Spacious Villa with Pool in Rimaggio, Tuscany

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The stone and plaster walls, arches, exposed beams, and tiled roof immediately reveal the identity of this villa, a 700 sqm property that combines Tuscan character with spaces designed for a spacious, bright, and open lifestyle. Inside, the rooms exhibit a generous expanse: large windows and wooden glass doors invite natural light, while the light wood flooring and white walls convey a sense of balance and continuity. The presence of a curved staircase, a fireplace, and airy rooms contributes to creating a welcoming atmosphere, never contrived but tangible and lived-in. The numbers measure the property's substance: 26 rooms distributed in a villa offering 3 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, with significant volumes and multiple possibilities for space organization. It is a home suited for comfortable daily living, but also for representational use, thanks to its large and articulated structure. The rounded openings framed in bricks, stone surfaces, and the presence of a glass structure next to the main body, likely usable as a veranda, add architectural depth and strengthen the dialogue between interior and exterior. Outside, the private garden accompanies the villa with a green presence made of tall trees and well-organized areas, while the private pool introduces a space dedicated to leisure and the pleasant season. The property is completed by the garage, parking space, and an alarm system, elements that support the home's functionality without interrupting its character. Days here find a natural rhythm between very bright indoor environments and open spaces that invite you to be outside as soon as the weather permits. The garden becomes an extension of the house, the pool a meeting point in the warmer seasons, the veranda a gentle transition between shelter and open air. Inside, too, the variety of rooms allows for alternating convivial moments and more intimate spaces, with that freedom of movement that only a property of significant size can offer. In a setting like Rimaggio, in the province of Florence, privacy, tranquility, and an authentic relationship with the Tuscan landscape clearly emerge. A villa like this finds its value in the coherence between dimensions, architecture, and quality of living. Rimaggio and the Florentine territory frame a property that retains a recognizable character and offers spaces suitable both for a prominent private residence and for a housing project capable of welcoming with measure, comfort, and personality.