Historic Apartment in Sant'Ilario, Tuscany

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The parquet flooring and stone fireplace immediately set the tone for this 300 sqm apartment, a spacious and intricate dwelling that blends historical presence with a sense of measured comfort. The high ceilings, decorative moldings, and light-toned walls with wooden finishes accompany bright rooms, where natural light streams through windows framed by substantial drapes. In the living room, the presence of a bookshelf and a round wooden table suggests a home designed for shared time, long conversations, reading, and moments gathered around the fire. Its 10 rooms allow for the distribution of daily life with freedom and ease, offering three bedrooms and three bathrooms in a setting suited for both family living and representational use. The construction dates back to the 1400s, a fact that adds depth to the property's character and reinforces its identity. Outside, the garden surrounding the property expands the perception of space and introduces a continuous relationship with greenery. The architectural and landscape features emerging from the outdoor spaces tell of a well-defined context: a gravel driveway leads to the entrance, the circular stone fountain becomes a discreet landmark, while paths and green areas alternate between flower beds, hedges, ancient trees, and an annex with a tiled roof. The property is completed by three parking spaces, a practical feature that makes organizing the home even more convenient, along with air conditioning, already in place to ensure comfort during the warmer months. Opening the windows in the morning, walking through the garden, finding silence among the trees, and then returning to such generous rooms creates a rare living rhythm, made of balance between internal expansiveness and external spaces. The context of Sant'Ilario, in the province of Florence, is set in a hilly Tuscany marked by greenery, rows of trees, and widespread tranquility. In this setting, the house can accompany a reserved daily life but also welcome guests and convivial occasions with ease, thanks to the significant structure of the spaces and their intimate atmosphere. A property like this finds its value in the meeting of size, history, and tangible livability. In Sant'Ilario, within the Florentine territory, it offers a solid and recognizable presence, suitable for those seeking a large apartment with a garden, three parking spaces, and a character born from authentic elements, without the need for declared effects.