Located near Lucca.   Sleeps 22 guests.   11 bedrooms and 13 baths

Ground Floor: 2 guest bathrooms.
First Floor: 6 spacious, well-appointed queen bedrooms,  each with superb en suite bathrooms with showers.
Second Floor: Deluxe queen suite with large dressing room and en suite bathroom with shower. 4 magnificent queen bedrooms with en suite bath and shower facilities. (Note: upon request, on the ground floor, one room can be converted to a wheelchair-accessible bedroom with bathroom).

Ground Floor: Accessible via separate garden entrance is a spacious living/game room with billiard, gambling table and dining area with open kitchen corner.
First Floor: Spacious central salon with sofas, armchairs and satellite TV.

An Italian loggia facing the splendid rear garden, floodlit swimming pool (4m x 12m) with outdoor furniture. Barbecue. Outdoor tables and chairs for al fresco dining.

The property is fully air-conditioned. Satellite TV, DVD, Telephone, fax, WiFi, computer facilities and central music system with central diffusion (CD, radio, cassette and microphone). Mountain bikes. Staff of three.

Villa Celeste has an atmosphere of gentility, sophistication and elegance, from the angel-frescoes ceiling in the lounge and the grand music room, to the arched loggia with views across the camellia garden. This villa maintains the same very high level of décor and sophistication throughout. There is a well-stocked private wine cellar in the villa, and a professional wine sommelier can be arranged to tailor-design an at-home wine tasting program for your group. 

Villa Celeste rents from €22,500 - €30,000 per week. Contact us directly for a quote and for information about special offers.

The historic town of Lucca features many attractions and unlimited historic charm. Take a stroll or rent a bicycle and ride through the town past famous monuments, ancient walls, several churches and the Guinigi Tower, which has trees planted at the top. In the town's cathedral is a small chapel containing the famous "volto santo" cross of Lucca. Every September 14th, the huge procession of Santa Croce fills the streets of Lucca to commemorate the date when the cross was first brought to the town. Tourists from all over the world come to enjoy this annual local tradition. Make sure to visit the church of Saint Michele and then enjoy a cappuccino in Saint Michele square. Don't miss shopping along Via Fillungo! There is something interesting to discover in every corner of Lucca.

North of Lucca, the famous Garfagnana Valley extends for miles, a splendid natural vista of mountains and hills. Along the way, stop at the famous "Devil's Bridge"—legend says the Devil himself has visited this spot. A huge Halloween celebration is held here every year. In Pisa, the famous Leaning Tower awaits. Some say it is one of the wonders of the world, and all agree that a sight of the Leaning Tower is a must for all who come to Italy. Nearby Forte Dei Marmi is one of the most popular places in Italy during the summer, boasting a beautiful beach, elegant shops and boutiques, and active nightlife of bars and discos like La Capannina and the Twiga Club.

Restaurants

Buca di Sant'Antonio  Mouth watering dishes with excellent service. The English speaking waiters will thoroughly explain every dish and provide impeccable service.

Ristorante L'Olivo An excellent restaurant away from the masses. The dishes are amazing and the service is outstanding.

La Mora Fantastic restaurant with Michelin recognition.

Ristorante Butterfly Elegant restaurant with a splendid menu and optimal service. Truly unforgettable!

Pizzeria La Fornarina Great pizzeria and bakery for groups traveling with children.

Ristorante Giglio A lovely trattoria within the city walls. Friendly and attentive service.

Ristorante La Cecca Wonderful menu of local dishes.