The exposed stone walls, wooden beams, and terracotta floors immediately introduce the authentic character of this farmhouse, a vast and complex property where the spaces maintain a direct relationship with the materials and the purpose for which they were designed. The arched windows bring natural light into the rooms and enhance a cozy atmosphere, further warmed by the presence of the fireplace and simple yet coherent details, such as the round dark wood table. It is a country house in the fullest sense of the term, solid, lived-in, capable of conveying continuity between domestic life and agricultural vocation.
With a commercial area of 1,100 square meters, the property unfolds over 20 rooms, with 9 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms, offering a generous layout that accommodates both private life and a potential hospitality or representative organization, naturally and credibly in line with its structure. Outside, it spans 200,000 square meters, a breadth that alone defines the estate’s expanse and reinforces the sense of privacy. Completing the ensemble are the private garden, terrace, annex, and parking spaces, elements that make the daily management of the property convenient and well-structured. Particularly evocative is the cellar, where the stone walls, terracotta mosaic floors, and large wooden barrels create a tangible environment tied to the estate’s work and productive tradition. The presence of the vineyard and olive grove adds value and identity, rooting the farmhouse in a Tuscan context that here is not just a backdrop but an integral part of living.
Days here find a rhythm made of open spaces, transitions between tactile interiors and outdoor areas to be enjoyed naturally. The terrace and private garden become extensions of the house, places to entertain, share convivial moments, or simply enjoy the tranquility and privacy that a property of this size can guarantee. The cellar, with its functional layout and the presence of barrels, tells the more identity-driven side of the estate, the one linked to the land and production. In Greve in Chianti, all this fits into a territory that carries a recognizable agricultural culture and a way of living made of authenticity, balance, and connection with the surrounding environment.
Alarm, video intercom, and electric gate complete a property that combines spaciousness, character, and functionality. In the context of Greve in Chianti, in the province of Florence, this farmhouse represents a substantial presence, suitable for those seeking an important residence immersed in the Tuscan countryside or an estate with a clear territorial identity, where space, privacy, and agricultural vocation coexist in harmony.
