Pian di Mugnone, Tuscany 50014

The natural stone walls, terracotta floors, and exposed wooden beam ceilings immediately set the tone for this 1,000 sqm villa: a spacious, solid home designed to welcome and be lived in continuously throughout every season. The stone fireplace, along with the brick one featuring a dark wood mantel, punctuates the rooms with a tangible and familiar presence, while natural light enhances the interiors, highlighting their authentic character. Everything contributes to creating a warm atmosphere, balanced between a domestic dimension and the grandeur of a significant property. The layout of the spaces caters to complex living needs, with 11 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and a total of 5 rooms within a substantial area. This property finds one of its strengths in the generosity of its volumes and is also distinguished by the continuity between interiors and exteriors. The private garden indeed extends the villa's livability, offering spaces for informal or convivial use, with shaded areas, outdoor tables, and areas dedicated to relaxation. The presence of olive trees around the lawn strengthens the connection with the surroundings, while the stone pavements and wall cladding give the exterior a materiality consistent with that of the interior spaces. The stone façade, enriched with wooden details and a traditional tiled roof, presents an image consistent with the property's character. Completing the amenities are the fireplace, a distinctive element from a residential perspective, and the parking space, useful for the daily management of a villa of this size. Days here flow between the rhythm of the house and that of the private garden, with the possibility of alternating intimate moments by the fire with long stays outdoors. A lunch under the umbrella, a break on the loungers, the greenery surrounding the property, and the countryside with hills opening up around create a lifestyle of privacy, tranquility, and contact with the Tuscan landscape. For this reason, the villa can naturally serve both as a private residence of significant representation and as a property suitable for a hospitality project, thanks to the size of the spaces and its well-defined identity. This villa in Pian di San Bartolo-Trespiano, within the territory of Florence, combines significant surface area, material character, and direct relationship with the exterior in a rare offering for consistency and atmosphere. It is a property that finds value in its spaciousness, the recognizability of its architectural elements, and a Tuscan context that accompanies daily life with discretion and authenticity.