Description

The natural stone facade, green shutters, and terracotta of the outdoor spaces immediately introduce the character of this rustic farmhouse, a property that finds its most authentic presence in its materials and proportions. Surrounding it, the private garden of 510,000 square meters envelops the house with a rare sense of openness, among tall trees, hedges, and pathways illuminated by small lanterns. The private pool, with its stone edge, naturally integrates into this setting and becomes one of the most enchanting points of outdoor life, in an ensemble that conveys tranquility, privacy, and a continuous relationship with the Tuscan countryside.

The numbers tell the story of a property of great substance: 920 square meters of commercial space distributed across 30 rooms and 15 bathrooms, with spaces that suggest a multitude of functions, from a prestigious private residence to a high-level hospitality project, to be evaluated according to one’s needs. The farmhouse unfolds in a complete agricultural context, where the large garden is complemented by the vineyard, olive grove, cellar, and parking spaces, elements that strengthen the estate’s identity and its connection to the land. Outside, the tiled roof, stone walls, lawn surrounding the building, and wooden fence create a coherent, understated ensemble rooted in the landscape. The pool reflects the light and serves as a discreet focal point during the longer days, while the presence of greenery ensures privacy and a constant sense of balance. It is a spacious, articulated property capable of offering generous spaces without losing the direct connection with the surrounding nature.

Days here flow between the garden, the pool, and the fuller rhythm of the countryside, with the tangible sensation of having space to welcome, carve out moments of tranquility, or share special occasions in a setting of great breadth. The vineyard and olive grove add depth to the estate’s experience, not as mere appurtenances but as part of a way of living that dialogues with the land and the Tuscan agricultural tradition. The cellar also fits into this logic, completing a property that invites living outdoors and perceiving each season in its fullness.

San Gimignano, in the province of Siena, offers this farmhouse a setting among the most recognizable in Tuscany, made of countryside, history, and identity. In such a vast and structured property, the value lies not only in the square footage or the presence of a pool, vineyard, and olive grove but in the overall coherence of the ensemble: an estate that combines residential dimension, privacy, and a strong sense of belonging to the territory.