Sambuca, Tuscany 50028

The light plaster walls, terracotta tile roof, and stone finishes immediately introduce the character of this villa in Barberino Tavarnelle, where traditional Tuscan architecture seamlessly blends with open spaces. The windows with dark wooden shutters, framed by stone, and the solid wood door with iron details define a solid and authentic ensemble, while light enters the rooms with moderation. Surrounding the villa, the presence of greenery and the open view of the hills accompany the home in a serene setting that is felt at first glance. Its 470 square meters of commercial space are distributed across 18 rooms and 4 bathrooms, offering a significant dimension suitable for a spacious and varied daily life, as well as for moments of gathering and conviviality. Completing the property are a guesthouse, a cellar, and a tavern, spaces that add versatility and enhance the welcoming character of the ensemble. Outside, the private garden of 1,000 square meters creates a tangible and livable frame around the villa, with green areas, trees, and a gravel path that guides the arrival. The private pool introduces an additional element of well-being to outdoor life, while the stone paving around the perimeter of the house and ceramic in the outdoor areas contribute to the continuity between architecture and landscape. The profile of the building, with exposed beams and traditional volumes, fits coherently into the hilly landscape, among vineyards, woods, and green glimpses that expand the sense of space and privacy. The presence of parking spaces practically completes a property designed to be lived in with comfort. Days here find a natural rhythm, between the garden, the pool, and the interior spaces that allow for an easy alternation between conviviality and privacy. The hilly landscape surrounding the villa, along with the tranquility of the setting, accompanies a daily life made of light, silence, and a constant relationship with the outdoors. The guesthouse adds an additional possibility, useful for hosting guests or organizing spaces with greater freedom, while the tavern and cellar evoke a way of living tied to sharing and the pleasure of time spent at home. This property combines generous dimensions, architectural elements consistent with the territory, and a complete array of accessory spaces in one of the most recognizable contexts of Tuscany. In Barberino Tavarnelle, in the province of Florence, it represents a solution of strong identity, suitable as a private representative residence and also interesting for a hospitality project, thanks to the spaciousness of the rooms and the quality of the relationship with the surrounding landscape.