Stone Villa with Pool in San Gimignano, Tuscany

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The natural stone facade, terracotta tiles, and stone entrance staircase immediately convey the character of this spacious and intricate villa, seamlessly integrated into a setting that harmonizes with the Tuscan landscape. The windows with iron grilles and the wooden door complement a solid, authentic architectural ensemble, where the materials create an intimate and welcoming atmosphere. Surrounding the villa, greenery, cypress trees, and ornamental plants paint a private picture, while flower pots and gravel paths add a measured tone, consistent with the property's identity. The numbers tell the story of a grand residence: 1,430 square meters of commercial space distributed across 18 rooms, with 18 bedrooms and 18 bathrooms, a configuration that immediately conveys the versatility and significance of the property. The spaces are well-suited for a broad and well-organized private life, yet they also suggest a natural potential for representative use or a hospitality project, due to the generous size and distribution of the rooms. Completing the property are a private garden, a rectangular private pool, a whirlpool area, a fireplace, a wine cellar, and 7 garages, a rare and comprehensive set of amenities. Outside, various stone constructions with tiled roofs blend seamlessly into the greenery, while the gravel driveway leads through open areas and more secluded spaces. The presence of tall trees and low hedges contributes to privacy without closing off the dialogue with the surrounding landscape, where glimpses of green hills and cultivated countryside can be seen. Days here find a natural rhythm between indoor and outdoor spaces. The pool, with its dedicated relaxation area, becomes the centerpiece of the summer season, while the garden invites one to simply enjoy the connection with nature, through short walks, moments of tranquility, and shared occasions. The fireplace also adds a different dimension to the home, more intimate and cozy, capable of accompanying the cooler months with the same coherence with which the exteriors open up to light and greenery. San Gimignano and the Sienese territory complete the picture, offering a context that combines countryside, history, and an authentic way of life. A property like this finds its value in the balance between size, architectural identity, and relationship with the territory. Its location in San Gimignano, in the province of Siena, places it in one of the most recognizable settings in Tuscany, while the presence of ample spaces, a garden, pool, wine cellar, and 7 garages enhances its patrimonial consistency and the possibility of multiple interpretations of use.