Description
LOCATION
Villa Giulietta is located in the prestigious part of Forte dei Marmi, located in the renowned Vittoria Apuana district, approximately 650 meters from the beach and 800 meters from the city center. This area is renowned for its sumptuous homes, offering the property an exclusive, high-end environment characterized by refined elegance.
The villa's privileged location allows easy access to the splendid beach clubs, is ideal for relaxing walks along the coast, while the proximity to the city center allows you to enjoy its lively commercial activities, restaurants and cultural attractions.
Immersed in this exclusive context, Villa Giulietta represents an Architectural jewel that blends harmoniously with the prestigious setting of Vittoria Apuana, offering the opportunity to live an elegant residential experience in Forte dei Marmi.
GARDEN AND OUTDOOR SPACE
The property boasts a large land area of over 2700 square meters. An elegant driveway leads to the large garden surrounding the villa, offering pleasant and refined access to the property. The villa has a large terrace located on the raised ground floor, equipped with a living area and an outdoor dining area which offers a panoramic view of the property and the majestic Apuan Alps.
The external space of the villa offers an enchanting green lawn, surrounded by the imposing presence of maritime pines, creating a serene and relaxing environment, ideal for enjoying moments of tranquility even on the hottest days. The covered porch, covering approximately 33 square meters, together with the paved courtyard, offers the possibility of creating a large outdoor space ideal for organizing convivial lunches or enjoying a comfortable outdoor living space.
INTERIOR LAYOUT
Villa Giulietta, with a covered area of over 382 square meters, is distributed in three buildings on three staggered floors:
Ground Floor: living room, boiler room, external laundry.
Mezzanine floor: double living room partly with double height, a bathroom, two double bedrooms and a master bedroom with en suite bathroom, kitchen, dining room, guest bathroom, hallway, two bedrooms and bathroom.
First Floor: open space environment with relaxation area.
FINISHES
Villa Giulietta, built with skill in the 1960s, has remained the property of the same family ever since, and has been looked after with meticulous care, jealously handing down its heritage over the generations. The Architect of the time, with extraordinary sensitivity, gave the villa a design which, despite the obvious age of its construction, remains surprisingly current thanks to a rational and modern distribution of spaces.
This home stands out for the use of fine materials, custom-made furniture and cutting-edge appliances. Different types of marble and travertine were used in various rooms: green onyx marble and green travertine dominate the large living room and also highlighted in the fireplace surround and in the full-height decorative cladding of one living room wall. The green travertine with inserts in delicate Carrara cream characterizes the kitchen while the dining room is covered in pink Portuguese marble. Pink marble was chosen for the master suite bedroom while for the bathroom of the suite the architect experimented, using black granite with a brilliant finish and green Alpi marble laid with a pattern with decorative elements for the service bathroom, for another bathroom yellow Siena marble was used. The highest quality coverings extend throughout the villa, contributing to the sophisticated and refined atmosphere.
The external area: exposed cladding in white Carrara marble, portico area with flooring made of mixed marble. Various outdoor areas ideal for relaxation and conviviality during outdoor meals. This choice of materials and the external design help to create a welcoming and inviting space to enjoy the atmosphere and climate of Forte dei Marmi in the open air.
The architectural setting of the villa recalls the square and geometric style typical of the 1960s, a style still appreciated and admired in modern furnishings today. Villa Giulietta could easily be confused with the set of a Dolce Vita film, recalling the years of the economic boom, when the desire to enjoy the beauty, climate and fun of one of the most fascinating locations in the world reached its peak.
