Charming Country House in Murlo, Tuscany

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The exposed wooden beams, terracotta floors, and warm-toned walls immediately introduce the character of this rustic farmhouse in Murlo: a spacious, tactile property built around an authentic and welcoming atmosphere. The rooms convey a coherent continuity, featuring richly colored plasters, exposed brick details, and finishes that evoke a sense of solidity and familiarity. Even the simplest elements, such as a wrought iron bed or a bathroom with a bathtub and dark wood vanity, contribute to the depth of a home that maintains a concrete and lived-in presence without losing harmony. Its 2,000 square meters of commercial space distributed across 33 rooms outline a property of significant dimensions, suitable for those seeking generous spaces and a layout capable of accommodating multiple households, guests, or different moments of daily life. The 18 bedrooms and 13 bathrooms confirm a structure designed for broad and articulated use, where each space can naturally find its own function. The fireplace adds a gathering point to the interior life, while outside, the presence of a private garden and private pool opens up a living dimension that extends beyond the house, amidst tranquility, privacy, and time spent outdoors. Completing the property are a vineyard and an olive grove, elements that strengthen the connection with the Tuscan countryside and a way of living that is not confined to the interiors but interacts with the land and the rhythms of the seasons. A garage, parking spaces, and an alarm system contribute to making the ensemble functional even in the daily management of an estate of this scale. Days here find room to expand: breakfast in the garden, the warmest hours by the pool, an evening by the fire as the season changes. The presence of the vineyard and olive grove is not just a landscape detail but a concrete part of the property's identity, evoking a direct relationship with the outdoors and a Tuscany made of substance, silence, and simple gestures. For this reason, the farmhouse lends itself both as a spacious private residence and as a place to be interpreted in terms of hospitality, with measure and coherence in relation to its structure. A property like this finds value in the balance between dimensions, character, and context. Murlo, in the Sienese territory, adds a precise reference to this farmhouse, linked to one of the most recognizable areas of Tuscany, while the consistency of the internal and external spaces makes it a rare offering for those seeking an estate with identity, privacy, and a natural inclination for outdoor living.