Charming Villa with Pool in Rome, Lazio

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The vaulted terracotta ceiling, wooden beams, and exposed stone walls immediately set the tone for this 550 sqm villa: a spacious, tactile home designed to welcome and be lived in naturally. Inside, the light wood flooring complements bright and well-laid-out spaces, while a marble fireplace with decorative details becomes a focal point that warms the space even when not lit. Light filters through sheer curtains and settles on rooms that blend architectural substance with comfort, creating an intimate yet open atmosphere. The property unfolds as an entire building on the ground floor and offers a significant layout, with a total of 23 rooms, 7 bedrooms, and 5 bathrooms. These numbers tell the story of a residence capable of adapting to a complex daily life, accommodating family and guests, or serving as a prestigious living project. The interiors alternate structural elements with a recognizable character, such as stone, terracotta, and wood, with lighter finishes that ease the overall look and make its use contemporary and fluid. Outside, the rectangular pool with a light stone edge is set in a garden traversed by a stone path leading to the main house. The villa, with stone walls and a red-tiled roof, stands out among olive trees, cypresses, and ornamental vegetation, in a coherent and well-defined ensemble. The loungers placed next to the water and the paving surrounding the pool enhance the usability of the outdoor spaces and emphasize their convivial nature, without interrupting the dialogue with the natural landscape surrounding the property. Days here find a full and measured rhythm, between the silence of interiors marked by authentic materials and the allure of open spaces around the pool. An outdoor lunch, a few hours in the sun, an evening gathered by the fireplace: every moment seems to find its right place effortlessly. The presence of olive trees, cypresses, and hills covered with vegetation and vineyards visible in the context contributes to creating a continuous relationship with the outside, made of light, seasons, and visual depth. A villa of this size, with seven bedrooms, ample interior spaces, and such a clearly defined external layout, represents a valuable proposition for those seeking a significant residence in Rome, capable of combining architectural presence, residential comfort, and a natural context perceptible in every part of the property. Even in terms of representation or hospitality, all the elements are present, with measure and credibility.