Spacious Apartment with Garden in Rome, Lazio

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The light wood flooring welcomes you into a ground-floor apartment with 140 square meters of commercial space, where natural light streams through large windows and reflects off white walls and contemporary details. The atmosphere is that of a recently built home, constructed in 2020, designed for modern and measured living, where each room interacts with the outdoors. The living room, defined by essential lines and a discreet presence of wood, conveys a sense of order and openness, while the greenery of the garden glimpsed through the windows adds depth and breath to the interior spaces. Six rooms and three bathrooms are distributed throughout the home with balance, offering significant square footage that allows for imagining a comfortable, fluid, and well-organized daily life. The presence of the private garden is one of the elements that give character to the property, as it naturally extends the life of the house outward and creates a tangible continuity between the indoor and outdoor spaces. Additionally, the balcony provides further relief, enriching the overall livability. The modern finishes emerging from the interiors, with neutral-toned walls, white fixtures, chrome faucets, and a sink with a linear design, convey a contemporary language consistent with the building. Even outside, the project maintains this approach: the facade combines concrete and glass, while the open spaces are accompanied by terraces with light stone paving, ornamental plants, and essential furnishings. The solar panels on the roof add a current detail to a four-story building served by an elevator, set in a residential urban context of Rome. Opening the windows to the greenery of the garden changes the rhythm of the days and introduces a more intimate dimension, rare to find with such immediacy in the city. The outdoor spaces allow for moments in the open air, a breakfast outside, a quiet pause, a dinner in the milder season, always with the comfort of a contemporary home behind you. The internal layout, with six rooms and three bathrooms, also lends itself to a flexible management of domestic life, leaving room for both conviviality and privacy. The surrounding urban context, well-integrated into a residential area, keeps services and connections close without sacrificing a sense of domestic tranquility. This property interprets Rome with a contemporary twist: a recent, spacious, and well-articulated apartment, where the relationship between bright interiors and private open spaces becomes its most convincing feature. The private garden, the balcony, the elevator, and the 2020 construction compose a solid ensemble, designed for those seeking a city home capable of offering comfort, light, and a daily connection with the outdoors.