Rustic Country House in San Gusmé, Tuscany

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The limestone, wooden beams along the pitched roofs, and brick chimneys immediately give identity to this rustic 19th-century farmhouse, a composition that maintains an authentic connection with the Tuscan countryside. The natural stone walls and large wooden windows allow abundant light to enter, enhancing the interiors as well, where exposed beam ceilings, terracotta floors, and wrought iron details appear. It is a property that conveys solidity and balance, with a welcoming atmosphere built more from materials and proportions than from elaborate effects. The numbers tell the story of an important residence: 1,050 square meters of commercial space distributed across 23 rooms, with 20 bedrooms and 20 bathrooms, a rare configuration for its size and versatility. The spaces allow for envisioning a large private home, a representative residence, or a hospitality project consistent with the context and structure of the property. Outside, the private garden accompanies the two stone buildings and creates a natural continuity with the architecture; the land alternates between green areas and more spontaneous parts, while a stone wall delineates the space and reinforces its sense of privacy. The terrace adds an additional outdoor living space, and the presence of the cellar completes a property that originates from a rural tradition still visible in its construction elements. The parking spaces practically meet daily needs, while the alarm system discreetly ensures security. The ensemble maintains coherence in every detail: tiled roofs, wide openings, rustic structure, diffused natural light. Days here find a different rhythm between generous indoor spaces and outdoor areas to inhabit naturally. The garden invites moments outdoors in a secluded setting, while the terrace becomes an extension of the house in milder seasons. The size of the property allows for welcoming family and guests without sacrificing privacy, and the character of the farmhouse accompanies a lifestyle made of conviviality, tranquility, and a direct relationship with the rural landscape. Even the light passing through the large windows contributes to making every environment open and vivid. San Gusmé, in the territory of Siena, adds to this property a recognizable and sought-after Tuscan context, where the countryside remains an integral part of the living experience. For those seeking significant volumes, architectural character, and a concrete relationship with the outdoor spaces, this farmhouse represents a valuable presence, capable of uniting constructive memory, functionality, and a strong identity in the heart of Tuscany.