50-hectare estate among the hills of Mugello

Set in the heart of the Mugello countryside, just a few minutes from the historic center of Scarperia e San Piero, this 50-hectare estate offers the opportunity to fully experience Tuscan rural life. Surrounded by gentle hills, the property has extraordinary development potential, making it ideal as a prestigious private residence, farm, equestrian property, or hospitality facility. The property comprises three separate buildings: a large traditional farmhouse, spacious stables, and a distinctive annex with outdoor areas dedicated to social gatherings. At the center of the estate is the main farmhouse, with a total area of approximately 500 square meters. Perfectly integrated into the landscape, the building retains typical Tuscan architectural features, including exposed wooden beams, terracotta floors, and bright rooms with panoramic views over the surrounding countryside. The upper floor is currently divided into two independent apartments—easily combined into a single elegant main residence—and includes four bedrooms, three bathrooms, two living rooms, and a kitchen. The ground floor features a large entrance hall, an office area, a bathroom, and approximately 123 square meters of unfinished spaces, once used as stables, ready to be converted into additional living areas. The third building includes a charming loggia with a traditional wood-fired oven and an outdoor dining area, perfect for enjoying convivial moments and fully embracing the Tuscan countryside. Completing the property are the stables and hayloft, extending over 1,000 square meters and offering great versatility for agricultural, equestrian, event, or conversion uses. The estate extends over approximately 50 hectares (123 acres) of Tuscan landscape, including farmland, woodland, and open pastures. The property ensures absolute privacy and tranquility, while remaining conveniently connected to the main local attractions and the city of Florence. *This information and the floor plans are purely indicative and do not constitute contractual elements.