Rustic Country House in Chianti, Tuscany

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The white plaster walls, warm-toned terracotta floors, and exposed wooden beams immediately introduce the character of this rustic farmhouse, where every room offers an authentic and measured sensation. The presence of wooden windows with double glazing welcomes natural light inside, while details such as the vintage-style bathtub, the traditional stove, and the fireplace with a metal hood tell the story of a home that maintains a tangible connection with materials and the rhythm of the countryside. It is an intimate atmosphere, composed of simple yet recognizable elements, capable of giving identity to the spaces without force. The property spans a commercial area of 500 square meters, distributed across 16 rooms and 8 bathrooms, with dimensions that allow for a broad and articulated use of the spaces, whether as a private residence or as a home suitable for hosting. Outside, a private garden of 23,000 square meters creates a spacious setting, offering privacy and continuity with the surrounding landscape. The farmhouse is presented in stone, with a tiled roof, wooden entrance, brick porch, and stone exterior flooring, elements that clearly define its architectural profile. Stone steps lead to the main entrance, reinforcing the relationship between the building and the land. The visual notes also convey a hilly context surrounded by vineyards and green woods, with two small stone structures adding presence and character to the ensemble. The interiors maintain consistency with this identity: the kitchen, with a large solid wood table and decorated ceramic worktop, becomes a tangible and lived-in space, designed for conviviality rather than representation. Days here find a natural rhythm between the home's interiors and the garden's openness, in a setting that invites outdoor living and enjoying the tranquility. The hilly dimension of Castelnuovo Berardenga, in the Sienese territory, accompanies a lifestyle tied to the Tuscan countryside, made of silence, light, and simple relationships with space. The porch, stone paths, and continuity between the house and the land make the transition between indoors and outdoors immediate, while the presence of numerous rooms allows for a flexible daily life, capable of alternating shared moments with more private areas. This farmhouse encapsulates the value of a spacious, recognizable property deeply connected to its context. In Castelnuovo Berardenga, in the province of Siena, it represents a proposal of strong personality for those seeking a country house with significant spaces, privacy, and an architectural presence consistent with the Tuscan territory.