Charming Agritourism in Chianti, Tuscany

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Terracotta underfoot, wooden beams overhead, and a natural stone fireplace immediately convey the character of this 17th-century agriturismo, a spacious and authentic property where materials preserve the essence of time and living. The interiors display a solid simplicity, with plastered walls, stone details, and natural light entering from the sides, while wood recurs in the furnishings and shelves, providing continuity to a cozy and tangible atmosphere. The rooms follow this theme, with terracotta flooring and essential finishes that instantly evoke a sense of tranquility. Its 1,331 square meters of commercial space encompass a significant structure, comprising 10 rooms, 6 bedrooms, and 6 bathrooms, capable of accommodating both an elaborate private life and a hospitality project consistent with the nature of the property. The presence of a private garden, terrace, private pool, garage, and cellar completes a setting that finds one of its strengths in the variety of spaces. Externally, the house features a stone façade with exposed brick details, set in a context of rustic homes with tiled roofs and walls that harmonize with the built landscape of the area. A stone patio opens through large wooden glass doors, creating a natural passage between indoors and outdoors, while the garden alternates between lawn and gravel paving leading to the entrance. Terracotta pots, a stone wall delineating the property, and the presence of large trees and abundant vegetation contribute to defining a secluded space, immersed in a natural and tranquil setting. Days here can unfold between the open spaces of the garden, the edge of the private pool, and more intimate moments around the fireplace, with a continuity between home and countryside that makes living particularly natural. The terrace adds another place to enjoy during mild seasons, while the internal layout allows for a fluid management of guests, family, or a hospitality activity. The privacy offered by the vegetation and the hilly context enhance a sense of calm that accompanies every environment. This property in Greve in Chianti, in the Florence area, combines significant dimensions, historical identity, and a tangible relationship with the Tuscan countryside. The combination of a 17th-century building, livable outdoor spaces, and amenities such as a pool, cellar, and garage makes it a substantial offering, suitable for those seeking an agriturismo with presence, character, and well-defined usage possibilities.