The villa spans 348 square meters of commercial space and finds one of its most delightful aspects in its relationship with the outdoor areas. The private garden of 320 square meters accompanies the house with a tangible presence, designed to be enjoyed every day: surfaces paved with light tiles, corners furnished for outdoor living, plants, and flower boxes that add color and movement. The exposed brick walls and large windows on the upper floor contribute to giving character to the ensemble and allow natural light to flood in, while the presence of greenery and a fenced area provides a well-perceived sense of privacy.
With its 7 rooms and 5 bathrooms, the property offers a layout suitable for comfortable and well-organized daily living, as well as the ability to welcome guests with ease. The generous dimensions allow for imagining spaces dedicated to conviviality, family life, and more intimate moments, without sacrificing a fluid continuity between indoor and outdoor areas. It is precisely outdoors that the house expresses an important part of its identity: the dining area with a round table and metal chairs, sheltered by a large white umbrella, invites spontaneous use of the garden, from morning coffee to dinners in milder seasons. The vegetation extending along the edges, along with the dividing elements and the natural wood wall, helps create a cozy and serene atmosphere, where every space seems to find its function effortlessly.
An outdoor meal, a conversation that extends into the garden, the slower pace of hours spent outside: this villa suggests a way of living where the domestic dimension opens simply towards the outside. The presence of paved and equipped spaces makes the use of the garden immediate, not just as a mere backdrop but as a living part of the home. Even in a city like Rome, being able to rely on such a combination of internal space, privacy, and well-defined outdoor areas fundamentally changes the way the property is lived, offering daily opportunities for pause, meeting, and breathing.
This villa in Rome combines spaciousness, functionality, and a clear vocation for outdoor living in a credible and rare balance. The 348 square meters of commercial space, 7 rooms, 5 bathrooms, and the private garden of 320 square meters form a solid proposition, designed for those seeking significant spaces and a private setting, without straying from the fabric of the capital.
