Elegant Villa in Torino, Piedmont

The private garden of 100 square meters represents a real extension of the house, a space to be enjoyed in continuity with the interiors and to be interpreted through the different seasons. The external architecture significantly contributes to the property’s personality: the plaster decorations framing the openings, the wooden frames with shutters, the balcony railing, and the glass veranda create an interesting balance between scenic presence and residential function. The flat roof with skylights brings additional light to the structure and reinforces the feeling of a home designed to engage with natural brightness. Altogether, the villa conveys the idea of a spacious, solid, and recognizable residence, capable of combining domestic dimension and representativeness without excess.

Days can begin with light streaming through the windows and continue among the house’s rooms and the garden, in a rhythm that alternates privacy, tranquility, and relationships. The glass veranda suggests a particularly pleasant intermediate space, to be used as a passage, resting, or meeting area, always in connection with the outside. Even the garden, despite its modest size, adds tangible living quality: a private green corner that allows for outdoor time without sacrificing the convenience of the city. In this balance between generous interior volumes and outdoor spaces, the villa finds one of its most convincing qualities.

A villa of 300 square meters with 7 rooms, 4 bathrooms, and a private garden of 100 square meters represents in Turin a proposal of strong personality, made even more recognizable by the red brick facade, decorative details, and glass veranda. It is a home that combines architectural presence and daily livability, fitting into the Piedmontese context with a rare measure, made of space, light, and privacy.