Scandicci, Tuscany 50018

The terracotta flooring, wooden windows with colored glass, and dark wood furnishings immediately create a cozy and authentic atmosphere, rich in details that provide warmth without ostentation. This ground floor portion of the house unfolds in bright spaces, where light plaster, natural light, and well-placed decorative elements, such as the oriental rug and framed artworks, contribute to a sense of a home lived in with balance. The bathroom maintains the same coherence, featuring white and red ceramics, antique brass fixtures, and a solid wood door that adds character to the ensemble. Its 170 square meters of commercial space are distributed across 6 rooms, with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, offering a size suitable for both daily life and the more leisurely pace of weekends. The ground floor layout ensures immediate and fluid spaces, with a natural relationship between indoors and outdoors, which becomes one of the most interesting aspects of the property. The private garden indeed expands the perception of the house and introduces a more open way of living, to be enjoyed during mild seasons and moments of relaxation. Outside, the stone paving runs along the side of the property and continues into a more intimate area, bordered by a stone wall and enriched with terracotta pots, mixed vegetation, and tall trees, including cypresses. There is also a metal pergola suggesting a space to be enjoyed outdoors with simplicity and continuity. Completing the property are a parking space and a cellar, practical elements that add convenience to the daily use of the home. Days here can pass between rooms full of light, openings onto greenery, and outdoor moments in a private space, where the presence of trees and stone surfaces creates a quiet and measured context. The garden becomes the natural extension of the house, suitable for a leisurely breakfast, an outdoor lunch, or a cozy evening under the pergola. The context of Scandicci also contributes to this sense of balance, with a clear connection to the most authentic Tuscany and a way of living that favors rhythm, material, and simplicity. This portion of the house convincingly brings together generous spaces, recognizable material details, and an external dimension that enhances its residential value. In Scandicci, in the province of Florence, it represents a characterful solution for those seeking a property with privacy, a private garden, and a tangible connection to the Tuscan landscape, without sacrificing the functionality of a well-structured home.