Dicomano, Tuscany 50062

The exposed wooden beams and white walls with gray stone inserts immediately set the tone for this villa, spacious in size and welcoming in the way it lets in light. The arched glass doors and large windows fill the interior with a constant natural brightness, while the dark wood and terracotta floors provide a tangible, homely feel, never contrived. Even the areas dedicated to conviviality maintain this spontaneous balance between material and simplicity, with a well-equipped kitchen that naturally integrates into the character of the house. The numbers tell the story of a property of rare breadth: 1,444 square meters of commercial space distributed across 20 rooms and 11 bathrooms, a composition that suggests a fluid management of spaces, both in daily life and in hospitality. The villa unfolds in numerous and articulated spaces, where the constant presence of wood, terracotta, and stone helps create continuity between the different areas of the house. Outside, the facade alternates between stone and light plaster, with windows framed in bricks, light wooden shutters, and dark wooden doors that reinforce the character of the ensemble without excess. Terracotta stairs lead to the upper floor, where there is a terrace with stone flooring, flanked by plants and umbrellas, designed as a natural extension of the indoor spaces. The private garden accompanies the villa with a green lawn, flower beds, and ornamental plants the terracotta walkways and stone slabs leading to the main entrance make access orderly and pleasant. Even the immediate surroundings, with trees and a dirt road cutting through the vegetation, contribute to defining a property that finds an important part of its identity in its relationship with the outdoors. Days here flow between bright rooms, openings towards the greenery, and spaces that invite you to fully live the house, without haste. The terrace lends itself to outdoor moments, the private garden offers a secluded and reserved dimension, while the generous internal layout suggests a residence suitable both for family life and for a representative or hospitality destination, evaluated consistently with the structure of the property. In this balance between spaciousness, authentic materials, and connection with nature, a way of living deeply linked to the Tuscan countryside emerges. The consistency of the villa, the richness of the spaces, and the continuous dialogue between interiors and exteriors make it a particularly interesting proposal in the area of Dicomano, in the province of Florence. A property that combines size, character, and privacy, with a precise identity and a presence that is felt from the first entrance.