Charming Agritourism in Civitella Marittima, Tuscany

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The exposed stone walls, wooden beams on the ceiling, and light terracotta floors immediately convey the character of this agriturismo, a 515 sqm property that maintains an authentic relationship with its materials and spaces. Light enters through large wooden windows, traversing rooms in light tones and complementing a layout designed to welcome, without sacrificing a warm and intimate dimension. The bathrooms also follow this continuity, with terracotta-toned tiles and glass showers that introduce a more contemporary note in a coherent and well-defined context. The numbers tell the story of a significant property: 28 rooms distributed over two levels, with 11 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms, a composition that hints at remarkable versatility of use, whether as a spacious residence or as a hospitality-focused structure. Outside, the architectural narrative continues with stone buildings, brick arches, wooden shutters, and stone staircases connecting the different levels of the property, creating a harmonious and recognizable ensemble. The gravel driveway leads the way, while the garden unfolds with lawn, white flowers, trees, and vegetation, with shaded areas making outdoor stays pleasant. A wooden table placed outside suggests a simple and convivial daily life, well integrated into the setting. The property is completed by a 13 sqm terrace, a 64 sqm cellar, and a 150 sqm parking area, elements that add concrete functionality to an already large and articulated structure. Days here find a natural rhythm between indoor and outdoor spaces, with the possibility of moving from intimate and material environments to moments outside, amidst the greenery and tranquility of the Tuscan countryside. The open view of the hilly landscape, visible from the property, adds depth without taking away intimacy. The rooms, with their wooden windows and natural light accompanying each space, offer an immediate sense of welcome, while the terrace provides a more private space to enjoy during the milder hours. It is a house that lends itself to a convivial dimension, made of hospitality, seasons, and well-marked times. An agriturismo by identity and size, this property in Civitella Marittima combines architectural consistency, generous spaces, and a territorial context recognizable as the most authentic Tuscany. The province of Grosseto frames a property that can naturally interpret both a private destination and a hospitality project, thanks to a complete, readable structure already rich in distinctive elements.