The arches, terracotta tiles, and exposed beams immediately set the tone for this 637 sqm commercial agriturismo: a spacious property, developed on a single level, whose character is defined by tangible and recognizable details. The rust-colored plaster facade, dark tiled roof, and dark wood fixtures create a coherent, warm ensemble, tied to an idea of authentic hospitality. Even the entrance, with its wooden door and glass panels, leads into spaces designed for welcoming, while the greenery surrounding the house naturally introduces a private and relaxed dimension.
The interior and exterior spaces tell the story of a property structured for comfortable living and hosting.
The 18 rooms include 11 bedrooms and 11 bathrooms, a layout that makes the property particularly appealing to those seeking a large country residence or a solution already suited for hospitality. The presence of the annex adds further flexibility, allowing the organization of spaces with independence and continuity. Outside, the private garden accompanies the house with a green lawn and shrubs around the entrance, while under the arches, the terracotta flooring continues the dialogue between architecture and open spaces. The private pool completes this vocation for outdoor living, complemented by elements that reinforce the property’s identity, such as the vineyard, olive grove, and cellar. Practical aspects are also well considered, with a 70 sqm parking space that facilitates daily management and guest reception. The ensemble maintains a well-defined rustic aesthetic, characterized by decorative arches, textured surfaces, and wooden openings that allow light and interaction with the outside.
Days here easily find their rhythm between the table set under the porch, the private garden, and the generous spaces of the house. The pool offers a natural gathering point in the warmer season, while the vineyard and olive grove strengthen the connection to a tangible agricultural dimension, not just evoked. It is a property that invites much outdoor living, without truly separating the interior from the exterior, and lends its volumes both to family life and to a hospitality project consistent with its nature as an agriturismo. The Tuscan countryside here is not just a declared backdrop but a presence felt in the very structure of the house.
Agriturismo, annex, pool, garden, cellar, and productive spaces like the vineyard and olive grove compose a rare ensemble for completeness and vocation. In Grosseto, Tuscany, this property combines significant dimensions and a precise identity, offering a solid base for those who wish to inhabit, share, or enhance it through hospitality.
