Charming Farmhouse in Sansepolcro, Tuscany

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The exposed stone and brick walls, along with the wooden beam ceilings, immediately set the tone of this farmhouse: a spacious, authentic property built with materials that exude warmth and continuity with the rural surroundings. Inside, the dark wood floors and a stone fireplace accompany welcoming and well-defined spaces, softly illuminated also thanks to the large windows. The bathrooms maintain the same attention to detail, with marble floors, glass showers, glossy ceramic tiles, and a discreet presence of wood, creating a blend of character and comfort. The 800 square meters of commercial space are spread across an entire complex of considerable substance, with 25 rooms, 11 bedrooms, and 12 bathrooms, a configuration that suggests great flexibility of use and an orderly management of spaces. The property unfolds on the ground floor as an entire building and, from the available notes, includes two main stone buildings with tiled roofs and green shutters, integrated into a setting consistent with the Tuscan agricultural landscape. Outside, large green areas accompany the buildings and create a natural relationship between the living spaces and the open ones. A wooden pergola outlines a shaded area dedicated to relaxation, while stone paths and a paved area connect the various structures of the estate with order and continuity. There is also an additional modern structure equipped with solar panels on the roof, as well as one of the houses being served by the same system, a detail that adds a contemporary component to a more traditional material setup. The masonry fence delineates the property and reinforces its sense of privacy; the external spaces are completed by two structures with red metal roofs used as shelters. Days here find a rhythm made of spacious areas, transitions between stone, wood, and greenery, intimate moments by the fireplace, and outdoor pauses under the pergola. The described context is rural and tranquil, immersed in the hilly vegetation and designed for those seeking privacy without sacrificing the solidity of an important property. The dimensions, the number of bedrooms and bathrooms, along with the presence of multiple buildings, allow for envisioning both a private representative residence and a hospitality project, always respecting the nature and identity of the place. Sansepolcro serves as the territorial reference for a property that has measure, character, and a concrete presence. In this part of Tuscany, the ensemble of stone buildings, green spaces, and interior finishes constructs a rare asset for completeness and coherence, suitable for those desiring a farmhouse with generous volumes, privacy, and a well-recognizable residential imprint.