Spacious Villa with Pool in Florence, Tuscany

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The exposed wooden beams and light wood floors immediately introduce the character of this villa, a spacious and intricate property that combines significant dimensions with an intimate atmosphere, characterized by natural light, neutral tones, and distinct material details. Some rooms exhibit a warm and measured continuity, where the presence of wood interacts with generous openings to the outside. The bathrooms also follow this theme, featuring light and dark marble finishes, glass showers with rain showerheads, and a setup that offers comfort without ostentation. The numbers tell the story of a grand residence: 1,160 square meters of commercial space distributed across 16 rooms, with 5 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms, a composition that suggests a space management suitable for both private living and a representational dimension. The villa unfolds with numerous and well-differentiated spaces, designed to offer privacy while ensuring continuity between the interiors and open spaces. Outside, the garden expansively opens around a large swimming pool, surrounded by sun loungers and a shaded area that extends its use throughout different times of the day. A stone-paved patio adds an additional living space, while a stone-walled fountain with brick cladding and terracotta details introduces an architectural element that provides rhythm and identity to the garden. Trees, hedges, and vegetation accompany the property in a natural setting of gentle hills and open landscape, with an extended view of the surroundings that amplifies the sense of tranquility and privacy. Days here easily find their rhythm between a room overlooking the greenery, light streaming in from a large window with balcony access, and outdoor spaces that naturally invite you to move outside. The pool becomes the center of the brightest hours, the stone patio welcomes more intimate moments of pause, while the fountain accompanies the slow pace of the house with the presence of water. Due to its configuration, size, and distribution, the villa is suitable both as an important private residence and as a property fit for representational use or a high-level hospitality project. Florence adds a strong territorial reference to this property, in one of the most recognizable contexts of Tuscany. The villa's value lies in the combination of internal spaciousness, quality of outdoor spaces, and a tangible atmosphere, built on materials, light, and the relationship with the surrounding landscape. A residence that needs no effects, as it finds its measure in the solidity of its real elements.