Rome, Lazio 00178

The exposed wooden beams and high ceilings immediately set the tone for this 500 sqm villa, where natural light streams through wooden windows, illuminating spacious, warm environments designed for continuous living. The dark wood parquet and terracotta tiles, both featured in the interiors, lend an authentic materiality to the spaces, while the curved wooden staircase introduces an architectural movement that makes the layout more dynamic. It is a home that combines size and atmosphere, with a solid and welcoming presence, capable of conveying the grandeur of an important property from the very first entrance. The 10 rooms and 5 bathrooms allow for the imagination of a comfortable, well-organized daily life, suitable for both family living and as a representative residence. The villa unfolds with numerous and articulated spaces, where the generosity of the surfaces finds a natural complement in the service areas and annexes. Outside, the private 12,000 sqm garden significantly enhances the property's value, creating a rare distance, characterized by privacy and freedom of movement. The balcony provides an additional open view, while the annex introduces a flexible and independent use option, useful for guests, staff, or activities complementary to the main residence. The ensemble is completed by the cellar and parking spaces, elements that reinforce the villa's functionality without detracting from the character of the house. The overall impression is that of a complete property, where the modern internal staircase dialogues with warm materials and a layout that allows space for both conviviality and more private moments. Strolling through the garden, organizing outdoor lunches, returning to bright interiors after a day in the city: the rhythm suggested by this property arises precisely from the relationship between the internal expanse and the large outdoor space. Rome remains the natural reference for services, relationships, and cultural life, but here the daily perception can change, thanks to a more relaxed and private measure of living. The annex also opens up to a versatile management of the house, making the property suitable for those who wish to host comfortably or create a place capable of responding to different needs over time. A villa of these dimensions, with 12,000 sqm of private garden and a complete array of accessory spaces, represents in Rome a proposal of strong consistency and rare immediacy. It is a property that combines presence, functionality, and privacy, with the advantage of being located in a central territorial context like that of the Capital.