Charming House Portion in Scandicci, Tuscany

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The portion of the house unfolds on the ground floor, with a size that immediately invites one to imagine a spacious and well-distributed daily life. Its 170 square meters of commercial space naturally extend outdoors, where the private garden introduces a more relaxed and secluded rhythm. The presence of stone paving that accompanies the perimeter of the green area, the metal pergola, and some contemporary seating suggests a space designed to be enjoyed with simplicity, amidst diffused natural light, trees, potted plants, and that silent balance that instantly conveys a sense of home. The property's numbers clearly reflect a generous living structure: six rooms, three bedrooms, and two bathrooms, all gathered on a single level, a solution that makes the spaces practical to live in and fluid in transitions. The ground floor accentuates this continuity, creating a direct relationship with the garden and outdoor spaces, which become an integral part of the home at different times of the day. Outside, greenery alternates with stone surfaces of authentic and lived-in appearance, while the pergola defines a cozy area for moments of relaxation or outdoor conviviality. The presence of trees, including cypresses, helps to create a private setting, where the house maintains a constant dialogue with the surrounding environment. The property is completed by a parking space and a cellar, elements that add tangible convenience to the quality of living, making the whole suitable both for a permanent residence and as a home where one can carve out slower, more measured times. Days here flow between cozy interiors and spontaneous outings into the garden, with the possibility of setting the table under the pergola, reading outdoors, or simply following the changing light on the greenery and stone. The single-floor layout makes movements natural, without rigid separations, and promotes an informal yet fulfilling way of living. The context of Scandicci also accompanies this feeling with an interesting balance: close enough to Florence to maintain a direct connection with the city, but with a character that leaves room for privacy, tranquility, and a more authentic relationship with the outdoors. This property encapsulates the value of a tangible and well-sized home, where square footage, accessory spaces, and a private garden create a balanced whole. In Scandicci, within the Florentine territory, it offers a solution capable of combining functionality, privacy, and outdoor living, with that discreet measure that makes a home recognizable as one designed to last over time.