Villa Beatrice occupies 1.4 hectares of private grounds between the marble quarries of Carrara and the Tyrrhenian coastline. The property combines a restored two-level residence of approximately 2,472 square meters with landscaped park, vineyard rows, and Mediterranean scrubland. The setting provides privacy while maintaining proximity to Massa-Carrara's urban infrastructure and regional transport connections.
Architecture & Interior
The villa follows a historic two-level structure, comprehensively restored with attention to original architectural elements and contemporary functionality. The entrance hall leads to a reception room anchored by a period fireplace. An adjacent dining room connects to two fully equipped kitchens: one designed for social dining and culinary presentation, the other configured for professional catering operations.
The sleeping quarters comprise six bedrooms and four bathrooms, finished with selected marble, custom millwork, and handcrafted detailing that reflects the region's material heritage.
Surface Area: ca. 2,472 m² across two floors
Bedrooms: 6
Bathrooms: 4
Kitchens: 2 (main and service)
Reception Areas: Living room with historic fireplace, formal dining room
Technical systems have been updated throughout. Interior spaces benefit from natural light distribution and direct access to exterior terraces and garden areas.
Grounds & Exterior
Park: 1.4 hectares combining:
- Formal landscaped zones
- Productive vineyard
- Native Mediterranean vegetation
Pool: Present (specifications available upon request)
Ancillary Buildings: Service structures suitable for conversion to gym, spa facilities, studio space, or independent guest accommodation
The vineyard maintains productive capacity. Topography and mature planting provide visual screening from adjacent properties while preserving views toward the Apuan Alps.
Location & Context
Massa-Carrara sits at the northwestern edge of Tuscany, historically defined by its marble extraction industry. The Apuan Alps provide the geological source for Carrara marble—internationally recognized for sculptural and architectural applications since Roman times. Villa Beatrice lies within this landscape, positioned between mountain terrain and coastal plain.
Distances:
- Carrara city center: immediate access
- Massa: 8 km
- Versilia coast (Forte dei Marmi): 25 km
- Pisa International Airport: 55 km
- Lucca: 50 km
- La Spezia and Cinque Terre: 35 km
The A12 autostrada and regional rail network provide connectivity to Genoa, Florence, and Rome.
Usage Profile
The villa's spatial organization supports multiple operational models: extended family residence with service infrastructure, boutique hospitality with event capacity, creative retreat with studio facilities, or corporate use requiring representation spaces and guest accommodation.
The dual-kitchen configuration and ancillary buildings enable independent operational zones without compromising residential privacy. Vineyard holdings offer either private production or commercial viticulture at modest scale.
Regional Context
Massa-Carrara's identity remains tied to its marble industry, though the area has diversified into tourism, viticulture, and residential development. The combination of Alpine topography, coastal access, and Tuscan cultural infrastructure positions the region between established destinations (Versilia, Cinque Terre, Lucca) while maintaining its own distinct character.
Villa Beatrice reflects this duality: rooted in regional architectural tradition, restored to contemporary standards, surrounded by working landscape rather than manicured resort aesthetics.
For complete documentation including floor plans, cadastral surveys, technical specifications, and site visits, contact Dimore by Camisa. All information provided without guarantee.
