The villa immediately tells its story through its outdoor spaces: the white facade, the dark wood fixtures, the wrought iron balconies, and the natural stone paving create a measured, welcoming ensemble where every detail contributes to an atmosphere of tranquility. Surrounding it, terracotta pots, planters, benches, and a shaded area with an umbrella naturally accompany outdoor living. It is a property that instantly conveys the sense of a residence designed to be lived in comfortably, in a continuous relationship between the house and the greenery that surrounds it.
Seven hundred square meters of commercial space distributed across 11 rooms allow one to imagine a home of great breadth, capable of accommodating daily life and gatherings with equal ease.
The 3 bathrooms are integrated into a spacious structure, suitable for a family desiring generous spaces or for those seeking a representative residence with multiple, well-articulated environments. Outside, the private garden further enhances the perception of openness and privacy, while the private pool adds a central element to the property’s life, making the most beautiful season a time to be fully inhabited. The olive grove strengthens the connection with the Tuscan landscape and with an idea of a home that extends beyond the building itself, reaching out to the land and its rhythms. The presence of the cellar introduces a useful space consistent with the character of the house, while the parking spaces complete the ensemble with practical convenience. Even the external architectural details help define the villa’s identity: the dark wood shutters, the gravel, the facade finishes, and the garden layout convey a solid and harmonious image, without forced effects.
Days here find their natural center between the private garden and the pool, in that continuity between interiors and exteriors that makes it easier to slow down and dedicate time to relationships, rest, and conviviality. The benches, terracotta planters, and sunny open spaces suggest a home to be enjoyed outdoors as well, with the freedom to choose a different pace each day. The olive grove adds depth to this experience, evoking an authentic dimension of the territory and a form of well-being made of privacy, tranquility, and contact with the countryside.
Vinci, in the province of Florence, provides this property with a context of strong Tuscan identity, recognizable yet discreet. The combination of internal spaciousness, open spaces, pool, olive grove, and architectural character makes this villa a valuable proposition for those seeking an important residence, capable of uniting presence, comfort, and a genuine connection with the territory.
