Großzügiges Freistehendes Haus In Florenz, Toskana

The glossy terracotta floor, infused with warm tones, immediately sets the character of this spacious independent house, where the interiors maintain a measured and authentic scenic presence. The high ceilings, enriched with stuccoes and decorations, interact with the natural light streaming through wooden windows and doors, imparting a sense of openness and continuity to the spaces. Certain details, such as the upper balustrade and paintings with ornamental frames, add architectural depth to spaces that do not seek effect but build it with balance, material, and proportions.

The numbers tell of a property of rare substance: 2,230 square meters of commercial space distributed across 30 rooms, with 25 bedrooms and 29 bathrooms, a configuration offering great flexibility for either a prestigious private residence or a high-profile hospitality project, to be considered according to one’s needs. Completing the ensemble are a private garden, a private pool, an olive grove, parking spaces, and the presence of a fireplace, elements that expand the possibilities of use throughout the year. The exteriors also significantly contribute to the property’s identity: two historic buildings with light facades are set within a structured green layout, featuring gravel paths, stone pavements, strips of grass, and a staircase leading to the central entrance, marked by understated ornaments. Terraces with masonry parapets and paved areas shaded by awnings create spaces to be enjoyed naturally, while hedges, cypresses, and olive trees define a private and harmonious setting.

Days here find a different rhythm among spacious rooms, bright openings, and outdoor spaces designed for continuous enjoyment of the open air. A shaded lunch, a few hours by the private pool, a stroll in the garden or among the olive trees: every daily gesture is supported by a landscape that, as depicted by the available visual elements, opens onto distant hills and a natural setting capable of conveying tranquility and privacy. The presence of outdoor seating and terraces reinforces this constant relationship between house and garden, in a balance suitable for both family life and reception moments.

The alarm system with anti-theft and the video intercom add a level of security consistent with a property of this stature. In Florence, Tuscany, this independent house combines size, spatial articulation, and relationship with greenery in a proposal that stands out for its completeness and potential, maintaining a strong residential identity in a context of great territorial charm.