The exposed stone, wooden beams, and large windows immediately set the tone for this 230 sqm villa: a home that blends material, light, and a very direct relationship with the outdoor spaces. The dark metal fixtures create a sharp contrast with the stone walls, while the flooring, a mix of dark stone slabs and wooden surfaces, complements a cozy and contemporary atmosphere. Natural light generously floods in, making the spaces airy without detracting from the structure’s most authentic character. Outside, areas furnished with sofas and cushions suggest a daily life of slow pauses, outdoor conversations, and continuity between indoors and outdoors.
The 8 rooms and 3 bathrooms offer a spacious and flexible layout, suitable for those seeking a residence to enjoy comfortably in every season. The villa unfolds with spaces that suggest a well-organized domestic life, further enhanced by the presence of an annex, a valuable element for hosting guests or independently managing part of the property. Outside, the private garden becomes a natural extension of the house, a space to inhabit daily with the same simplicity as the interiors. The communal pool adds an extra level of comfort, making outdoor time even more enjoyable, while the parking space completes the overall functionality. Architecturally, the villa maintains a distinct identity: stone walls, rustic details, ceilings with wooden beams, and large glass surfaces create a balanced dialogue between tradition and more essential lines. This results in a property that does not rely on effect but on the tangible quality of spaces, light, and material.
Days here find a natural rhythm between the private garden, furnished outdoor spaces, and sunlit interiors. The annex allows for greater freedom in hosting friends and family, while the communal pool invites one to enjoy the beautiful season with ease. In a setting like Poppi, in Tuscany, the house lends itself to a reserved and relaxed dimension, characterized by time spent outdoors, shared moments, and returns to environments that retain a strong material presence. It is a property that can well meet the desire for a private residence or a representation use with a sober character.
This villa consistently interprets a way of living connected to stone, light, and outdoor life, in one of the most recognizable contexts of the province of Arezzo. In Poppi, between Tuscan identity and domestic privacy, there is space for a complete property, with a private garden, annex, communal pool, and parking space, designed for those seeking substance, atmosphere, and an authentic architectural presence.
