Charming Villa with Garden in Tuscany's Pian di San Bartolo

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The rough stone walls, terracotta floors, and exposed wooden beams immediately set the tone for this villa, a spacious and solid property where each room conveys a sense of authenticity. In the living room, the white marble fireplace becomes a natural focal point around which the home gathers, while the light streaming through the windows discreetly accompanies the volumes. The ensemble maintains a rare balance: warm materials, textured details, and a scenic presence that is never ostentatious, capable of making the spaces both welcoming and representative. With a commercial area of 1,000 square meters, the villa offers significant dimensions, designed to accommodate a complex family life or to envision a residence capable of hosting with great ease. The spaces are distributed across 5 rooms, with 11 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, in a configuration that suggests great versatility of use. The character of the property also emerges in the continuity between interiors and exteriors: on one side, the fireplace, a distinctive element of the house, and on the other, the private garden that opens daily life to the outdoors. Outside, the lawn stretches around the villa with areas dedicated to relaxation, paved stone areas, and a widespread presence of olive trees that strengthens the dialogue with the landscape. The stone walls of the house, framed windows, and visible wooden beams even in the outdoor spaces contribute to the coherence of the ensemble. The parking space adds a tangible convenience to a property that combines living space and quality of the setting, always maintaining a sense of privacy. Days find a natural rhythm here between the living room with the fire lit during cooler seasons and the garden that, in milder months, becomes a spontaneous extension of the house. The view opens onto the surrounding hills, in a verdant and tranquil setting that invites continuous enjoyment of the outdoor spaces, between moments of quiet, conviviality, and time dedicated to oneself. The presence of olive trees, the lawn, and areas equipped for outdoor stays reflect a way of living deeply connected to the Tuscan landscape, with that relaxed measure that arises from generous spaces well integrated into the environment. This villa in Pian di San Bartolo-Trespiano, in the territory of Florence, embodies breadth, character, and an authentic relationship with the hilly countryside. It is a property that can naturally interpret the role of a private residence of great breadth, thanks to a tangible architectural presence, very spacious interiors, and a setting that favors tranquility, privacy, and outdoor living.