Rustic Country House in Sant'Angelo in Vado, Marche

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The light brick facade and tiled roof immediately introduce the character of this rustic farmhouse, a property that combines significant dimensions with a natural connection to open spaces. Built in 2000, the property is set in a hilly context with a measured presence, made of simple external materials and details that accompany its daily use: a semi-open veranda, an outdoor area furnished with wooden tables and chairs, stone paths that trace routes through the greenery. The solar panels on the roof add a concrete and contemporary element to a setting that conveys tranquility and continuity with the countryside. With a commercial area of 488 square meters, the property offers spacious and well-distributed environments, designed to accommodate both private life and a more articulated management of spaces. The 9 rooms allow for versatile use, while the 5 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms indicate a home capable of hosting comfortably, maintaining autonomy and privacy for its residents. On the ground floor, the farmhouse develops a direct relationship with the outside, making the transition between interiors and outdoor spaces immediate. Around the structure, the garden is organized with lawns, evergreen plants, and ornamental flower beds, without excessive decorations but with a readable and orderly design. The veranda creates a natural extension of the house towards the outside, while the stone paths guide the eye and movements between the living area and the surrounding greenery. In the background, fields and olive groves open up, reinforcing the sense of balance and distance from more intense rhythms, without detracting from the property's solid foundation. Days here find a different cadence, made of outdoor lunches under the veranda, moments of pause between the garden and indoor spaces, occasions where the house naturally adapts to slow or convivial times. The dimensions, the number of bedrooms and bathrooms, and the overall configuration suggest a vocation suitable for both an important private residence and a hospitality project, to be evaluated consistently with one's needs. The context of Sant’Angelo in Vado accompanies this possibility with a rural landscape that remains an integral part of the living experience. This farmhouse in Sant’Angelo in Vado, in the province of Pesaro and Urbino, interprets with measure the charm of the Marche countryside through generous spaces, a well-organized external extension, and a sober architectural presence. A property that finds its value in the balance between functionality, hospitality, and an authentic relationship with the territory.