Historic Detached Villa in Florence, Tuscany Hills

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The wooden beams, light terracotta floors, and neutral-toned walls introduce a spacious independent home where architectural dimensions intertwine with the landscape. The property features light stucco walls, a tiled roof, and wooden-framed windows that allow a measured natural light to enter, giving depth to the spaces. Certain details, such as the ceiling moldings, white doors, and the presence of a dark wooden desk next to a bookshelf, suggest rooms designed not only for welcoming but also for living time with continuity and character. The numbers tell the story of a significant property: 2,230 square meters of commercial space distributed across 30 rooms, with 25 bedrooms and 29 bathrooms, a configuration that opens up a variety of uses, from a grand private residence to a representative home or a high-profile hospitality project. Outside, the private garden accompanies the villa with well-defined lawn areas and tall trees that enhance the sense of privacy, while the private pool adds a natural spot for outdoor living during the milder months. The olive grove completes the property's character and underscores its connection to the Tuscan context. The terrace with wrought railings further expands the relationship between indoors and outdoors, fitting coherently into a setting that expresses composed classicism. The presence of the fireplace also helps define a full and lived-in domestic atmosphere, capable of changing tone with the passing seasons. The property is well-served with parking spaces, as well as amenities like an alarm system and intercom, adding practicality and control to daily management. Days here find a natural rhythm, amidst the silence of the greenery, the garden to stroll through leisurely, and the interior spaces that allow for alternating between convivial moments and more intimate occasions. The private pool becomes a gathering point in the beautiful season, while the fireplace evokes a more intimate dimension when the climate changes. The olive grove and hilly landscape provide a tangible connection to the Tuscan countryside, without foregoing the presence of a city like Florence, with all that it entails in terms of culture, services, and relationships. This independent home combines rare dimensions, the articulation of spaces, and a natural setting that preserves privacy and balance. In Florence, Tuscany, it represents a proposal of strong identity, suitable for those seeking a large, structured property deeply connected to a way of living characterized by space, tranquility, and continuity with the territory.