Farm in Castellina in Chianti, Tuscany

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The natural stone of the buildings and the tiled roofs immediately introduce the character of this farmhouse, a complex that maintains a direct relationship with the material and the Tuscan rural landscape. The warm-toned masonry and the greenery surrounding the buildings create an authentic ensemble, composed of articulated volumes and spaces that suggest a broad, industrious, and at the same time, reserved daily life. It is a property that tells its story through its substance: not just a single building, but a significant ensemble, designed for those seeking dimension, solidity, and a context where outdoor living plays a real role. The 5,800 square meters of commercial space and the 40 rooms define a property of considerable breadth, capable of accommodating various functions within an already rich and structured layout. The 8 bathrooms contribute to the fluid organization of spaces, while the presence of the fireplace adds a domestic and tangible element, linked to the more intimate dimension of living. Completing the picture are the cellar, parking space, private garden, vineyard, and olive grove, elements that give the ensemble a precise vocation consistent with the agricultural identity of the property. Even outside, the complex maintains a strong recognizability: the natural stone structures, masonry finishes, and tiled roofs compose a sober image rooted in the territory, while the green spaces with trees and vegetation accompany the buildings without disrupting their harmony. The natural brightness further enhances the exteriors and makes the continuous relationship between buildings, open areas, and productive parts of the estate perceptible. Days here can follow a full and measured rhythm, made of seasons, harvests, time spent outdoors, and indoor environments that invite conviviality. The private garden offers a space to be lived in continuously, while the vineyard and olive grove strengthen the connection with an agricultural tradition that in this part of Tuscany holds cultural, as well as landscape, value. The size of the property suggests a representative residence with a strong rural soul, or a project linked to hospitality, always respecting the nature and original identity of the complex. Castellina in Chianti adds to this property a territorial reference of great charm, in the heart of one of the most recognizable areas of the province of Siena. For its breadth, the articulation of spaces, and the presence of elements like the cellar, vineyard, and olive grove, this farmhouse represents a rare asset, suitable for those who desire a tangible, extensive place deeply connected to the most authentic Tuscany.