In Vezia, conveniently placed and well served a few minutes from Lugano, this 2011 single-family house extends over roughly 250 m² across three levels. The western exposure fills the rooms with a light that shifts through the day, and with each floor the view opens further onto the hills and the village below.

The ground floor is made for shared living. The living room with fireplace and the dining area flow into one another and open onto two terraces, one covered and one exposed, which in the warmer months become a natural extension of the interior. From here the garden of about 100 m² unfolds, shaped by gentle slopes and low stone walls that give it order and shelter. The kitchen adjoins the dining area and is supported by a pantry and a dedicated laundry. A guest toilet, a utility room, a cellar and a generous basement storage complete the level, answering a family's real need for space.

The first floor gathers the everyday sleeping quarters: three bedrooms served by two shower rooms, arranged so that each room keeps its own quiet and independence.
The top level is the signature of the house. Given over entirely to the primary suite, it offers a wide bedroom with private bathroom fitted with tub and shower, a separate dressing area and a bright mezzanine that adds a flexible space for a study, wardrobe or reading corner. Here the light and the outlook become most generous, a retreat set apart from the rest of the home.

The recent construction comes with a carefully considered technical standard: gas underfloor heating, thermal insulation and double-glazed windows, which translate into comfort and lower running costs. Outside, four parking spaces, two of them covered. Schools, services and the main connections, motorway included, are reachable within minutes: a setting that makes this house a comfortable, practical base for family life.