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€1,030,000
Spacious Villa in Rome, Lazio with Private Garden
The terracotta floor with a checkerboard pattern immediately introduces the character of this villa, a property with 427 square meters of commercial space that naturally combines spaciousness and a homely atmosphere. The rooms tell the story of a home lived with balance, where light enters through windows shielded by light curtains and accompanies spaces designed for welcoming, working, and finding personal time. Wood appears in various details, from the large solid wood table that grounds the convivial area to the flooring of another, more intimate and versatile room, completed by a desk and furnishings that suggest different functions without losing coherence. Its 15 rooms distributed over 4 levels offer a significant structure, suitable for those seeking generous volumes and a layout capable of following different rhythms of the day. The 5 bathrooms contribute to making the house comfortable even when fully lived in, with guests or a large family, while elements like the fireplace, the tavern, and the cellar add depth to the living experience, creating spaces that go beyond function and invite habitation. Outside, the private garden extends the house into a more secluded dimension: the lawn, tall hedges, and boundary wall create a tangible sense of privacy, allowing for outdoor moments at various times of the day. The veranda with wooden table and chairs becomes a natural extension of the living area, while the ceramic flooring accompanies the outdoor spaces with practicality and continuity. This is complemented by the terrace, which can be furnished as an outdoor living room, the balcony, and the parking space, completing a set that balances both daily needs and those of a representative residence. Days here easily find their own rhythm between welcoming interiors and open spaces to be enjoyed with simplicity. A meal under the veranda, a conversation by the fireplace in cooler seasons, the terrace as a private corner for reading or hosting a few friends: each space suggests a spontaneous, never forced use. The presence of a multifunctional room also hints at a home capable of adapting, accommodating work, leisure, and hospitality with the same naturalness. In a city like Rome, this flexibility translates into a fuller and more personal way of living. The consistency of the spaces, the presence of the private garden, and the distribution over multiple levels make this villa a proposal of rare balance in the context of Rome. It is a property that offers substance, privacy, and a range of environments capable of accommodating different needs over time, always keeping at the center the tangible pleasure of a spacious, articulated home well connected to its outdoor spaces.









