Rustic Country House in Greve, Chianti Tuscany

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The exposed stone walls, terracotta floors, and wooden beams immediately reveal the identity of this rustic 400 sqm farmhouse, a property that maintains a tangible connection with Tuscan tradition. The spaces convey an authentic feeling, characterized by warm materials and details that speak of a lived life and continuity over time. Even the more intimate interiors retain this character, with rooms of a classic tone and solid wood furnishings that naturally integrate into the setting. This is a home that does not seek effects but builds atmosphere through the coherence of its spaces. The numbers substantiate this impression: 15 rooms distributed in a spacious and articulated layout, with 8 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms, designed to comfortably accommodate daily life, an extended family, or a constant presence of guests. The fireplace adds a natural gathering point to the common areas, while the annex further expands the property's usability. Outside, the private garden accompanies the farmhouse along with a terrace and a balcony that offer additional outdoor living spaces. The garage, with a dedicated parking space, completes the functionality of the ensemble. The external architecture confirms the property's character: stone buildings with tiled roofs, wooden doors, windows with metal grates, a dirt access road, and a large porch with wooden beams that extends the house outward. The terracotta paving and stone wall contribute to the continuity between the built environment and nature. Particularly evocative is the former cellar, where numerous wooden barrels on metal supports, terracotta flooring, and the soft light of pendant lamps create a space of strong personality, capable of immediately evoking the place's vocation. The presence of the vineyard reinforces this connection with the territory in a concrete and credible way. Days here find their rhythm between generous indoor spaces and open ones, between a meal under the porch, the silence of the private garden, and the intimate character of the more secluded rooms. The presence of the annex makes the property suitable for those who wish to host independently, while the former cellar and vineyard recall a dimension deeply linked to the countryside and wine culture. Privacy and tranquility emerge naturally, without forced isolation, in a setting that invites extensive outdoor living. A farmhouse like this finds a coherent placement in Greve in Chianti, within a territory that has made the countryside, wine, and authenticity one of its most recognizable traits. The alarm system completes the property's features, adding an element of security to an ensemble already solid in identity, dimensions, and potential, whether as a private residence or as a place of representation or hospitality.