Restored 15th-century olive mill with Italian charm

This remarkable 15th-century olive mill has been carefully restored and converted into a distinctive home by a renowned architect from Versilia. The free-standing building offers approximately 150 m² of living space and is infused with authentic Italian character. The entrance features a spacious room where the original olive press has been beautifully preserved. 

Set on a generous 1,800 m² plot, partly flat and partly gently sloping, the property enjoys panoramic views over the picturesque Camaiore valley. The elevated position allows for the potential addition of a swimming pool. The plot benefits from water and gas connections, and the house is heated via an efficient heat pump. Apart from a few personal items, the furniture is included in the sale. 

Camaiore, located in the province of Lucca, has a population of 32,113 and sits in north-western Tuscany, just 9 km from the Ligurian coast. Lido di Camaiore, its coastal district, is a renowned seaside resort in the Versilia region. Lucca, the provincial capital, is approximately 25 km southeast, Florence about 80 km southeast, and the Ligurian town of La Spezia around 60 km northwest. Viareggio, a larger nearby town, is just 10 km southwest. 

Nestled in a charming valley surrounded by rolling hills and framed by the Northern Apennines, Camaiore offers a perfect balance of relaxed coastal living and invigorating mountain excursions. From sun-drenched days at the beach to scenic countryside walks and visits to nearby cultural towns, the area embodies the very best of Tuscany’s lifestyle and natural beauty.