The vaulted ceiling with exposed bricks and the terracotta flooring immediately set the tone for this rustic farmhouse: a spacious, solid, and welcoming property, where the character of the spaces arises from authentic elements and a materiality that is instantly perceived. The fireplace adds an additional point of warmth to the home, while the overall size of the property suggests a residence designed for comfort, ease, and a more measured pace of life. It is an important presence, set in a Tuscan context that interacts with nature and a daily life made of space, privacy, and open air.
Its 731 square meters of commercial space distributed across 25 rooms create a property of great breadth, suitable for a large family life or for representative and hospitality use, always respecting the original character of the farmhouse. The 8 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms allow for smooth management of the spaces, with numerous and well-articulated environments capable of offering autonomy and comfort even in the presence of multiple guests. Outside, the private garden and private pool naturally extend the enjoyment of the home, creating continuity between indoors and outdoors and making the beautiful season an integral part of the living experience. Completing the functionality of the property are also a garage and parking spaces, valuable elements in a residence of this size. The visual notes also tell of an external context strongly linked to the countryside: a large enclosed equestrian field with a sand base, obstacles, dark wood fences, and wooden barns, while grazing horses and a lush, wooded landscape reinforce the feeling of being in a place where open space is not just a backdrop but a living part of the property’s identity.
Days here can begin with a leisurely stroll through the garden, continue by the pool, and find a natural rhythm between the house and the outdoor spaces. The presence of the equestrian field suggests a tangible connection with the countryside and a lifestyle that favors outdoor movement, privacy, and contact with an authentic landscape. Even the interiors, with terracotta and brick vaults, convey a sense of continuity with this context: spaces that do not seek constructed effects but rather offer a full, reassuring living measure, suitable for both daily life and shared moments.
Castelnuovo Berardenga, in the province of Siena, adds to this property the value of one of the most recognizable territories in Tuscany. In this context, the farmhouse combines size, outdoor spaces, and architectural character in a rare proposal for completeness, capable of coherently interpreting the idea of an important, private country residence deeply connected to its environment.
