The exposed ceiling beams and light wood flooring immediately set the tone for this 225 sqm villa: a spacious, bright home designed to embrace daily life with ease. The living room, illuminated by large windows overlooking the garden’s greenery, conveys a sense of continuity between indoors and outdoors; the corner sofa, natural fiber rug, and wooden wall unit complement the space without overwhelming it, allowing light and the rooms’ breathability to take center stage. The overall atmosphere is both intimate and open, ideal for those seeking spaces to truly live in.
The 6 rooms and 3 bathrooms offer great flexibility in organizing the home, alternating between areas dedicated to socializing and more private zones.
The presence of a private garden significantly enhances the property’s livability, adding an outdoor dimension that interacts with the interiors through generous openings and natural brightness. The terrace and balcony provide additional outdoor retreats, making the home dynamic across different seasons and times of day. Completing the property are a garage, a parking space, and a cellar, elements that add functionality to a property of this size and simplify daily management. The villa thus presents itself as a solution capable of combining residential comfort, well-distributed spaces, and a constant connection with nature, in a balance that rarely depends on a single detail but rather on the entirety of its composition.
Days here find a rhythm of light streaming through the windows, rooms opening to the outside, and outdoor spaces to be used spontaneously. The private garden invites spending time outdoors, while the terrace and balcony add vantage points and more intimate pauses. Inside, the presence of light wood and visible beams helps create a relaxed atmosphere, suitable for both shared moments and quieter ones. It is a home that accommodates a large family life, yet also supports a lifestyle where privacy and tranquility remain central.
A villa of this size, complete with a private garden, terrace, balcony, garage, parking space, and cellar, represents a substantial offering in Genoa, where spaces have a real and not just declared role. The Ligurian context adds territorial identity to a property that focuses on livability, light, and a direct relationship with outdoor environments.
