Apartamento via San Michele, Santa Luce

Semi-detached house with garden and terrace with panoramic views of the Tuscan countryside.

The property is located in Pastina, a small hamlet in the municipality of Santa Luce, in an area surrounded by vineyards, olive groves, and breathtaking landscapes. It is a semi-detached portion developed over three levels. From the entrance panoramic terrace, which offers a splendid view of the surrounding countryside and Lake Santa Luce, you access the living area with a kitchenette. A hallway leads to the sleeping area, consisting of a master bedroom, a study/small bedroom, and a bathroom with a window and shower. A convenient internal staircase leads to the habitable attic composed of two rooms. Additionally, in the basement, there is a storage room converted into a tavern with a practical bathroom and laundry area.
The property is completed by a private garden of about 70 sqm with a courtyard.
Pastina is a picturesque village in the municipality of Santa Luce, in the province of Pisa, nestled in the green Tuscan hills. This small locality, with few inhabitants, offers a peaceful and authentic atmosphere, ideal for those looking for a place away from mass tourism. The landscape around Pastina is typically Tuscan, with gentle hills covered in vineyards, olive groves, and wheat fields, interspersed with woods and country roads.
Santa Luce, of which Pastina is part, is known for its nature reserve, Lake Santa Luce, a natural oasis where you can observe numerous bird species and enjoy nature walks. The area is rich in hiking and cycling trails, offering spectacular views of the hills and the sea.
The surroundings also offer interesting cultural and historical attractions. Nearby are medieval villages such as Lari, famous for its castle, and Pomaia, home to the Lama Tzong Khapa Institute, one of the most important Buddhist centers in Europe. The strategic location of Pastina allows easy access to both the Tuscan coast, with towns like Castiglioncello and Cecina, and art cities such as Pisa, Volterra, and Lucca.