Villa Bondi was built between 1905 and 1909 by the Bondi family, Florentine merchants and founders of Manifattura di Signa. It is located in Marina di Pisa and offers approx. 10,936 sq ft of living space on a plot of about 0.86 acres with a pool.
The façade features majolica ceramics from Manifattura di Signa; window frames and cornices were produced by the family. Inside and in the garden, original pieces remain, including decorated vases, bas-reliefs, and neoclassical busts.
The property is divided into four separate units, each with its own entrance.
Main unit (raised ground floor and first floor): large kitchen, dining room with fireplace, living room with patio, study, guest bedroom with en-suite bathroom; upstairs three bedrooms, three bathrooms, walk-in closet, kitchen, and a terrace with sea view.
Second unit (attic): kitchen, living/dining area, two bedrooms, two bathrooms.
Third unit (basement): currently rented as a medical practice, with a separate entrance.
Fourth unit (basement): kitchen, bedroom, bathroom; suitable as a guest or staff apartment.
An elevator is in place. The tower offers views of the sea, the Pisan Mountains, and the Apuan Alps. Pool size: 6 × 12 m.
