom villa in Lucca & Garfagnana, Tuscany
14 guests · 7 bed · 7 bath · private pool · from €12,000 / week
Represented by Exclusive Tuscany
14 guests · 7 bedrooms · 7 bathrooms
€12,000–€16,000 / weekAbout €120 per person per night for 14
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At a glance: Villa Matteucci sleeps 14 in 7 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms in Lucca & Garfagnana, Tuscany. Pool: private floodlit pool (12m × 6m); private lake.
The essence
Casa Felice Matteucci is a gem of a Tuscan farmhouse on a beautiful estate of hill-terraced olive groves, overlooking a small lake with its own tree-shaded island reached by a wooden bridge. Seven luxurious en-suite guestrooms sleep up to fourteen. The sunny ground floor opens through a salon of comfortable sofas, a guest study, a grand domed dining room and a Tuscan kitchen; outside, a jasmine-covered gazebo and lawned gardens frame the floodlit pool. This was the home of Felice Matteucci, who invented the first internal-combustion engine here in 1854 — a blissful retreat steeped in la dolce vita.
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The 3D tour
Move room to room in an interactive 3D model, or switch to the dollhouse view to see how the whole villa fits together.
The distinction
A characterful Tuscan farmhouse with genuine history — the home of Felice Matteucci, father of the combustion engine.
Seven en-suite bedrooms for up to fourteen, with a grand domed dining room, a salon and a study.
Its own small lake with a tree-shaded island and wooden bridge, a jasmine gazebo and a floodlit pool in lawned gardens — full staff included.
The villa
Warm and elegant, the farmhouse gathers a sunny salon, a guest study, a grand domed dining room and a Tuscan kitchen, with seven en-suite bedrooms above. A daily chef, maid and concierge make a stay effortless.
The setting
On a hill-terraced olive estate in the Lucca hills — part of the historic Controni property — overlooking a private lake and island, minutes from the walled city.

Living here
Coffee by the lake at dawn, the pool and gazebo through the day, the chef's table in the domed dining room at night — and Lucca, the coast and the wider Tuscan hills all within easy reach.
Pricing
2026 rates, Saturday to Saturday. Includes a chef for breakfast plus lunch or dinner (groceries extra), morning maid six days a week, concierge, utilities up to an allowance, linen and final clean. No tourist tax. Security deposit €3,000. How renting works.
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Availability
Live from the owner’s calendar, updated through the day. Pick an available check-in and check-out below and we’ll carry the dates straight into your enquiry. We confirm exact dates and changeover days when you write.
Half-days are changeovers: one party leaves in the morning, the next arrives in the afternoon, so you can check in or check out that day.
November 2026
December 2026
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.
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Frequently asked
Each collection shows guests, bedrooms and bathrooms side by side, so you can compare layouts at a glance.
We can arrange a private chef for one dinner or every evening of your stay. Tell us the dates and guest numbers; menus and costs are quoted separately.
A villa this size suits milestone birthdays and family reunions. Our birthday planning advice covers dining spaces, catering and music. Visiting guests and events are agreed with the owner when you book.
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