Lazio, Rome, Formello, Italy

FORMELLO (RM) via dei Monti di Marvaiata, inside the Veio Park, a short distance from the city center, we offer for sale a single -family villa, about 250.00 square meters, in a dominant position and surrounded by greenery.
The villa is made of reinforced concrete, with a modern, elegant and rational architectural project, developed on a single level.
The living area consists of a very bright triple salon with fireplace, a large multifunctional room, a kitchen and a pleasant panoramic loggia perfectly integrated to the internal environments.
The sleeping area consists of 5 bedrooms, hallway corridor and two bathrooms.
The property complete, a room of about 60, 00 square meters used as a garage, a large parking area for five cars, a well -kept perimeter garden and a luxuriant surrounding land, for a total of about 25,000.00 square meters.
The functional distribution of spaces on a single level gives the beautiful property an excellent livability; In addition, it is easily possible to modulate the internal environments by adapting them to personal needs, also in function of a possible fractionation in two housing units.

Excellent residential and investment opportunity.

Details:
Single -family villa
270.00 covered square meters
60.00 sqm garage
25,000.00 sqm ground
350.00 commercial square meters
Outdoor parking
Air conditioning

The area:
The property is located within the beautiful Veio Regional Park, in the area north of the capital.
Located between via Cassia and via Flaminia, the Veio park is the fourth Lazio park by extension, 15,000 hectares in which nature, history and culture merge into a priceless landscape. Nine municipalities north of the capital incorporates: Campagnano of Rome, Castelnuovo di Porto, Formello, Magliano Romano, Mazzano Romano, Morlupo, Riano, Sacrofano and the XV Town Hall of the Municipality of Rome, extended for as many as 7,000 hectares and which alone occupies about half of the protected area.

Established at the end of 1997, it has very ancient origins that date back to the times of the Etruscans, of the Falisci and then of the Romans, populations that have inhabited it over time, establishing their settlement models: from prehistoric huts villages to medieval fortified villages, from Roman and Renaissance villas to agricultural farmhouses of the last century.

The park area in the area north of Rome is still integrated and has important archaeological testimonies of Etruscan and Roman age, as well as a series of medieval complexes and monuments.