Charming Agritourism Retreat in Tuscany, Poppi

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The exposed wooden beams and terracotta floors immediately set the tone of this agriturismo in Poppi: a spacious, authentic place where the interior materials interact with the light streaming through the wooden-framed windows. In the rooms, details such as a vintage decorated metal bed, white walls, and a fresco contribute to creating a welcoming, uncontrived atmosphere. It is a property that retains a rural character evident in every space, and from the first glance, it suggests a dimension designed for hospitality, slowing down the pace, and enjoying generous spaces, both indoors and out. The numbers clearly convey the property's scale: 1,000 square meters of commercial space distributed across 13 rooms, with 18 bedrooms and 10 bathrooms, set within an external context of 120,000 square meters. This significant size opens up multiple possibilities for use, either as an accommodation facility or as a prestigious residence connected to the Tuscan countryside. Outside, the private garden, terrace, and private pool naturally extend the home's livability, offering different spaces for relaxation, conviviality, and outdoor living. The light façade with a tiled roof, green shutters, stairs leading to the entrances, and gravel paths define a coherent ensemble with a distinctly recognizable rural flavor. Around the building, you find flowerbeds, cypresses, fruit trees, olive trees, and an external stone paving that also accompanies a stone building with a pitched roof, reinforcing the connection with the surroundings. Everything contributes to portraying the image of a complex property, immersed in open spaces and designed to live the relationship with the outdoors in a tangible, everyday way. Days here find a natural rhythm between bright breakfasts indoors, moments spent in the garden, time by the pool, and evenings on the terrace, with that sense of peace that only a property surrounded by so much space can offer. The Tuscan countryside enters the living experience not as an abstract backdrop but as a real presence made of trees, paths, stone, light, and seasons. The property's vocation also emerges spontaneously: the structure, due to its size and layout, is well-suited to hosting guests while maintaining a strong domestic and territorial identity. This agriturismo combines scale, character, and context in a rare balance, where the generosity of the spaces never dilutes the warmth that the interiors convey. In Poppi, in the heart of the Arezzo region of Tuscany, it represents a substantial proposal for those seeking a property already capable of telling a story of living and hosting deeply connected to the territory.