Rome, Lazio 00166

The villa features a light facade, punctuated by white columns at the entrance and balconies with decorative railings, while the red gabled roof immediately defines its profile. Surrounding it, the private garden welcomes guests with tall trees, hedges, and ornamental plants that give rhythm to the outdoor spaces and discreetly protect the house. The stone driveway, designed with circular patterns and illuminated by classic-style lampposts, introduces a bright and intimate atmosphere, where architecture and greenery create a harmonious ensemble that is very pleasant to live in every day. With its 320 square meters of commercial space, the property offers significant dimensions and a layout designed to accommodate both family life and more convivial moments. The 5 rooms are organized with 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, in a balance that suggests comfortable, well-separated spaces suitable for various living needs. Outside, the presence of the terrace further enhances the connection with the outdoors, adding a space to inhabit during milder seasons and naturally integrating it into the daily life of the house. The private pool reinforces this vocation, transforming the garden into a place to truly use, not just observe. Completing the property is a guesthouse, an element that increases the flexibility of the ensemble and can easily meet hospitality or space organization needs. The two garages add an important practical aspect, rare and valuable in a residential context like Rome. Even outside, every detail contributes to the perception of a house built to last: the decorative paving, airy access, well-arranged flowerbeds, and the vegetation surrounding the villa convey a sense of order, privacy, and continuity between architecture and domestic landscape. Days here find their rhythm between open spaces and the freedom of an independent home, with the garden becoming a natural setting for time spent outdoors and the private pool inviting full enjoyment of the beautiful season. The terrace offers an additional point of respite, suitable for a quiet pause or a shared moment, while the guesthouse expands the property's usability with tangible flexibility. It is a home that naturally accompanies a private life, made of comfort, light, and well-balanced relationships between interior and exterior. Rome provides the backdrop for a property that combines architectural presence, generous spaces, and a living quality based on privacy and functionality. The combination of the main villa, private garden, pool, guesthouse, and two garages makes the ensemble particularly complete, suitable for those seeking a representative residence without sacrificing an authentically domestic dimension.