In Castello d'Argile, this detached villa, completed in 2005 to a design by architect Corrado Scagliarini, blends into its landscape with rare balance, creating a continuous dialogue between architecture and nature.
Set over two floors and surrounded by approximately 18,000 square metres of private parkland, the property is defined by its horizontal layout, generous glazing, and a coherent material palette, where exposed brick, timber, and iron shape bright, authentic interiors.
The double-height living area is the heart of the home, centred around a fireplace that naturally structures the space. The upper floor overlooks the main reception room, preserving a visual connection that enhances the sense of volume. Bedrooms open onto the greenery and are complemented by a roof garden.
Outside, a covered porch, swimming pool, and private lake complete the setting. The property also includes a guest house and four garages.