In Castello d'Argile, this detached villa, completed in 2005 to a design by architect Corrado Scagliarini, blends into its landscape with rare balance, creating a continuous dialogue between architecture and nature.Set over two floors and surrounded by approximately 18,000 square metres of private parkland, the property is defined by its horizontal layout, generous glazing, and a coherent material palette, where exposed brick, timber, and iron shape bright, authentic interiors.The double-height living area is the heart of the home, centred around a fireplace that naturally structures the space. The upper floor overlooks the main reception room, preserving a visual connection that enhances the sense of volume. Bedrooms open onto the greenery and are complemented by a roof garden.Outside, a covered porch, swimming pool, and private lake complete the setting. The property also includes a guest house and four garages.