5 bedrooms semi-detached house, 236 m²

Roccastrada, Grosseto (province)

Maremma

READY IMMEDIATELY, REALLY SPACIOUS: THE VILLA THAT KEEPS TWO FAMILIES TOGETHER WITHOUT TAKING SPACE FROM ANYONE
LIVING CLOSE TO EACH OTHER WITHOUT STEPPING ON EACH OTHER'S TOES
At Via della Collacchia 61-63, just minutes from the center of Ribolla (GR), there's a home that accommodates the needs of two generations. Here, closeness doesn't become intrusive, and independence doesn't translate into distance: you enter, close the gate, and everyone finds their own rhythm within spaces designed for conflict-free coexistence.
MAREMMA PRATICA, NEARBY SERVICES
Everyday life flows easily: paved road, convenient transportation, and the village within easy reach. In front, the breath-taking village atmosphere, behind, the embrace of the Maremma greenery. The approximately 1,860 square meter plot of land surrounds the house and boasts fifty-six productive olive trees, irrigated by a condoned well: a small, domestic supply chain that embodies the idea of quality of life. Independence is real, management is simple.
HOUSES THAT FORCE YOU TO CHOOSE
Almost everywhere you're forced to make an immediate decision: either one large family, or two clearly separate apartments with compromises that take your breath away. Not here. This two-level villa offers the smartest option: keep everything together today and, when needed, make the spaces independent without disruptions, without invasive construction, without changing address.
THE STAGES OF LIFE CHANGE, THE HOUSE MUST FOLLOW
The children are growing up, the grandparents are independent today and may need a little extra attention tomorrow, and one of the children wants a proper home office so he can work from home. When the house doesn't adapt, it results in wasted rooms, noises traveling between floors, and the usual "keep it quiet" that dampens evenings. A flexible, not rigid, structure is needed.
TWO PLANS THAT UNDERSTAND EACH OTHER ON THE FLY
The ground floor, 115 square meters with three-meter-high ceilings, is a real home: a living area with eat-in kitchen, double bedroom, and bathroom, with a convenient cellar. The layout is ready to be divided into two independent units whenever you want, not when the house dictates. On the first floor, 121 square meters with a separate entrance accommodates three bedrooms, a bathroom, and two fully functional kitchens; the provision for an additional cooking area allows you to seamlessly separate functions and routines. Upstairs, the attic-an attached space, not convertible-is a tidy place for seasonal changes. This is a house built in the 1960s, meticulously maintained, and ready to move in: no work to begin, just choose the furnishings and decide how to distribute the functions.
SIMPLER DAILY LIFE, MORE PEACEFUL FAMILY
When spaces are organized around people, the day flows better. Grandparents come down for a coffee without intruding, children run around in a fenced garden protected by a gate, the olive grove becomes an excuse to spend time together without trampling each other. Today, everyone lives under the same roof in an orderly fashion; tomorrow, if you decide to rent out part of the house or separate the households, you can do so without any disruptions.
FROM ANNOYANCE TO NOSTALGIA, UP TO CONCRETE EXPERIENCE
That silent annoyance of noises passing between floors and spaces that don't quite fit gives way to a heartfelt nostalgia: Sunday lunches that stretch out, the "homemade" olive oil, greetings from the window overlooking the village. Then comes the experience: you enter, turn on the independent natural gas heating with aluminum radiators, adjust the air conditioning where needed, close the shutters of the double-glazed aluminum windows, and the house does what it's supposed to do-it works.
DETAILS THAT MATTER, TOLD WITHOUT TECHNICALITY
There's no need for vague promises: there are four bathrooms with showers to avoid morning queues, three fully functional kitchens with a fourth on the first floor for separate dining...