Florence, Tuscany 50141

The wide, central stone fireplace immediately sets the tone for this 369-square-meter villa in Florence: a space that combines architectural presence with natural livability. Surrounding it, the terracotta flooring, white walls, and exposed wooden beam ceiling create a bright, welcoming atmosphere with a solid character. Light streams in through windows with wooden frames and shutters, highlighting the spaciousness of the rooms. Even the simplest details, like the large dark wood table or the crystal chandelier, contribute to the idea of a home designed for continuous living, balancing everyday life with moments to share. The interior spaces are distributed across 11 rooms and 5 bathrooms, offering a significant area that suggests a fluid management of domestic life, between representative spaces and more intimate zones. Some rooms express a more material character, thanks to the terracotta, beams, and the presence of the fireplace others are spacious and bright, with white walls and mosaic tile flooring decorated along the perimeter, achieving a pleasant balance between sobriety and identity. Outside, the house is complemented by a 250-square-meter private garden, a space that concretely enhances the property's livability and creates a direct connection with the outdoors. The stone facade, windows with wooden shutters, the porch, the exposed brick staircase, and the cobblestone paving leading to the entrance form a coherent ensemble, made of authentic and recognizable details. The pergola introduces a shaded area to enjoy during milder seasons, while the iron gate and surrounding vegetation help define a private perimeter within an urban residential context. Days here can find a very natural rhythm, alternating between the more intimate indoor spaces and outdoor moments in the garden and under the pergola. A house of this size is well-suited for hosting, building a comfortable daily life for the family, and also for serving as a representative residence with measured elegance. The presence of numerous rooms, natural light, and well-defined architectural elements makes living here varied, never rigid, allowing each room to have a specific function without sacrificing the sense of unity. Thus, the villa combines generous spaces, recognizable construction details, and a private outdoor area in one of Tuscany's most central cities. Florence adds a context of established value to this property, while the house maintains a distinct identity, ideal for those seeking an important, tangible, and well-articulated living presence.