The villa features an exposed brick façade, yellow stucco details, and wooden shuttered windows that immediately give it a distinctive character. The sloping roof, the decorations along the edges, and the green pergola at the entrance accompany the arrival with a measured, never ostentatious scenic presence. It is a property that conveys solidity and warmth from the outside, hinting at a home designed to be lived in with spaciousness, privacy, and continuity between the interiors and the garden.
Its 497 square meters of commercial space distributed across 10 rooms allow for an articulated daily life, capable of alternating between convivial moments and more intimate spaces.
The 3 bathrooms contribute to making a residence of significant size functional, while the presence of the fireplace and the tavern adds two elements that change the rhythm of the house in different seasons and times of the day. Outside, the private garden surrounds the entire property, enhancing the sense of privacy; the lawn and flower beds highlight the care taken, while a hot tub nestled in the greenery creates a corner dedicated to wellness and leisurely time. The terrace and balcony further expand the connection with the outdoors, offering additional open spaces to be enjoyed naturally. Completing the picture are the garage and parking space, practical features that add convenience to a prestigious villa, suitable for a large family or those who desire generous spaces for entertaining.
Days here take on a different pace between the garden, the terrace, and the spacious interiors. The fireplace makes evenings more intimate, while the tavern is ideal for informal gatherings, long dinners, or moments to share discreetly. In the beautiful season, the pergola and open spaces invite you to move the home’s activities outside, amidst tranquility, conversations, and outdoor pauses. In Turin, a property of this kind manages to combine architectural presence, comfort, and a quality of living that centers on space.
Garage, parking space, private garden, terrace, balcony, and tavern form a rare ensemble for its size and completeness, made even more recognizable by the brick façade and architectural details of the villa. In a context like Turin, this residence offers a convincing synthesis of character, functionality, and outdoor living, with the potential of being an important home also in terms of representation.
