Rustic Country House in Selvatelle, Tuscany

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The exposed wooden beams and terracotta floors immediately set the tone for this rustic farmhouse, offering 500 square meters of commercial space where a homely atmosphere meets a solid and authentic architectural presence. The spaces tell a story of continuity through warm materials, natural light, and details that convey a tangible sense of welcome, never contrived. Even the bathroom follows this theme, with traditional terracotta, walls adorned with white tiles accented by a green band, and wooden fixtures, creating a balanced ensemble that maintains character and simplicity. The property unfolds with generous and well-articulated spaces, including 5 rooms, 4 bedrooms, and 3 bathrooms, a layout that allows one to envision a home designed for comfortable daily living as well as entertaining. The fireplace adds a natural gathering point to the living area, while the terrace and balcony extend the dialogue with the outdoors, offering additional spaces to inhabit at various times of the day. Completing the home's functionality are 2 garages and a security system, elements that contribute to making it both practical and private. Outside, the narrative continues coherently: a vast garden surrounds the villa, featuring tall trees, cypresses, and fruit trees, while a gravel driveway leads to the main entrance. The wooden pergola with exposed beams and brick walls creates a particularly pleasant outdoor living space, with terracotta flooring and an immediate connection to the surrounding greenery. The vineyards stretching around and the hilly setting, with serene views over the hills, complete a setting that maintains a natural bond with the Tuscan landscape. Days here find a different rhythm among bright rooms, outdoor spaces to enjoy, and glimpses that open onto the greenery. The pergola invites al fresco dining and shared moments, while the garden adds depth and breath to the property. The internal layout, with four bedrooms and three bathrooms, naturally lends itself to both a private representative residence and hospitality use, always maintaining that intimate and tangible dimension that makes a house truly livable. This farmhouse in Selvatelle, in the province of Pisa, brings together significant dimensions, recognizable materials, and an authentic relationship with the surrounding landscape. It is a property that finds its value in the balance between warm-character interiors, well-presented open spaces, and a Tuscan context made of hills, vineyards, and tranquility.