Description

The villa boasts generous proportions and a character that immediately emerges from the outdoor spaces: the stone paving, the terracotta patio in front of the entrance, the terracotta pots, and the stone gazebo with a pitched roof create an intimate and authentic atmosphere. The light plaster facade, softened by wooden details, harmonizes with the glass fixtures and dark wooden shutters, while the presence of trees and the stone wall situate the house in a setting of tranquility and privacy. It is an ensemble that instantly conveys the pleasure of a property designed to be lived in naturally, both inside and out.

The 820 square meters of commercial space, distributed across 23 rooms and 10 bathrooms, tell the story of a large-scale property capable of accommodating a complex daily life, a large family, or a representative destination. The rooms find one of their most recognizable features in the fireplace, an element that adds warmth and continuity to the narrative of the house. Outside, the private garden extends the livability of the property and creates a constant relationship with the greenery, while the olive grove adds depth and identity to the estate, strengthening the connection with the Tuscan territory. The parking spaces also contribute to the overall functionality, making it easy to manage a property of this size. The architecture visible in the photographic notes maintains a very pleasant material coherence: the white plaster, terracotta, stone, and wood compose a sober, recognizable language without excesses. The abundant natural light in the outdoor spaces accompanies the entrance and enhances the connection between the house and its surroundings, making every access and outdoor stay an integral part of the living experience.

Days here flow between the private garden, the shady corners created by the trees, and the outdoor spaces that invite you to slow down and come together. The stone gazebo can become a meeting point in milder seasons, while the terracotta patio in front of the house offers a direct and immediate connection with the outdoors. The olive grove also contributes to defining a deeper way of living, connected to the land and the scale of the Tuscan landscape, with that sense of privacy and tranquility that makes the property suitable for both family life and a representative use or a hospitality project consistent with the context.

Bagno a Ripoli adds a solid territorial reference to this villa, just steps away from the most authentic identity of Tuscany and in the province of Florence. For its size, the articulation of spaces, and relationship with the greenery, the property expresses a value that goes beyond mere surface area: it is an important home, with a concrete presence and a natural vocation to welcome, represent, and endure over time.