Detached villa for sale in Roma, Monte Sacro

Garden City – Period villa with large private garden ROME – GARDEN CITY | DETACHED PERIOD VILLA WITH APPROXIMATELY 1,000 SQM GARDEN In the heart of the historic Città Giardino Aniene, in the Montesacro district, we offer for sale a charming detached period villa from the 1920s, an expression of the characteristic Roman Baroque style, nestled in the center of a large private lot and surrounded by a garden of approximately 1,000 square meters. The property, with its main entrance on Via Adamello and a second entrance on Via Moncenisio, currently unused, retains a strong architectural identity. The load-bearing structure is masonry, the facades are plastered and feature large windows with shutters and wrought-iron grilles; the overhanging roof rests on a wooden structure, and the staircase emerges from the villa's volume, forming a distinctive tower with a covered terrace. The building is free on all four sides and enjoys multiple exposures and pleasant views from the upper floors. The mezzanine floor houses the living area, with a spacious reception room featuring an elegant blue and white ceramic fireplace decorated with floral motifs, a dining room, a large kitchen, storage rooms, and a guest bathroom. The kitchen also has direct access to the garden. The dramatic internal staircase, embellished with wrought iron and illuminated by windows with decorated and silk-screened glass, leads to the first floor, which houses the sleeping area, featuring three large bedrooms, two walk-in closets, and two bathrooms. The generous dimensions and layout of the rooms allow for a private master suite and additional bedrooms for family or guests. The upper floor features a particularly versatile space, currently organized as a bedroom and study, but easily adaptable as a private suite, library, professional office, or guest space. This level also features an additional bathroom and a 29-square-meter solarium terrace, featuring splendid polychrome ceramic tiles with geometric and floral motifs, creating a truly decorative outdoor space. From the main entrance, an internal door and the villa's staircase lead to the lower floor, which, thanks to the layout of the land, is largely above ground and features windows and openings to the outside. Here, you'll find a large living room, a bedroom, a kitchen, a bathroom, and hallways, as well as a laundry room. The presence of a complete living area and related services makes this floor particularly suitable for guests, older children, domestic staff, or other family needs. The garden also features a single-level guesthouse of approximately 47 square meters, comprising a large bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom. This space, separate from the main villa, is particularly versatile and can be used for guests, family, staff, or as a private office. Adjacent to the guesthouse is the utility room for the heating system. The private garden of approximately 1,000 square meters is one of the property's most distinctive features. Tall trees, palms, conifers, ornamental and fruit trees, shrubs, fountains, and wrought iron elements create a succession of intimate spaces and vistas, creating a true secret garden in the heart of Rome. A porphyry-paved section also allows for multiple car parking within the property. Among the outdoor spaces, a charming covered wooden patio stands out, with exposed beams and structure, carved decorative elements, and ornate balustrades. Opening onto the garden and now featuring a large central table, it offers a true outdoor living and dining area, ideal for lunches, dinners, and social gatherings. Interior finishes include oak and terracotta parquet floors, lacquered wood window frames, shutters, ironwork, and stained or silk-screened glass windows. The property features independent gas heating, split-system air conditioning, an intercom, and satellite TV. The garden also features an automatic irrigation system, particularly useful for managing the large green spaces. Garden City Aniene, developed starting in the 1920s according to Gustavo Giovannoni's urban planning project and inspired by the garden city model, still preserves today some particularly valuable historic villas, which have become increasingly rare in the urban fabric of Montesacro. A detached villa with a large garden in Rome for those seeking not only spacious living, but also a residence with history, architectural character, and extraordinary continuity between interior and exterior spaces.