Description

In the prestigious district of Nomentano, among historic villas and gardens, stands this wonderful villa in late-liberty style that preserves intact the charm and majesty of the early twentieth century. Its architecture, embellished with mullioned windows, colonnades, loggias and refined wrought iron decorations, tells stories of an era in which aesthetics and functionality fused in perfect harmony.

Historic home and seat of prestigious film productions and included in the volume "Il villino a Roma. The Nomentano district" by Irene De Guttry (2009), the villa has passed through almost a century of history without losing its timeless charm. Today awaits those who know how to seize the soul and bring it back to its former glory, in perfect balance between past and future.

After crossing the main gate, you are greeted by a lush garden embellished with a historic fountain, framed by monumental pines and cypress trees, which leads to the main entrance of the villa. Inside the garden there is also a small independent building, customizable according to your needs, as a garage or private outbuilding.

A large atrium introduces the most scenic element of the residence: a majestic monumental marble staircase, which develops with elegance, accompanying the gaze towards the noble floor. Its harmonious lines, wide steps and refined balustrade make it an authentic architectural masterpiece, a symbol of prestige and solemnity that dominates the entire space.

On the ground floor, next to the staircase, there are rooms with generous heights, decorated with original finishes of the time. Two large meeting rooms, bright and communicating thanks to an internal loggia, are next to other rooms with a sober and elegant style.

Going up the magnificent staircase, you enter the main floor, where there are large and bright rooms, each with its own distinctive character: rooms with suggestive views of the green, a lounge that preserves intact the original furnishings, elegant balconies and a loggia that gives an intimate and reserved perspective on the city. The floors in precious parquet and the wall decorations evoke a sense of hospitality and warmth, making each room unique and charming.

More private and cozy on the second floor, it houses a large living area with a refined double lounge, dining room, kitchen and bathroom. Also on the floor, two beautiful terraces offer a privileged view of the roofs of Rome and the surrounding greenery, a perfect space for moments of contemplation or conviviality. From one of the terraces you finally access a third solar pavement, a secret corner where the city is revealed in all its beauty.

Finally, the basement contains rooms that once housed archives and other rooms dedicated to service personnel, which today lend themselves to multiple uses.