Rustic Country House in Reggello, Tuscany

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The stone farmhouse, with origins dating back to the 1200s, immediately conveys a solid and authentic presence. The pitched roof with tile covering, the rough masonry, the blue door, and the small windows create a composition that retains a recognizable character without artifice. Outside, the rustic terracotta accompanies the entrance path and introduces an atmosphere made of material, natural light, and details that emerge discreetly. It is a property that reveals itself little by little, through the signs of its history and the tangible consistency of its spaces. Its 3,770 square meters of commercial space are distributed over three levels, forming a property of rare dimensions, with a total of 50 rooms, 20 bedrooms, and 6 bathrooms. Such a vast configuration opens up many possibilities for use, while preserving the charm of a grand country residence. The visible elements outside reinforce this identity: a large porch with a stone floor, marked by large rectangular tiles, welcomes two solid wood doors with steel finishes; above, the exposed wooden beams define a cozy and concrete environment, where material interacts with light. The plastered walls, architectural stone details, masonry decorations, and even an integrated sink contribute to a coherent image, made of layers and constructive elements that do not seek effects but tell a long continuity over time. The metal railing and the details above the entrance add further accents to a facade that alternates solids, openings, and craftsmanship with natural balance. The vegetation surrounding the property and the panoramic view complete a composition of great breadth. Opening the doors of a property like this means imagining days marked by generous spaces, relationships that find their place without constraints, and more intimate moments under the porch, among stone, wood, and diffused light. The twenty bedrooms and the overall spaciousness make the farmhouse suitable for an important residence, capable of hosting family and guests continuously, but also for a representative or hospitality destination, to be evaluated based on the buyer's project. The context of Reggello adds the value of a recognizable Tuscan territory, where the architectural dimension of the house remains the center of the living experience. A property like this finds its strength in the union between historical consistency, large size, and well-defined constructive character. Reggello, in the Metropolitan City of Florence, offers a territorial setting of undeniable appeal, while the farmhouse retains a distinct personality, suitable for those seeking a large-scale property with a long history and spaces capable of supporting residential or hospitality projects of scope.