2 bedrooms villa, 300 m²

Sacrofano, Rome (province)

Elegant villa surrounded by greenery in Monte Caminetto

Villa of charm finely renovated

Half an hour from the center of Rome, not far from Via Flaminia and part of the Veio Regional Park, in the large wooded area called “Macchia di Sacrofano”, we offer for sale an elegant 1970s villa expertly renovated and surrounded by greenery. 300 sq m architecturally regenerated through the use of materials such as glass, concrete, stone and wood. Large windows almost completely replace the walls, making it possible to enjoy the garden even from inside, ensuring an atmosphere of absolute quiet.

Climbing the large staircase with cantilevered steps inspired by Scarpa, you reach the spacious living area, fully glazed and flooded with light, also thanks to the enhancement of the original wood-slat suspended ceiling that creates a soft atmosphere. Next to the living room are the dining area and the large open-plan kitchen made of wood and stone. Completing the ground floor are two bedrooms, both with en-suite bathrooms, and the master bedroom, with the striking custom bed made of fluted travertine, a local stone, overlooking the rear garden and the elegant, minimalist swimming pool, fully integrated into the landscape. For the approximately 1,500 sq m garden, plants such as rosemary, sage and lavender have been selected and mixed in the sunniest area, and ficus, olive trees and oaks in the more shaded area. From the living room you access the upper floor via a striking circular stone staircase leading to the study, reading and relaxation area, and the lower floor to the wellness spa area, where the soft Japanese soaking tub emerges, integrated into the concrete floor.

Exclusive design residence, in total harmony with the surrounding nature.

Sacrofano reveals itself as a charming medieval village of warm yellow stone, nestled on the slopes of Mount Musino at about 260 meters above sea level. Located a few kilometers north of the Capital, the town stands on volcanic terrain that slopes gently toward the plain, offering a panorama dominated by lush vegetation known as the “Macchia di Sacrofano”.

Almost entirely within the Veio Park, the village appears as a treasure chest of history and nature, where greenery frames narrow alleys and tall houses that bear witness to its past as an ancient castrum. Its strategic position, at the crossroads between the Via Flaminia and the Via Cassia, has over time made it a place of transit and meeting, still preserving today the suspended atmosphere of a quiet refuge in the Roman countryside.

*The present information and floor plans are purely indicative and do not constitute contractual elements.*