Ulignano, Tuscany 53037

The light terracotta floors and ceilings with visible wooden beams immediately set the tone for this Estate-Complex of 850 sq m gross: a large, articulated property where matter and light create an authentic and welcoming atmosphere. The kitchen, with dark wooden cabinets and a white ceramic worktop, gathers around a round table near the window, while the masonry fireplace adds a tangible warmth to daily life. The sleeping area also maintains the same coherence, with terracotta, exposed beams and simple details that make the spaces immediate and lived-in. Internal spaces unfold over 43 rooms, including 12 bedrooms and 10 bathrooms, numbers that tell of a substantial property capable of hosting extended family life, shared moments, or a setting for representation and hospitality to be evaluated with natural ease. Outside, the private garden accompanies the house in a continuous relationship with the outdoor spaces, enriched by a terrace, an olive grove, a garage and parking spaces. The private pool introduces a dimension of full breathing space: rectangular, with a wooden edge, set in a space organized between gravel and paving, with dedicated areas for relaxation and sociability. The presence of trees and greenery around helps preserve privacy and quiet, without isolating the property from the character of the Tuscan countryside. The ensemble maintains a rare balance between breadth, functionality and domestic warmth, with numerous rooms that do not lose contact with a tangible and habitable dimension. Days here flow between the outdoor table, the slow rhythm of the garden and the call of water during the hottest hours, in a context that invites living a lot outside the home as well. The terrace and the pool become natural extensions of the interior, while the olive grove reinforces that bond with the land which in Tuscany has daily value, not only aesthetic. There is space to entertain, to find quiet, to alternate sociability and privacy with great ease, letting the property itself suggest times and ways of living. This estate-complex in Ulignano, in the province of Siena, combines generous dimensions, well-present external spaces and a coherent identity made of terracotta, exposed beams and numerous rooms. It is a property that finds strength in its authenticity and in its relationship with the Tuscan landscape, offering a solid base both as a private residence of ample breadth and as a setting suitable for hosting.