Rome, Lazio 00128

The glossy parquet leads into a 300 sqm villa where natural light filters through sheer curtains and interacts with wood-paneled walls, integrated bookshelves, and two stained glass doors that introduce a personal, recognizable touch. The spaces convey a sense of measured warmth, crafted from materials, proportions, and details that impart character without ostentation. The presence of the fireplace further defines a full and welcoming domestic atmosphere, designed to be lived in every day with the same ease with which guests and moments of tranquility are welcomed. The 6 rooms are distributed over 2 levels, creating a well-organized home suitable for comfortable family living. The 3 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms allow for smooth space management, while the tavern adds a versatile area, envisioned as a convivial zone, service space, or a more intimate part of the house. Outside, the private garden naturally extends the living area and finds one of its focal points in the private pool: the area is defined by light stone paving, with zones dedicated to relaxation and outdoor living, among outdoor furniture, lawn, and tall hedges that enhance the sense of privacy. The terrace and hot tub complete a setting designed to alternate between conviviality and well-being, while the garage and 3 parking spaces make the property practical for everyday life. The villa, with its yellow façade, green shutters, and tiled roof, maintains a harmonious relationship with the open spaces, accessible via stone paths that seamlessly connect the house and garden. Days here flow between cozy interiors and open spaces that invite a change of pace according to the season and moment. A lunch on the lawn, a few hours by the pool, an evening on the terrace, or a slower time dedicated to the hot tub create a daily life of freedom and comfort. Inside the house, the presence of wood, diffused light, and well-defined spaces promote intimate living that remains open to sharing. In Rome, such a property offers a private and relaxed dimension without sacrificing the solidity of an important residence. Garage, 3 parking spaces, electric gate, alarm system, video intercom, and fiber optics complete the profile of a villa that combines scenic presence with practical functionality. In Rome, it represents a valuable solution for those seeking spacious areas, privacy, and true continuity between indoor and outdoor life, in an urban context where finding this combination is increasingly rare.