Volume, light, and contemporary elegance define this early-1900s semi-detached villa, transformed into a luxury residence in the heart of Rome.

Immersed in the greenery of the archaeological promenade between Caracalla Baths and the Palatine hills, it offers two magnificent terraces of over 200 sqm, one of which features a private mini-pool. The living area, located on the upper floors, is a true highlight: a double living room with fireplace and large arched windows evokes the atmosphere of an artist's atelier, while a striking porthole window enhances the sense of spatial continuity. The dining room, set on the gallery and the kitchen open onto the largest terrace surrounded by the century-old trees of Villa Celimontana - an open-air lounge to enjoy year-round, complete with an additional fifth bedroom.

On the upper terrace, fully secluded, the 3×4 m mini-pool and solarium form a private oasis suspended above the greenery.
The sleeping area on the first floor hosts three generously sized bedrooms, including a master suite with en-suite bathroom, bathtub, and hammam shower. On the ground floor, in addition to the entrance, there is an independent suite ideal for guests, as well as the utility area with laundry room and a single bedroom with bathroom.

Equipped with every comfort - automatic gate and private parking, internal lift, air conditioning, alarm system, and Wi-Fi in every room - this residence combines privacy, nature, and history. A truly unique home where the charm of the past meets contemporary living, set in the most meaningful and ancient part of Rome, where it was founded. Well connected to services, airports, and stations, it also represents a valuable investment in the tourism sector, being an area undergoing significant enhancement of its archaeological and green spaces.