Dicomano, Tuscany 50062

The exposed wooden beams and terracotta floors immediately set the tone for this rustic farmhouse, a spacious and intricate property that maintains a direct connection with the materials and the countryside. The interiors, bright and defined by walls in neutral tones, convey a sense of measured authenticity, where the warmth of terracotta meets the simplicity of lines and the presence of wooden details. Even a bedroom, with access to the outside, well reflects the character of the house: spaces designed to be lived in naturally, in continuity with the open areas and the more relaxed rhythm of the rural setting. Its 1,840 square meters of commercial space distributed across 33 rooms and 14 bathrooms reflect the significant size of the property, suitable for those seeking generous spaces and a structure capable of accommodating multiple families, guests, or different functions. The farmhouse is enriched with elements that enhance its vocation for outdoor living and extended stays: a private garden, a private pool, and the presence of a fireplace that adds an additional point of warmth to the interiors. Outside, the architectural notes speak of buildings with stone finishes and tiled roofs, connected by gravel paths that lead between the various structures and green spaces. The rectangular pool, framed by stone paving, fits into a residential ensemble immersed in greenery, where the design of the open spaces contributes to the feeling of privacy and tranquility. The property is completed by a vineyard, an olive grove, and parking spaces, elements that strengthen its identity as a country estate and make it particularly interesting both as a private representative residence and, with the appropriate project vision, for a hospitality activity consistent with the location. Days here easily find their rhythm between the garden, the pool, and the estate's spaces, in a setting that invites outdoor living and enjoying tranquility without sacrificing the substance of a structured property. The vineyard and olive grove add a tangible connection to the land, while the gravel paths, trees, and the expanse of outdoor surfaces accompany a daily life made of natural light, recognizable seasons, and shared moments. The presence of multiple buildings and numerous rooms also expands the possibilities of use, allowing for the imagination of long stays, family gatherings, or intimate and authentic hospitality. This rustic farmhouse in Dicomano, in the province of Florence, combines significant dimensions, well-integrated outdoor spaces, and a rural character evident in the materials and layout of the property. In Tuscany, in a truly perceptible countryside and hill setting, it represents a valuable proposal for those seeking an estate with a strong identity, privacy, and ample potential for use.