Rome, Lazio 00151

The villa spans 450 square meters of commercial space, welcoming you from the entrance into bright rooms where light wood floors and neutral-toned walls create a sober and contemporary atmosphere. Wooden stairs lead to the upper levels with visual continuity, while a transparent steel elevator integrates naturally into the home, adding practicality without disrupting the harmony of the spaces. The kitchen follows this essential and functional line, featuring glossy gray cabinetry, a dark countertop, a stainless steel sink, and a five-burner gas stove. Its 18 rooms and 5 bathrooms allow for a property that can effortlessly adapt to various living needs, from the daily life of a large family to a representative residence. The generous distribution of spaces accommodates shared moments and more intimate areas, always maintaining a sense of openness. Outside, a private garden of 500 square meters enhances the connection with the house and makes the transition to outdoor living more natural. Additionally, there is a terrace and a paved area defined by plastered walls and an arched door, details that add character and continuity to the exteriors. A white wooden pergola organizes a convivial area with simplicity, accompanied by planters and seating that invite you to enjoy these spaces spontaneously, whether for an outdoor breakfast or a more intimate evening. The facade features decorative architectural elements and windows with dark wooden shutters, fitting into a lively urban context while maintaining a distinctly recognizable identity. The property is completed by a hot tub and a parking space. Days here find a natural rhythm between generous interiors and truly livable open spaces. The terrace and garden become an extension of the home, suitable for entertaining friends, taking a break outside, or enjoying a more private setting in the heart of Rome. The presence of the elevator makes managing the levels easier, while the well-organized kitchen and variety of rooms support a fluid daily life, focused on tangible comfort rather than scenic effects. An alarm system, intercom, and parking space add elements of practicality and security to a villa that combines size, functionality, and outdoor spaces that are hard to find with such breadth in the city. In Rome, this property represents a solution of strong personality, suitable for those seeking an important home, well-articulated, and capable of offering privacy and openness to the outside in the same balance.