Villa in Terlano, Trentino-Alto Adige

Details

The exposed wooden beams and dark wood flooring immediately introduce the character of this villa, built in 1956 and spread over four levels. Light enters through three windows and large glass doors, resting on the neutral-toned walls and accompanying spaces that naturally alternate different materials: the warmth of wood, the presence of a Persian rug in red tones, the geometric design of a marble floor. This creates a cozy yet luminous atmosphere, where each room seems to have its own rhythm, without sacrificing overall coherence. The 383 square meters of commercial space shape an important property, designed to accommodate different rhythms and needs without sacrificing space or privacy. The 10 rooms allow for a wide and articulated distribution, while the 7 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms make the villa suitable for a large family, those who desire guest spaces, or those seeking a home capable of combining private life with moments of representation. The presence of four floors adds depth to the internal organization and suggests a division of spaces that accompanies daily life with order and flexibility. Inside, the emerging details reveal bright and well-defined environments: ceilings with exposed beams, marble surfaces with geometric patterns, dark wood furnishings that integrate discreetly, and light walls that amplify natural light. Some decorative elements, such as paintings and a decorated wardrobe, contribute to giving personality to the spaces without overwhelming them. Completing the property's profile is the armored door, a concrete presence that adds an aspect of security to the domestic dimension. Days here can take shape in many different ways, thanks to a square footage that allows freedom of movement and use. A bright room with exposed beams invites more intimate and quiet rhythms, while larger spaces lend themselves to hosting, working from home, or carving out areas dedicated to personal passions. The distribution over several levels also contributes to creating a home to live in over time, capable of adapting to family changes or hospitality needs naturally. The context of Terlano adds the value of an address set in the South Tyrolean territory, in the province of Bolzano. This villa combines generous dimensions, a spacious internal structure, and material details that make the environments recognizable and authentic. In Terlano, within the context of Trentino-Alto Adige, it represents a substantial proposal, suitable for those seeking an important residence or a property with potential hospitality opportunities to be carefully evaluated, starting from a concrete base of space, light, and internal articulation.