The villa, designed by architect Luciano Morgia, is located in Via di Salè, a prestigious residential area a few hundreds meters away from the impressive circular Mausoleum in white limestone, commonly identified with Lucio Licinio Lucullo's tomb, an eminent Roman consul and praetor. In the same area is also located the so-called Torrione, a little-known but extremely interesting Roman structure which, thanks to its shape and dimensions, is also known as the Torroncino. The proximity of these historical monuments to the property adds considerable cultural and historical value to the villa, making it not only a prestigious residence but also an integral part of the historical heritage of the area.
Set in a 3500 sqm (4.2 yds) park with almost 60 olive trees and 10 fruit trees, the villa boasts a spectacular view of Rome and, on a clear day, the silvery reflections of the Lazio's sea can be seen on the horizon. Its exclusive location offers a fascinating panorama, especially at sunset.
The property covers over 500 sqm (5380 sq ft) and is divided over three floors, each with its main living space, besides a garage of approximately 70 sqm (753 sq ft). The ground floor is the residential area par excellence and it is characterized by large convivial spaces, all of which give easy access to the park and to the live-in terraces. A spacious hall divided into various areas and characterized by a large circular fireplace, offers a stunning view cutting through the green of the olive trees down to Rome. A large living room comprising a whole area occupied by the kitchen opens up onto a spacious terrace, a perfect place for sharing good times with friends or enjoying suggestive moments of relaxation. Always on the residential floor, but wisely separated from the living area, is the sleeping area made up of 5 bedrooms and three bathrooms, besides a study and a closet room.
The spaces on the first floor have been wisely designed and the two rooms enjoy the villa's most striking views from the two wide terraces outside. The basement, duly and almost entirely excavated, is made up of large spaces that are presently optimally managed by the owners, but that can be easily reinvented with countless solutions based on the needs of the buyer who will enjoy this outstanding estate. The garage, with driveway access, provides enough covered room to accommodate up to 3 cars, two-wheeled vehicles and a service corner. Although the villa is a single unit, each area and each floor has its own independent entrance with access from the park.
Passing through the gate of this exclusive villa surrounded by greenery and with breathtaking views is a unique experience. Every corner of this estate exudes timeless elegance.
Not only is this residence a place made up of wide spaces and comfort, but it also represents a valuable investment.
Visiting this villa means exploring the unique opportunity of joining the quietness of an ex
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