Rustic Country House in Capalbio, Tuscany

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The farmhouse, built in 1880, presents itself with the significant presence of a vast and intricate property, where the historical dimension meets a composition of spaces rare for its breadth and continuity. The terracotta-toned façade, the sloped tile roof, and the windows with shutters immediately convey a solid and recognizable image, while the natural stone paths leading to the entrance introduce a secluded setting, immersed in greenery. Surrounding it, the private garden creates a serene and silent frame, designed to accompany daily outdoor life with the naturalness of the most authentic country homes. With a commercial area of 3,400 sqm, 35 rooms, and 24 bathrooms, the property offers volumes that allow for imagining multiple uses, always maintaining the character of a significant residence. The spaces are distributed across a series of distinct buildings, as suggested by the discernible external layout, finding a balance between representation, hospitality, and functionality. The private garden of 3,500 sqm complements the architecture with lawns, tree-lined areas, and stone paths connecting the spaces, while the presence of balconies, arched windows, and classic details contributes to the continuity of the ensemble. Completing the property are a private pool, garage, and cellar, along with a fireplace that adds a warm element to the interiors. The alarm system further enhances the management of the house, offering discreet privacy protection. The dimensions and overall structure make this farmhouse a particularly interesting proposal both as a large private residence and, with due consideration, for a hospitality or representation project. Days here find their rhythm between the generous indoor spaces and the constant connection with the outdoors. A walk along the stone paths, time spent in the garden, the private pool as the focal point of the brightest season: each element contributes to building a way of living tied to tranquility and spaciousness. The context of Capalbio and the Tuscan countryside, also evoked by the presence of olive trees and vineyards in the surrounding landscape, accompanies this property with a sense of measure and authenticity that lends itself both to family life and to hosting guests. A property of this size, with 19th-century origins, a private garden, pool, and a complete array of accessory spaces, represents an uncommon opportunity in the territory of Capalbio, in the province of Grosseto. The value of the ensemble lies in the coherence between architecture, breadth, and context: a home that preserves presence, privacy, and a direct connection with the most recognizable Tuscany.