Country House in Chianti, Tuscany

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The exposed wooden beams and terracotta floors immediately introduce the authentic character of this farmhouse, a property that carries with it a centuries-old history and reflects it in spacious, warm, and light-filled areas. Built in the 1300s, it retains a welcoming atmosphere that also emerges in the interior spaces, where the terracotta hues, soft-colored walls, and windows opening onto greenery create a natural and balanced ensemble. It is a home that does not seek effects but lets the materials, proportions, and that sense of continuity between Tuscan rural architecture and daily life speak for themselves. The property spans a commercial area of 2,159 square meters and offers significant dimensions, designed to comfortably accommodate different living rhythms. The 20 rooms allow for an articulated distribution, suitable for both private life and well-organized hospitality management, while the 11 bedrooms and 10 bathrooms immediately convey the substance of the property. The farmhouse typology is also reflected in the way the spaces seem to communicate with each other: generous rooms, ceilings with wooden beams, ceramic floors in terracotta tones, and openings that let in natural light capable of adding depth to the interiors. Some rooms display a simple and coherent imprint, with elements such as wrought iron headboards, wooden wardrobes, skylights, and windows overlooking the external landscape, details that contribute to defining a cozy and concrete atmosphere. Outside, the private garden enhances the livability of the house and reinforces that sense of privacy and openness that a country property naturally offers. The presence of parking spaces adds an essential practical aspect, especially in a residence of this size. Days here find their rhythm between welcoming indoor environments and open spaces to be enjoyed freely. The private garden becomes a natural extension of the house, a place to be traversed slowly, shared, or kept to oneself, depending on the season and moment. The organization of the spaces also invites one to imagine an important residence for family, guests, or a charming hospitality project, always maintaining a direct relationship with the tranquility and the most authentic dimension of the Tuscan countryside. Castelnuovo Berardenga adds to all this a recognizable context deeply connected to the Sienese territory. A 14th-century farmhouse with 2,159 square meters of commercial space, 20 rooms, and such a wide distribution represents a rare offering for its substance, identity, and potential. In Castelnuovo Berardenga, within the province of Siena, this property combines historical presence, generous spaces, and a natural relationship with the outdoors, providing a solid foundation for both a large private residence and a hospitality project consistent with the location.