Spacious Detached House With Pool In Tuscany, Scandicci

The exposed wooden beams, stone floors, and light plaster immediately define the character of this large independent house, where materials engage in a dialogue with the natural light streaming through the wooden windows. The spaces convey a sense of solidity and warmth, featuring stone details, wrought iron chandeliers, and areas designed for a spacious, convivial, and never scattered daily life. In other living rooms, glossy terracotta, the understated hues of the walls, and soft lighting accompanied by crystal chandeliers create a more intimate atmosphere, ideal for hosting or enjoying the home in a more private manner.

The numbers tell the story of a property of rare size: 3,400 square meters of commercial space distributed across 33 rooms, with 14 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms, a composition that opens up many possibilities for use, from a private representative residence to a hospitality project, always respecting its identity. Alongside the internal dimension, the property is distinguished by a sequence of outdoor spaces and amenities that expand its scope: private garden, terrace, private pool, tennis court, vineyard, olive grove, parking spaces, and cellar. The outdoor area, as highlighted by visual details, is organized around a vast green space dotted with tall trees, featuring a rectangular stone-bordered pool connected to the house by stairways that enhance its scenic presence. The building’s masonry, the presence of a tower, wrought iron street lamps, and terracotta pots contribute to defining a coherent ensemble, where architecture and open spaces naturally complement each other. The terrace provides an additional living space during mild seasons, while the cellar and parking spaces complete the functionality of the entire estate.

Days here find a rhythm made of simple gestures and generous spaces: an outdoor breakfast, time dedicated to the garden, a swim in the pool, a tennis match, then returning to rooms where wood, stone, and terracotta maintain an authentic continuity with the outdoors. The vineyard and olive grove strengthen this connection with the land and a living dimension that prioritizes privacy, tranquility, and outdoor life. Even the larger spaces retain a domestic scale, capable of hosting shared moments without losing warmth.

A property like this finds in Scandicci, in the territory of Florence, a setting that enhances its character and vocation. The dimensions, the completeness of the amenities, and the quality of the internal and external spaces make it an important presence, suitable for those seeking an independent house with a precise identity and a tangible, daily relationship with the Tuscan landscape.