Villa Description – Piazza Santo Stefano, CernobbioThe villa is located in a hamlet of the municipality of Cernobbio called Piazza Santo Stefano, a hillside area characterized by a fine slope well exposed to sunlight and offering a remarkable view of the first basin of Lake Como. The building was constructed by the Petazzi company in 2002.The property covers an area of approximately 1,600 square meters, featuring natural terracing on multiple levels.The building, constructed in 2002, is a single-family residence designed on several levels to take full advantage of the existing terraces, providing access to the garden from every level and every living space, thus creating a strong indoor–outdoor relationship.The residential unit is composed as follows:Basement floor:The basement includes an underground garage of about 90 square meters, plus an additional area used as a covered maneuvering space, a technical room, and an under-stair storage area (very spacious and well-organized accessory spaces).Access is via a comfortable private ramp along Via Domodossola, which can also be conveniently used for outdoor parking.An internal straight staircase leads to the upper level — the ground floor, dedicated to the living area.Ground floor:The ground floor features a large, bright living room with a double-height ceiling and several openings onto the private garden, already offering beautiful views toward the city of Como and the first basin of the lake.This space is directly connected to the adjacent kitchen and to the circular entrance hall, which is also very bright, with double exposure (toward both the uphill and downhill gardens).From here, one can access the first floor, the guest bathroom, and adjacent spaces used as a tavern, laundry, and cellar.Although classified as accessory rooms, these areas are well-lit and healthy thanks to a fully ventilated rear courtyard (cavedio). The space is currently open-plan but has great potential — it could easily be divided and made independent with access from the garden, for example, to create a large guest suite or hobby area with complete privacy.The garden is flat, featuring a simple grass lawn without tall trees. The boundary is defined by a hedge serving as a “green barrier,” replacing traditional fences or railings. A swimming pool could be easily built in this area — it would be sunny, secluded, and private, both from the road and neighboring properties, making it ideal for relaxation.First floor:The sleeping area includes two bedrooms, a bathroom, and the master suite, which consists of a large master bedroom with access to a private bathroom and walk-in closet.The landing and stairwell are spacious and bright, and all bedrooms have access to the garden and enjoy views of the lake’s first basin.All bathrooms are ventilated and equipped with large, comfortable showers and bathtubs.A door in the hallway provides access to the rear courtyard (cavedio), currently used as storage space but potentially convertible into additional rooms such as bathrooms, walk-in closets, or service areas.Second floor:The second floor includes a double bedroom with an en-suite bathroom and access to two outdoor areas: a balcony integrated into the roof slope and a terrace/solarium directly connected to the garden. From here, one can enjoy a splendid view of the lake as well as the multi-level private garden.Materials and finishes:The materials used were carefully chosen to integrate the building harmoniously into the existing landscape, characterized by terraced slopes and stone retaining walls.Some portions of the façade are built in exposed stone, while others are finished with sand-colored plaster. The window frames are wooden, with traditional wooden shutters in keeping with local style.The sloping roofs are made of laminated wood treated in a warm honey tone, with reclaimed clay tiles to evoke the area’s traditional architecture, even t