Rustic Country House with Vineyard in Tuscany

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The exposed wooden beams, terracotta floors, and masonry fireplace with stone details immediately set the tone for this rustic farmhouse: a spacious, substantial property built around materials that convey warmth and continuity with the Tuscan landscape. Natural light pours in through windows with dark frames and a large arched glass door overlooking the garden, illuminating spaces where the white of the plaster alternates with walls in more intense tones and rough stone surfaces. The overall effect is one of solidity and hospitality, with spaces that seem designed for long-term living and sharing. The numbers reveal the true scale of the property: 3,000 square meters of commercial space distributed across 36 rooms, with 32 bedrooms and 22 bathrooms, a configuration that lends itself to use as a large private residence, a representative home, or a hospitality project, always respecting the identity of the place. Alongside the main building, there is an annex, while outside, the presence of a private garden, swimming pool, vineyard, and olive grove creates a rare ensemble in terms of completeness and variety. A garage and parking spaces complete the functionality of the estate. The covered terrace with exposed beams, furnished for outdoor living, becomes a natural extension of the interiors; below, the natural stone flooring designs social spaces and includes a circular area with ornamental plants. Stone pathways connect the different areas of the garden, which is spacious and defined by large trees and tall pines offering shade. The light facades and tiled roofs also contribute to a coherent image, in dialogue with the hilly and verdant character of the surroundings. Days here find a natural rhythm between the tranquility of the indoor spaces and the ability to move outdoors seamlessly, from the porch to the terrace, from the garden to the pool. A lunch under the wooden canopy, an evening by the fireplace, the transition between the green areas and the cultivated parts of the property: everything invites a way of living that prioritizes shared time, privacy, and a direct connection with the countryside. Even the room with the arched glass door to the garden suggests a luminous, intimate daily life deeply connected to the surrounding nature. The value of this farmhouse lies in its significant scale, the richness of the outdoor spaces, and its coherence with the landscape of Dicomano, in the province of Florence. Between the private garden, pool, annex, vineyard, and olive grove, the property forms a whole capable of combining breadth, tranquility, and concrete possibilities of use in one of the most recognizable contexts of Tuscany.