Casa Agata

Set in an orderly context composed of two small buildings with only a few units and served by double vehicular access, the property represents an ideal solution for those seeking practicality, privacy and a strategic location in one of the most sought-after areas of Versilia.

Located on the ground floor, the apartment opens onto a large terrace of approximately 30 sqm, a spacious and versatile area that naturally extends the livability of the home. It is the ideal setting for organising outdoor lunches and dinners, creating a relaxation area or simply enjoying a comfortable and well-usable outdoor space throughout the warmer season. The property also features a covered external laundry area, a practical element that is always valuable in daily life. Completing the outdoor areas are two parking spaces, one of which is covered, a feature that is particularly appreciated in such a location so close to the centre of Forte dei Marmi. The double vehicular access also helps make entry and daily management even easier and more functional.

The interiors offer a rational and well-thought-out layout, suitable both for family life and hospitality. The living area consists of a sitting room with dining area and a separate kitchen, forming a functional and welcoming whole. The true strength of the home, however, lies in the layout of the sleeping area, arranged into two distinct and symmetrical sections, a solution that ensures order and greater independence between the spaces. Each section includes a double bedroom, a bathroom and a single bedroom, for a total of four bedrooms and two bathrooms. A particularly interesting configuration, which makes the apartment comfortable, well balanced and suitable both as a main residence and as a holiday home, with spaces capable of accommodating family and guests with ease.

Located along the Tuscan coast of Versilia, Forte dei Marmi is one of the most prestigious destinations in Italy. Renowned for its pristine beaches, refined atmosphere, and timeless elegance, this seaside town is synonymous with style, privacy, and luxury.

Its name comes from the “Fortino,” a small fortress built in the late 18th century to guard the shipping of fine white Carrara marble extracted from the nearby Apuan Alps.

Since the 1950s, Forte dei Marmi has become a favorite destination for elite tourism, offering exclusive hotels, luxury villas, and sophisticated beach clubs such as Alpemare, Twiga, and Bagno Annetta.

A typical summer day begins by bicycle, with breakfast in one of the town’s historic pastry shops, followed by a day of relaxation at the beach. Private clubs offer impeccable service, pools, and gourmet restaurants. At sunset, seaside aperitifs are a cherished ritual, leading into dinners at refined seafood restaurants or traditional trattorias serving local dishes.

Alternatively, one can stroll through the boutiques of international fashion houses like Gucci, Prada, Dior, Fendi, Loro Piana, Valentino, Bottega Veneta, Moncler, and Brunello Cucinelli. Culture lovers can enjoy the Versiliana Festival, with concerts, theater performances, and talks under the pine trees.

The nightlife is vibrant and sophisticated, with exclusive clubs such as Twiga, La Capannina, Seven Apples, and Bussola Versilia.

Forte dei Marmi is where luxury meets the most authentic soul of Tuscany.

Surroundings

Forte dei Marmi is the perfect starting point to explore some of the most fascinating destinations in Tuscany and Liguria, offering a perfect mix of art, nature, and culture.

Just a few kilometers away is Pietrasanta, known as the “Little Athens,” famous for its art galleries, sculpture studios, and lively historic center that draws artists from around the world.

Nature lovers will enjoy the Apuan Alps, with breathtaking landscapes and the iconic Carrara marble quarries, where Michelangelo himself once selected blocks for his masterpieces.

Lucca, with its perfectly preserved Renaissance walls, is ideal for a walk or bike ride, while Pisa charms with its iconic Leaning Tower and the magnificent Piazza dei Miracoli.

Florence, the cradle of the Renaissance, is within easy reach for a day immersed in art and history, with landmarks like the Duomo, the Uffizi Gallery, and the Ponte Vecchio.

To the north, the Cinque Terre offer five picturesque villages perched along the coast, ideal for scenic hikes and local culinary delights. Continuing along the Ligurian coast, Santa Margherita Ligure enchants with its elegant villas and flower-lined promenade, while Portofino, with its exclusive harbor and luxury boutiques, is a must-see for those seeking glamour and natural beauty.

These destinations, easily accessible from Forte dei Marmi, enrich any stay with unforgettable experiences, where culture, stunning landscapes, and elegance meet.