Description

The estate presents itself with the solidity of stone and the expansive measure of a complex designed to welcome, live, and traverse the seasons. The private pool, set in an outdoor stone-paved area and accompanied by relaxation zones, immediately introduces the character of the property: a place where architecture dialogues with the greenery and the open dimension of the Tuscan countryside. In the background, the building with stone walls, a tiled roof, and numerous windows reflects a solid presence, well-rooted in the natural context, while trees and plants rhythmically define the outdoor spaces with continuity and privacy.

The numbers tell the story of a property of rare substance: 2,380 square meters of commercial space distributed across 17 rooms and 15 bathrooms, within an estate-complex that offers generous spaces and great flexibility of use. Beside the main building, there is a guesthouse, a wine cellar, and a tavern, spaces that expand the possibilities of daily life and make the ensemble suitable both for a prestigious private residence and for a high-level hospitality project, with the necessary personality. The fireplace adds an element of domestic warmth, balanced with the broader vocation of the property. Outside, the value of the estate is also measured by its extension: a private garden of 5,500,000 square meters accompanies the house in a dimension of absolute openness, further enhanced by the presence of the olive grove, an element that strengthens the connection with the land and a way of living deeply connected to the earth. The private pool and parking spaces complete a structured ensemble, where every component contributes to building a sense of autonomy, privacy, and breadth.

Days here find a natural rhythm between indoor and outdoor spaces, with the possibility of alternating intimate moments, perhaps by the fireplace or in the tavern, with hours spent near the pool, immersed in silence and greenery. The olive grove and the expanse of the garden provide a tangible connection with the Tuscan countryside, made of light, seasons, and time spent outdoors. Even for those imagining a property capable of hosting family, guests, or representational occasions, the variety of environments and the presence of the guesthouse open up interesting prospects without constraints.

Civitella Paganico, in the province of Grosseto, frames a property that combines dimension, privacy, and an authentic relationship with the more open and rural Tuscany. It is an estate distinguished by its extension, the articulation of spaces, and the quality of outdoor life, with a coherent architectural presence and a vocation that can naturally adapt to expansive residential projects.