Charming Villa in Bagno a Ripoli, Tuscany

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The villa presents itself with an entrance marked by an arched door framed in stone, decorative lanterns, and large terracotta pots that accompany the arrival with a measured yet recognizable presence. The light masonry and the balustrade at the top immediately define the character of the property, while the surrounding greenery amplifies the sense of openness. It is a residence that reveals itself through its most tangible elements: the relationship with open spaces, the significant scale of the ensemble, and the intimate atmosphere perceived right from the entrance. With a commercial area of 2,230 square meters, the property boasts a rare composition, articulated in 35 rooms and 25 bathrooms, numbers that tell of a villa designed to welcome with spaciousness and continuity, without sacrificing privacy. The private garden accompanies the house and naturally extends the interiors outward, creating a constant dialogue between architecture and landscape. Adding to this is the presence of the olive grove, which strengthens the connection with the territory and gives the estate an authentically Tuscan character. The fireplace introduces a domestic and convivial element, capable of adding depth to everyday spaces and shared moments. The property is completed by parking spaces, a practical detail that fits coherently into a setting of great breadth. Even outside, certain details contribute to defining the villa's identity: ornate fences, columns, the order of green spaces, and the presence of ornamental plants create a harmonious frame, never artificially theatrical, but well integrated into the surrounding nature. Days here find a different rhythm among the garden, olive trees, and the villa's ample spaces, in a setting that promotes tranquility, privacy, and a life closely connected to the outdoors. The intense natural light, the expansive greenery, and the presence of the surrounding hills contribute to creating a relaxed environment, suitable for both private living and moments of gathering and representation. The property's consistency also suggests a vocation for hospitality, always interpreted with restraint, without losing the sense of home that accompanies the entire property. Bagno a Ripoli adds to this villa a refined context in the province of Florence, where countryside and city maintain a particularly balanced relationship. The result is a property of strong presence, generous in size and clear in its identity, suitable for those seeking a place capable of uniting privacy, openness, and a concrete connection with the Tuscan landscape.