Spacious Villa with Garden in Rome, Lazio

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The exposed stone walls, large windows, and light marble flooring immediately set the tone for this 440 sqm villa, creating a successful balance between solidity, light, and domestic comfort. The dark wood fixtures add depth to the spaces, while the wooden ceiling introduces a warmer, more intimate note. The entrance also effectively conveys the property's character: stone stairs, curved metal railings, and a measured yet recognizable architectural presence, designed to welcome naturally and lead towards bright interiors and outdoor spaces meant to be enjoyed seamlessly. The layout unfolds across 5 rooms, with 2 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, offering a dimension that allows for envisioning a comfortable private residence, scenic without excess, also suitable for hosting. The fireplace introduces a convivial focal point that makes the spaces more intimate, while the hot tub adds an element dedicated to daily well-being. Outside, the private garden becomes a tangible presence rather than just a backdrop: lush vegetation, trees, and decorative plants accompany the pathways and define a continuous relationship with the house. Flower beds, the lawn area, and light-tiled paving expand the usability of the open spaces, lending themselves equally to relaxation and conviviality. The facade is punctuated by large windows framed in wood, capable of bringing natural light inside and opening the house to the outside with architectural coherence. A terrace on the first floor provides an additional outdoor view, while the garage, present in one unit, completes the property's functionality. A security alarm system is also installed for safety. An outdoor lunch, an evening by the fireplace, a moment of pause in the hot tub: the quality of this villa emerges especially in the ease with which it accommodates different daily gestures. The furnishable outdoor spaces, the presence of the terrace, and the greenery surrounding the property create a private and relaxed setting, where domestic life can seamlessly extend outdoors. The brightness ensured by the windows and the materiality of stone and wood contribute to a full yet measured atmosphere, suitable for those seeking a home with a precise identity and a more leisurely, personal, well-calibrated way of living. This villa in Rome combines significant square footage, recognizable architectural details, and a well-constructed relationship between interiors and exteriors. The result is a property that finds value not only in its size and features but in the overall coherence of its residential narrative, between private garden, terrace, garage, and spaces designed to offer comfort, privacy, and presence.