Prestigious Villa with Pool in Bagno a Ripoli, Tuscany

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The exposed stone, terracotta, and wooden beams immediately set the tone for this 700 sqm independent house, a spacious and intricate property that blends domestic comfort with outdoor expansiveness. The plastered sections alternate with natural stone cladding, while the tiled roof and glass structure introduce a luminous, open presence that is never rigid. The outdoor spaces maintain the same material coherence, with stone paving and shaded areas created by trees that naturally and discreetly accompany outdoor living. The numbers clearly outline the property's structure: 15 rooms, 7 bedrooms, and 8 bathrooms distributed in a house that can comfortably accommodate a large family, guests, or formal occasions. The presence of the annex adds further flexibility, while the garage, parking spaces, and cellar complete a practical setup designed for full and continuous use. Inside, the fireplace provides a natural gathering point, and the gym adds a space dedicated to daily well-being. Outside, the private garden and swimming pool expand the way of living in the house, making the relationship with open spaces central. The vineyard and olive grove enhance this identity, bringing an authentic agricultural dimension to the property that harmonizes with the Tuscan context without the need for artifice. The large windows promote visual continuity between indoors and outdoors, allowing natural light to enter and guiding the gaze towards the surrounding greenery. Even the simplest elements, like terracotta pots and outdoor areas furnished for relaxation, contribute to giving the house a lived-in and measured character. Days here find a rhythm made of diverse and complementary spaces: an outdoor lunch on the stone pavements, a few hours by the pool, the silence of the private garden, and returning to cozy interiors warmed by the fireplace. The vineyard and olive grove are not just a backdrop but enhance the quality of daily life, intensifying the connection with the Tuscan countryside. The presence of the annex also allows for discreet and well-organized hospitality, in a setting that protects privacy and tranquility. Bagno a Ripoli adds to this property the value of a territory among the most appreciated in the Florentine area, in Tuscany, where private residence and outdoor life find an increasingly rare balance. For its size, the articulation of spaces, and the richness of its features, this independent house is poised to become an important residence, designed to be lived in with continuity and depth.