Rustic Country House in Montaione, Tuscany

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The natural stone facades and tiled roofs immediately give identity to this rustic farmhouse, a property that unfolds with grace and presence amidst the greenery of the Tuscan countryside. The buildings, harmoniously integrated into the setting, evoke a cozy and authentic atmosphere, with outdoor spaces designed to be enjoyed naturally. The pathways lined with cypress trees, the gravel road leading to the entrance, and the pergola area with tables for outdoor relaxation create an ensemble that invites one to slow down and inhabit the spaces seamlessly, between home and garden. Its 1,000 square meters of commercial space tell the story of a property of substantial size, with 36 rooms and 12 bathrooms distributed in a configuration that suggests multiple possibilities of use, from a grand private residence to a venue for representation or hospitality, always respecting its nature. The private garden of 100,000 square meters significantly expands the estate's breadth and enhances the sense of privacy, offering a direct and constant connection with the outdoors. The private pool, visible within the property's context, adds an element that completes outdoor living, accompanying the warmer days with simplicity and discretion. The architectural ensemble maintains a well-recognizable material coherence: stone on the facades, tiled roofs, well-defined and accessible open spaces, a furnished gazebo for convivial gatherings, and green areas that interact with the presence of plants, trees, and an olive grove perceptible in the property's landscape. Everything contributes to creating a credible balance between the domestic dimension and the expanse of a true countryside estate. Days here find their rhythm among pathways in the greenery, tables set under the pergola, and moments spent by the pool, in a natural continuity between interiors and exteriors. The presence of such an extensive private park makes this property suitable for those seeking privacy without giving up shared spaces, while the imprint of the Tuscan farmhouse accompanies a way of living connected to the countryside, the seasons, and a fuller relationship with the rural landscape. Even the olive grove, perceived within the estate, reinforces this vocation and provides a coherent, tangible context deeply linked to the territory. This property in Montaione, in the province of Florence, combines significant dimensions, rural stone architecture, and a notable external extension into an ensemble of strong personality. In Tuscany, in a setting that enhances the countryside and tranquility, it represents a rare opportunity for those desiring a spacious, private home intimately connected to outdoor living.