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Hi, Lucca is really nice, so are other areas of Tuscany, I rented a nice place just 20 minutes from Florence, they offer long term furnished rentals from 4 months or longer. could be handy, while you're checking out different areas and testing the water.They're English and were very helpful. http://www.ciarpaglini.net/index.html If you're looking for a rental on local market you mght need some basic Italian, also Italian rentals tend to be 3 + 2 years contract - often unfurnished, so it's a good idea to get something for a shorter period at the start while you're searching for a real long term solution. Anyway good luck.
Hi, we've kept a goat for a few years now, no problem at all. just don't sell any products from the goat. It's a different situation if you keep live animals for commercial activity. good luck,
Hi, I've found this long term rental properties handy when I've been in Tuscany for several months, only half an hour from the city. http://www.ciarpaglini.net/index.html Best of luck.