Charming Villa in Susello, Piedmont

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The expansive windows immediately define the character of this 158 sqm villa, crafted with a contemporary language of dark metal, wooden finishes, and clean lines. Light accompanies the outdoor spaces and strengthens the connection with the landscape, which enters the home through generous openings overlooking the lake and surrounding mountains. Even outside, everything seems designed for a home to be lived in naturally, with essential architecture, a focus on sustainability provided by solar panels, and greenery that contributes to creating a sense of measured tranquility, never artificial. The property unfolds over 5 rooms, with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, in a layout that suggests a comfortable and well-organized daily life, suitable for both family living and use as a residence for holiday stays. Surrounding the villa is a private garden of 450 sqm, a size that adds breadth to the home and genuinely expands the living spaces during milder months. The large windows, besides opening up views of the natural surroundings, facilitate a seamless transition between indoors and outdoors, while the outdoor area equipped with a table suggests a spontaneous use of outdoor spaces, from breakfast to evening. The architectural ensemble, with flat roofs, a dark metal facade, and wooden inserts, presents a contemporary image well-integrated into the landscape, without sacrificing a recognizable presence. The lush vegetation surrounding the property enhances this connection with the exterior and helps protect privacy, making the garden not just a complement but a real part of the living experience. Days here find a different rhythm, characterized by openings onto greenery, outdoor dining, and moments of peace in an outdoor space that invites continuous enjoyment. The view of the lake and mountains accompanies daily life discreetly, without the need for dramatic effects, while the tranquility of the setting makes this villa suitable for those seeking a more direct relationship with nature and an authentic landscape. The choice to integrate solar panels also adds a current and tangible aspect to the way of living in the house. This villa in Susello, Piedmont, combines in a manageable size several elements that are particularly sought after today: contemporary architecture, a 450 sqm private garden, privacy, sustainability, and a constant dialogue with the lake and mountains. A property that finds its value precisely in the balance between living space, the quality of the setting, and the immediacy of daily living.