Charming Country House in Chianti, Tuscany

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The exposed wooden beams and rough plaster walls immediately set the tone for this 1800s farmhouse: a home that maintains an authentic connection to its origins without sacrificing a warm and welcoming living presence. Inside, the cement-effect stoneware flooring complements spaces where natural light streams through wooden-framed windows, highlighting simple and personal details like a dark wood wall-mounted bookshelf or a table with a metal structure. It is a tangible, lived-in atmosphere where material and light create a sense of balance and familiarity. Its 322 square meters of commercial space are distributed across 7 rooms, with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, offering ample spaces to inhabit naturally, both in daily life and shared moments. The farmhouse style is also expressed in the exterior, where exposed stone interacts with the tiled roof and wooden beams, creating a coherent ensemble deeply connected to the character of the property. The stone driveway leads to the house and introduces a private garden that enhances the livability of the spaces, creating a pleasant continuity between indoors and outdoors. The windows with dark frames add definition to the facade, while the greenery and blooms around the property contribute to a cozy and measured atmosphere. The internal layout, with a limited number of rooms relative to the overall size, suggests generously sized spaces, suitable for those seeking a home with character, where volumes allow each room to be lived in without constraint. Opening the windows, letting in the light, and rediscovering the silence of a property with a private garden changes the rhythm of the days. Here, outdoor living finds a natural space, made of simple moments, time spent outside, and a more direct relationship with the rural context of Greve in Chianti. Inside, the presence of tactile materials and well-recognized structural details accompanies a relaxed daily life, with rooms inviting reading, conversation, working from home, or resting, with that measure belonging to homes built to last. This farmhouse combines size, identity, and a recognizable architectural presence in one of Tuscany's most renowned areas, in the municipality of Greve in Chianti, in the province of Florence. It is a property that speaks to those seeking privacy, tranquility, and a way of living connected to the countryside, with the added value of a historic home capable of maintaining its character intact.