The expansive glass windows and terracotta floors of the outdoor spaces introduce an 840 sqm villa that builds its character on the continuous dialogue between bright interiors and outdoor living. The presence of a pergola adorned with plants, yellow facades, and the greenery surrounding the property immediately conveys a tangible sense of privacy, made of spaces to inhabit naturally every day. Inside, light also plays a central role: the spacious and airy rooms are defined by neutral tones, well-finished wooden fixtures, and large openings that invite the garden into view.
Eleven rooms and seven bathrooms outline a residence of significant dimensions, capable of accommodating a complex daily life, a large family, or a representative function, always with the advantage of well-distributed spaces and remarkable freedom of use.
The villa features a private garden, terrace, balcony, annex, garage, and parking spaces, a set of elements that concretely expand the property’s possibilities and support its livability in every season. Outside, the garden unfolds around the house as a natural extension of the interior spaces, with lawns, trees, and hedges that help shield the property. The terracotta pavements accompany the pathways and outdoor living areas, while the pergola adds a pleasant and intimate intermediate space. Inside, the rooms are distinguished by their spaciousness, high ceilings, and constant brightness favored by the large windows; the light ceramic flooring and neutral-toned walls provide a sober base, easy to interpret and personalize. The annex adds further autonomy and flexibility, while the garage and parking spaces complete a particularly functional setup for a property of this scale.
Opening the glass windows, crossing the pergola, pausing on the terrace, or choosing a corner of the garden becomes part of a way of living that prioritizes a relaxed rhythm, privacy, and the relationship with open spaces. The presence of the balcony and outdoor areas allows for alternating between convivial moments and more private occasions, with a natural continuity between the house and the greenery. The annex also contributes to this freedom, offering a separate space that can accommodate guests, support activities for the residence, or different organizational needs over time.
A property of this type, in Rome, combines rare dimensions, numerous rooms, and a complete external setup in a convincing balance between representation and daily comfort. The combination of the main villa, annex, private garden, terrace, balcony, garage, and parking spaces makes it a substantial solution, designed for those seeking space, privacy, and a real estate presence capable of enduring over time.
