Historic Renaissance Villa in Tuscany's Santa Croce sull'Arno

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The villa features a historic facade in light plaster, punctuated by windows with green shutters and a large terrace with a balustrade that immediately defines its character. At the top, a clock embedded in the upper section adds a recognizable detail, while the gravel driveway naturally leads to the entrance. Surrounding the villa, the private garden interacts with the house through orderly flower beds, decorative statues, and ancient trees that provide depth and balance to the ensemble. The impression is of a spacious, composed, and private property, where each external element contributes to creating an atmosphere of tranquility and presence. The numbers tell the story of a residence of rare substance: 4,500 square meters of commercial space distributed across 20 rooms, with 10 bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, and a study, set within an external context of 450,000 square meters. This size allows for multiple uses, always maintaining the sense of an important residence, capable of comfortably accommodating daily life, shared moments, and representational needs. The private garden fits into this picture as the first space of interaction with the outside, while the presence of the terrace further expands the home's breadth. The facade, with its light-toned plastered walls, green shutters, and clock placed high up, provides a precise and immediately readable identity, without the need for effects. Even the design of the open spaces, marked by the gravel driveway, the regular shapes of the greenery, and the mature trees, guides the property towards a convincing balance between architecture and nature. Days here easily find a different rhythm, made up of ample spaces, outdoor passages, and corners where the presence of greenery becomes part of domestic life. The external dimension of 450,000 square meters offers a direct relationship with the Tuscan rural landscape, while the privacy and tranquility suggested by the property's layout make this villa suitable both as a private residence and, with the right vision, as a representational venue or hospitality project. The terrace, garden, and long gravel access contribute to creating a natural rhythm of moments, between welcoming, conviviality, and time dedicated to oneself. Santa Croce sull'Arno, in the province of Pisa, places this property in a recognizable Tuscan territory rich in identity. The villa's value lies in the combination of very generous dimensions, defined architectural image, and the vastness of the external context: a combination that speaks to those seeking a residence of strong presence, with space, privacy, and a tangible connection with the Italian countryside.