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The heritage During the first half of the sixteenth century, the Nobile family, who at that time were the Dukes of Lucca, decided to build their country home, Matraia was an ideal choice, due to its temperate climate and spectacular views over the city of Lucca and the "lucchesi" hills. Over the course of the next five hundred years a small succession of owners have contributed to the conservation of the property in a way that has allowed it to now be beautifully restored , maintaining its character as a stately country house and estate, whilst transforming it into typical tuscan country homes. The strategic position of the estate gives quick and easy access to a great number of services and attractions: Pisa and Florence airports in less than one hour, the city of Lucca in 15 minutes, the beaches of Versilia in 35 minutes, the centre of Florence in one hour, the cities of Rome and Milan in three hours. the restoration During the lifetime of the Villa, the architectural decorations and frescoes have suffered a great deal, including having been completely covered by whitewash at the beginning of the twentieth century. A careful programme of restoration has brought the Grand Salon back to its former glory. The same care and attention has been taken in both the wine cellars and the buildings which make up the Borgo, which have also undergone structural renovation, in order to maintain their local character. Matraia stone was used throughout the estate. Villa Nobile often hosts selected and particular events such as art exhibitions, cultural meetings, music concerts and private functions.

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