Designed in the ’70s by the renowned architect Leonardo Ricci, among the most eclectic of his time, this residence perfectly embodies a fusion between living space and surrounding environment, representing a distinctive example of organic architecture.
Entering from the main gate, a path leads you to the property, a semi-detached villa of which the penthouse in question constitutes the upper section, extending over two levels.
The first level hosts a bright double living room enriched by a thermo-fireplace and a dining room with immense windows framing the surrounding countryside. The ample covered terraces further extend the enjoyable spaces in all seasons. Completing this floor is a habitable kitchen, a study that can also serve as a fourth bedroom (single) with a bathroom, and a storage room. An internal staircase, adorned on one side by local raw stone, leads to the sleeping area which includes three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and two spacious habitable terraces, one of which is a 50 sqm solarium from where you can admire breathtaking sunsets, the hills, and the city skyline.
The apartment also features two entrances and an alarm system, both internal and perimeter.
The property includes an exclusive olive grove, a barbecue area, a shared garden, parking spaces, and a small cellar.
