Set in the peaceful Lazio countryside and a short distance from the sea, this elegant villa built in 2004 offers a charming residence in a strategic location between the lakes of Bracciano and Martignano.
The property, featuring external thermal insulation and designed by a renowned architect from Bergamo, is located in the municipality of Cerveteri, in a green and private setting. The v
Set in the peaceful Lazio countryside and a short distance from the sea, this elegant villa built in 2004 offers a charming residence in a strategic location between the lakes of Bracciano and Martignano.
The property, featuring external thermal insulation and designed by a renowned architect from Bergamo, is located in the municipality of Cerveteri, in a green and private setting. The villa enjoys a dominant position with open and bright views across the surrounding landscape extending to the sea. Built with reinforced concrete structural walls, it is arranged over three levels with an internal surface of approximately 400 sqm (4,306 sq.ft), with spaces designed to ensure comfort and continuity between indoor and outdoor areas.
The main floor features a spacious and bright living room with a warm and elegant atmosphere, opening onto a large terrace. This level also includes the main kitchen, a bedroom, a bathroom and a study. The upper floor hosts an additional living room with fireplace and a bedroom with bathroom, offering pleasant views of the surrounding landscape. The lower ground floor, very bright thanks to direct access to the garden, has been conceived as an independent and convivial area. It includes a large living room with fireplace, a service kitchen, two bedrooms, a bathroom, a laundry area and a garage.
Natural light and continuity with the surrounding landscape are among the property’s key features. Terraces and verandas provide outdoor spaces to enjoy throughout the year. The property is completed by approximately 10,000 sqm (107,639 sq.ft) of private land, enriched with fruit trees and around fifty olive trees.
Balanced between nature and convenient connections, the property is located approximately 40 minutes from Rome and 30 minutes from Leonardo da Vinci International Airport in Fiumicino.
Nestled in the scenic region of Cerveteri, this property offers an authentic Italian lifestyle blending tranquility with accessibility. It’s a short drive from Fiumicino Airport, offering global connectivity, and close to local train stations for easy access to Rome. Experience rich cultural history with nearby Etruscan sites. Enjoy leisurely days at nearby beaches, exclusive golf clubs, and savor Mediterranean cuisine at fine dining establishments.
Rome, the eternal city, has been attracting visitors for two millennia but it is still one of the most exhilarating
Rome, the eternal city, has been attracting visitors for two millennia but it is still one of the most exhilarating and romantic destinations in the world. Italy Sotheby’s International Realty offers its international and local clientele a wide selection of luxury properties in Rome, on Capri Island as well as on that beautiful coast of rugged cliffs and sandy coves that is known as Amalfi Coast. Located inside the renowned Palazzo Odescalchi, whose facade was originally designed by Gian Lorenzo Bernini in 1665, and just across the street from Palazzo Colonna, the office is conveniently positioned to offer the right properties catering to individual client needs. Its competent, multi-lingual staff members are delighted to introduce their clients to the marvels of high-end property in some of Italy’s most enchanting destinations. With the purpose of confirming Italy Sotheby’s International Realty’s vocation for hospitality and the quality of living spaces, it has opened two showrooms, in Milan and Rome. Two spaces designed to welcome guests in a private setting, characterized by pieces of furniture that have made the history of Italian design.
Lo Rome showroom is located in the heart of Roma in Via Fontanella di Borghese , a few steps from Trinità dei Monti and Via dei Condotti. The project of the new space, composed of four different rooms, was born in collaboration with the Giustini/Stagetti Gallery, which for over ten years has based its research on 20th-century Italian design and international contemporary design.