Welcome To

Villa Lippo

History Villa in Montefalcone - Tuscany

Welcome to your luxurious home away from home

The Villa Lippo is a large manor house built in the 13th century, was once one of the Lippo’s family home.

Built near the Cerbaie woods, still full of game today, near the medieval village of Orentano and Villa Campanile; the residence which in the early 1900s was used by the then owners: the Princes Dell’Osso di Lucca, as their “country villa”, arrived in the hands of the current owners in the early 2000 sand in the current Lucca’s Art Nouveau style.

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Special Event

in Villa

The Villa is suitable for holding special and reserved events; parties, plen air concerts, weddings and birthdays for small groups (max 25/30 people).

Furthermore, the villa’s trusted caterer can organize any type of setup and menù.

Our “Chefs in Villa” will be able to accommodate you every day with splendid breakfasts and gourmet candle lit dinners.

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Indoor
SPACE

Inside Villa Lippo, every space is designed to offer a refined luxury experience and complete comfort. The rooms, with their high ceilings and antique furnishings, evoke a timeless elegance. Whether relaxing in the living room or enjoying a formal meal in the dining room, guests will be surrounded by the charm and historical richness of this exclusive residence.

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Outdoor FACILITIES

Guests will feel lucky to be able to stay in such a unique, serene and truly special atmosphere while enjoying the enchanting garden, the splendid italian garden with renaissance fountaine, the large and magnific swimming pool(19x4mt)with jacuzzi corner, cervical cannon and shoreline to let you be pampered by water under the tuscany sun.

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Accommodations

The Villa, with capacity for 10 people, has been carefully restored and improved by the current owners, who have owned it for half a century, without neglecting the comfort offered by modern technologies and comfort.

All rooms are tastefully furnished with some furniture coming from the family’s private collection.