Rome, Lazio 00123

The wooden parquet, high ceilings with decorative moldings, and the presence of a fireplace immediately set the tone for this 2,000 sqm commercial villa: a spacious property designed to welcome and be lived in with natural ease. The light entering through the large windows traverses rooms with light tones and highlights details such as the marble of the fireplace and the moldings, yielding a sense of solidity and measure. Even the reception spaces maintain a warm character, thanks to the continuation of materials and the generous stairway of the interiors, which accompany the story of the house without the need for effects. Its 15 rooms and 10 bathrooms establish a substantial layout, suitable for those seeking rare volumes and a property capable of combining private space and hospitality. The fireplace adds a recognizable domestic hub to the interior rooms, while outside the villa opens onto a private garden of 20,000 sqm that concretely expands the quality of living. The private pool, rectangular and set in a paved area with terracotta, becomes one of the property's balance points, together with the terrace and outdoor spaces designed for seamless outdoor living. The architectural notes observed outside create an articulated whole: the masonry building, the main structure with gabled tiled roof, the paved surfaces with geometric patterns, the presence of cypresses and a wooden gazebo shaded by vegetation contribute to creating different zones, more open or more intimate, always in relation to the greenery. The parking spaces complete a feature that makes the property functional also for daily management and hosting guests. The days here find their rhythm between rooms of ample representation and outdoor living that changes with the seasons. The garden offers space to move, to receive, to linger beside the pool or to seek a more private corner under the gazebo, with that sense of privacy born from distance and the presence of greenery. The terrace also contributes to this continuous dialogue between house and exterior, inviting moments that are more intimate or convivial. In the context of Rome, a property of this size manages to combine breath, tranquility, and stage presence, with an imprint that can adapt to either a private residence or a representative dwelling. The combination of 2,000 sqm commercial, 15 rooms, 10 bathrooms, private pool, terrace, and a 20,000 sqm garden shapes a villa with strong identity, where space is not just quantity but a concrete possibility to live the home in different ways. In Rome, within a highly attractive territorial context, it represents a rare solution for its size, privacy, and the relationship between architecture, outdoors, and the quality of living.