Flat in Villa with Garden in Florence, Tuscany

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The exposed wooden beams, wide plank parquet flooring, and walls lined with bookshelves immediately set the tone for this villa apartment: a home of great presence, where material and light create an atmosphere that is both intimate and airy. The large windows guide the gaze outward and allow natural light to flow continuously, while the fireplace adds a point of warmth around which to imagine the quietest moments of the day. The construction date, dating back to the 1500s, is felt as a solid backdrop, capable of giving depth and character to spaces that maintain a distinct personality. With its 490 square meters of commercial space, 11 rooms, and 6 bathrooms, the property offers a significant dimension, suitable for a spacious and well-structured domestic life, but also for those who desire representative spaces to be lived in with ease. The layout of the spaces allows for the envisioning of areas dedicated to conviviality, more private areas for work or reading, and rooms capable of accommodating family and guests comfortably. The presence of the garden, along with 505 square meters of outdoor space, further expands the breath of the house and creates a continuous dialogue between interiors and exteriors. Some rooms, defined by large glass surfaces, wooden ceilings, and bookshelves that punctuate the walls, convey a rare sense of solidity and intimacy, made even more pleasant by the light that traverses the spaces. The fireplace completes this balance, integrating as a tangible and lived-in element within a property that credibly combines spaciousness, history, and comfort. A large table next to the bookshelves, the light entering through the windows, the slower rhythm of generous spaces: this house lends itself to days that alternate between concentration and conviviality with absolute naturalness. Florence adds to all this a context that needs no introduction, but here the value lies above all in the possibility of inhabiting spaces with a strong identity, where the relationship between the historical dimension of the property and contemporary livability finds a convincing balance. Even for those seeking a representative residence, the property offers a solid and recognizable base. The consistency of the spaces, the presence of the garden, and the character of a villa apartment built in the 1500s make this property a proposal of rare interest in the context of Florence. A house that does not rely on effect, but on the perceptible quality of the environments and the strength of a structure capable of leaving a lasting impression.