Charming Villa in Scandicci, Tuscany

Details

The villa presents itself with rare scale, even in numbers: 2,865 square meters of commercial space distributed across 68 rooms and 25 bathrooms, a size that immediately suggests the property's breadth and the variety of spaces. Surrounding it, the private garden seamlessly accompanies the house, while the private pool, framed by light stone edging and tiled outdoor flooring, introduces a relaxed and luminous atmosphere. The building, with its stone masonry and yellow plaster, dark-framed windows, and an outdoor fireplace, offers a tangible, material ensemble designed to be enjoyed both indoors and outdoors. The spaces are arranged in a broad and versatile composition, suitable for those seeking a significant residence capable of accommodating different times and functions under one roof. The 68 rooms indeed allow for envisioning a daily life marked by representative spaces, more intimate areas, and service environments, while the 25 bathrooms confirm the property's vocation for comfortable hosting. Completing the picture are elements that enhance its character and functionality: the annex, useful as a separate and autonomous unit, the cellar, the parking space, along with a balcony and terrace that extend the connection with the outdoors. The private garden opens around the villa with a constant presence, accompanied by trees and plants that give rhythm to the open spaces; next to the pool, there is also a relaxation area with sunbeds and a shaded canopy, details that immediately convey the property's convivial vocation. The presence of a vineyard and olive grove adds an additional level of identity, linking the house to an authentic and concrete countryside dimension, without sacrificing the scenic strength of the ensemble. Days here find their natural center in the outdoor spaces, among the lawn, the pool, and the shaded corners that invite a slower pace. The terrace and balcony offer further opportunities to enjoy the open air at different times of the day, while the fireplace adds a domestic and convivial element to the property that spans the seasons. The presence of the annex, vineyard, and olive grove contributes to creating a way of living that speaks of well-spent time, hospitality, privacy, and a direct relationship with the Tuscan agricultural landscape. A property of this magnitude, in the territory of Scandicci and the province of Florence, combines breadth, identity, and an external provision difficult to find in the same measure. Villa, private garden, pool, annex, and cultivations make it a proposal of great substance, suitable both as a representative residence and for a hospitality project consistent with the Tuscan context.