5 Bed House/Villa for sale
Trevignano Romano, Rome, Lazio, Italy
£1,113,300 *
[€1,300,000]
Full Description
Lake View Casale in Trevignano Romano:
A Timeless Retreat
Seize the opportunity to own a piece of paradise where tradition meets modernity, and where every day is imbued with the magic of lakeside living.
Welcome to an enchanting retreat where the echoes of history blend seamlessly with modern luxury, offering a lifestyle of unparalleled elegance.
Scenic Haven Overlooking Lake Bracciano:
Step through the doors of this marvel and be transported into a realm of architectural splendor.
The grandeur of its 6-meter high wooden-beam ceilings, the allure of its loft-style living area, and the captivating lake views all whisper tales of elegance and sophistication.
A spacious attached patio that gazes upon the lake complete the picture of timeless allure.
A private park and a salt system pool embraced by 7,000 sq. meters of tranquility await you.
Beyond its traditional façade lies a world of cutting-edge convenience. Custom-made windows and double-glazed entrance doors create an atmosphere of coziness while keeping the world at bay. With keyless access and fully certified electrical and hydraulic systems, the villa exudes a touch of modern sophistication.
The brand-new spa, meticulously crafted recently, adds an extra layer of luxury to this already captivating retreat.
Trevignano lies along the placid shoreline of Lake Bracciano, north of Rome. While it’s now a popular getaway destination among hip Romans, it has a history that stretches back to antiquity.
Artifacts testifying to its notable past are housed in the town’s Museum Antiquarium, with pieces from the Etruscans, Romans, and subsequent periods displayed.
Trevignano is situated in an area historically known as Tuscia Romana, which stradles southern Tuscany and northern Lazio.
It has been inhabited since the Etruscan era, evidenced by the impressive necropolis of Olivetello, located just outside town. The whole area is rife with archeological finds that are exhibited in various museums throughout northern Lazio.
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