Rusticity (noun)

1. The quality or condition of being rural, rustic or simple.
2. The character of a rural or country environment, especially in an attractive or quaint manner.

Origin:

Derived from the latin word 'rusticus' meaning rural or rustic.

Examples:

1. The rusticity of the small town was its greatest charm.
2. Her speech had an endearing rusticity that made everyone feel comfortable.
3. The old church had a charming rusticity, with its wooden pews and stained glass windows.
4. The village fair was a celebration of the region's rusticity, with farmers showcasing their produce.
5. He fell in love with the natural rusticity of the countryside and decided to move there.