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The villa was built in 1895 by Augusto Rey, a prominent painter of the Macchiaioli movement. It is located in Crespina, just minutes from Pisa and Lucca, and about 40 minutes from Forte dei Marmi. The artist’s residence sits on a hill with panoramic views of the typical Tuscan valley, surrounded by lakes, and spans an estate of 25 hectares of forest and around 1,000 olive trees.

Detached Art Nouveau villa of approximately 400 m² dating from 1908, set on elevated ground in a residential district of La Spezia with panoramic views over the city rooftops and the sea. Recently restored throughout using high-specification materials including Venetian stucco and Venetian mosaic. Two independent entrances. Ground floor:

An 80 m² apartment within a fully restored Art Nouveau villa in Rapallo, with direct views over the sea and marina. The restoration preserved the building's original architectural character whilst introducing modern systems throughout, including high-specification insulation and acoustic treatment. Layout:

The restored courtyard property in Germignaga dates to the 17th or early 18th century and was originally an olive mill (frantoio); the original stone press remains in place. As much of the comparable historic agricultural building stock on Lake Maggiore has been demolished or extensively altered, a preserved frantoio of this restoration quality is rarely available on the market.

The villa was built in 1873 and fully renovated in 2003. Materials and finishes were selected with attention to detail. The property is set within approximately 1,500 m² of gardens with views of Lake Como, the surrounding mountains, and Tremezzina. The main level includes a spacious living room with high ceilings and restored early 20th-century frescoes, along with large windows facing the garden.