The stone facades, the tiled roof, and the red wooden shutters immediately give identity to this 600 sqm commercial villa, a property that presents itself with a solid and authentic character, nestled in a setting of greenery and tranquility. The presence of the private pool introduces, at first glance, a way of living characterized by space, privacy, and time spent outdoors, while the layout of the buildings and outdoor spaces suggests a home designed to welcome, move freely, and find a more relaxed rhythm without sacrificing the comfort of large and well-distributed environments.
Sixteen rooms and seven bathrooms define an important dimension, suitable for comfortable daily living but also for hosting guests with ease.
Next to the main building, the annex adds flexibility of use and makes the property even more interesting for those who desire independent spaces to dedicate to family, friends, or a hospitality project to be considered carefully. The private garden accompanies the villa along with the olive grove, strengthening the connection with the Tuscan countryside and with an external dimension that here does not play a secondary role but is an integral part of living. The pool, with its curvilinear shape, is framed by terracotta paving and exposed stone walls, elements that dialogue with the buildings and the surrounding rural landscape. A road winding through the olive trees leads through the property and emphasizes its privacy, while the terrace offers an additional open space to enjoy at different times of the day. Completing the ensemble are the cellar, attic, and parking spaces, details that contribute to the overall functionality of a spacious and articulated residence. Air conditioning and an alarm system add comfort and security to the daily management of the house.
Days here pass between the garden, the olive grove, and the pool, with that continuity between indoors and outdoors that makes it natural to move from one space to another following the seasons. A lunch on the terrace, a few hours outdoors by the water, the return along the path through the olive trees: these are simple gestures that in this property acquire a different, fuller, and more intimate quality. The presence of the annex also expands the possibilities of use, allowing one to imagine a home capable of adapting gracefully to both private dimensions and broader convivial moments.
Villa, annex, olive grove, and pool thus compose a property of strong coherence, where space, privacy, and context are held together in balance. In Vinci, within the territory of Florence and Tuscany, this residence represents a valuable proposition for those seeking an important home, immersed in greenery and ready to offer a tangible connection with the landscape and outdoor life.
