Property ID : 3393
Sale Private negotiation - Single villa
Villa Forte dei Marmi
Villa Forte dei Marmi – Newly built single-family villa (year 2015) in Forte dei Marmi, 700 mt. from the sea, of sqm. 660 approx. (372 sqm. above ground + 290 sqm. basement) excluding terraces and verandas and garden sqm. 1,540.
Consists of large living room with dining area of 110 sq. m., eat-in kitchen, 6 double bedrooms, 8 bathrooms, spa with chrome therapy, sauna, steam room and gym. Cinema hall.
Heated and illuminated outdoor swimming pool with LED lights of 95 cubic meters with waterfall (water blade).
Indoor heated whirlpool with chromotherapy of sq. m. 6.0 adjacent to porch, veranda.
some information about Forte dei Marmi
Forte dei Marmi is an Italian town of 7,418 inhabitants in the province of Lucca, Tuscany.
A seaside resort town overlooking the Ligurian Sea, it takes its name from the fort of the same name that stands in the center of the town, wanted by Grand Duke Pietro Leopoldo to defend the landing, and from the marbles that were transported from the Apuan Alps, not far away, to the wharf and then took the sea route.
Forte dei Marmi was the birthplace of Princess Paola Ruffo of Calabria, born in Villa Claudia, September 11, 1937, and from 1993 to 2013 Queen of Belgium. The mundane Versilia resort with numerous clubs, discos and the like is a summer hotspot for numerous national and international financial players, sports champions and showbiz personalities.
The resort is served by the Forte dei Marmi-Seravezza-Querceta station, located on the Genoa-Pisa line, which is in the center of Querceta, a hamlet of the municipality of Seravezza.
It is served by Trenitalia regional relations carried out under service contracts with the Tuscany Region also called “Memorario.”
Local public transportation is provided by bus routes operated by the CTT Nord company.
Between 1916 and 1951 there was a network of narrow-gauge steam tramways, the Versilia tramways, that connected Forte dei Marmi with Querceta, Seravezza, Pietrasanta, Pontestazzemese and Arni (Culaccio locality) which followed the route of today’s Provincial Road 9.
Since 1914, moreover, Forte dei Marmi was directly connected to Viareggio by the coastal tramway, a then-modern infrastructure, electrified at 600 V, which contributed significantly to the economic and tourist development of the coastal strip. A victim of severe damage suffered during World War II, the line was decommissioned and never restored.
