Rome, Lazio 00178

The exposed wooden beams, terracotta floors, and arched openings immediately introduce the character of this 301 sqm villa, a property that builds its atmosphere through warm materials, natural light, and spaces designed to be lived in continuously. The plastered walls, in earth and white tones, accompany bright rooms where windows with dark wooden frames and skylights enhance the perception of space. Even the details of the wooden doors with decorative metal grilles contribute to giving the house a precise, welcoming, and measured identity, never ostentatious. Seven rooms and five bathrooms allow for a generous layout, suitable for comfortable and well-organized daily living, as well as hosting guests and shared moments. The villa is set in a private garden of 1,500 sqm, a significant outdoor space that naturally extends the house outdoors and reinforces its sense of privacy. Surrounding the building, the presence of tall trees and mature vegetation creates a secluded setting, while the fenced lawn and stone slab paths lead to the entrance with grace and continuity. The ochre-colored stucco facade, the tiled roof, the large windows with decorative grilles, and the wrought iron arches give the ensemble a coherent, solid, and well-recognizable image. Inside, the glossy terracotta, arched architraves, and the light streaming through the openings create warm-toned environments, balancing architectural character and residential comfort. The garden easily becomes the center of the day, from the first coffee outdoors to the slower moments of the evening, with the vegetation protecting privacy and naturally accompanying the rhythm of the house. The interior spaces, thanks to their spaciousness and constant presence of light, interact with the exterior effortlessly, promoting a lifestyle that favors openness, tranquility, and continuity between environments. In a city like Rome, a property of this kind offers a domestic dimension that is both intimate and open, where the relationship with greenery plays a concrete role in the quality of living. This villa combines significant dimensions, a layout of seven rooms with five bathrooms, and a private garden of 1,500 sqm in a whole that finds strength in the coherence of its details. In Rome, it represents a solution for those seeking space, privacy, and a living context immersed in greenery, without sacrificing the presence and value of one of the most central cities in the Italian landscape.