Rustic Country House in Capolona, Tuscany

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The natural stone façade, accented by exposed brick finishes and windows with dark wooden shutters, immediately introduces the character of this rustic farmhouse dating back to the 1600s. Stone steps lead to the entrance with an iron railing, while the wooden pergola adds a shaded space to be enjoyed simply, in continuity with the outdoors. Surrounding the house, the presence of trees, plants, and flowers makes the garden a secluded and protected environment, where the scale of the house is perceived naturally and without ostentation. Its 890 square meters of commercial space spread over four levels tell the story of a spacious property, comprising 31 rooms, 7 bedrooms, and 7 bathrooms. The area allows for flexible space management, suitable for a large private residence and, with the same coherence, a representative home. Outside, the private garden of 6,000 square meters accompanies the house and expands the way it is lived, offering open zones and more secluded areas thanks to the vegetation and trees present. Among the distinctive features are a whirlpool area, a gym, and a garage. The fitness area is defined by a light parquet floor, modern equipment in steel and wood, a multifunction machine with red leather upholstery, and an elliptical; the large mirror enhances the natural light and provides a sense of orderly and functional space. The property is completed by an alarm system, adding an extra level of tranquility to daily life. The pergola, garden, and generous interior spaces create a daily life made of ample rhythms, outdoor moments, and environments capable of accommodating people, activities, and different times of the day. The private gym allows for a dedicated space for well-being, while the whirlpool introduces a more relaxed dimension, reserved for returning home or the weekend. In a context like that of Capolona, in Tuscany, the house maintains a direct relationship with a countryside dimension and with that search for privacy that is increasingly rare today. This property combines the solidity of a historic home, the tangible presence of large surfaces, and a provision of outdoor spaces that enhance its residential value. In Capolona, in the province of Arezzo, stands a farmhouse that retains a strong material identity and offers numerous and versatile environments, designed for those seeking an important residence in Tuscany with privacy, substance, and continuity between interior and exterior.