The exposed wooden beams, light wooden flooring, and the presence of a glass and metal elevator immediately introduce the character of this 450 sqm villa in Rome: a spacious, intricate home designed for contemporary living without sacrificing details that add warmth to the spaces. Natural light generously flows through the large windows, seamlessly accompanying the spaces, while the wooden stairs and a wall equipped with bookshelves help create an atmosphere that is both cozy and open, suitable for everyday life as well as shared moments.
The 18 rooms allow for an extremely versatile layout, supported by 5 bathrooms that make the property convenient to manage even when the house is fully occupied.
Outside, the villa stands out for its white stucco finishes, well-recognizable architectural decorations, and dark wood frames with shutters, elements that give presence to the ensemble without weighing it down. The terrace naturally extends the living spaces and lends itself to becoming an outdoor living extension; here, the uniform flooring provides a clean and orderly image, complemented by the discreet greenery of potted plants. Completing the property is a private garden of 500 sqm, a tangible size that allows for alternating moments of privacy, conviviality, and relaxation. The hot tub adds an additional element dedicated to well-being, while the parking space simplifies daily management. In terms of security and practicality, the presence of an alarm system and video intercom contributes to defining a home attentive to functional aspects as well.
Days here find a natural rhythm between bright interiors and outdoor spaces to be enjoyed freely. The terrace can host a slow pause or an informal gathering, while the garden offers a precious margin of privacy in the urban context. The internal configuration, so spacious and flexible, lends itself to different interpretations: a private representative residence, a home for a family desiring space, or a place where hospitality and functionality are balanced.
A villa like this combines significant square footage, architectural character, and a provision of open spaces that in Rome holds particularly tangible value. The combination of 450 sqm of interior space, a private garden of 500 sqm, a terrace, and amenities dedicated to comfort delivers a complete property, capable of standing out for its presence, livability, and proportion.
