Portion of a newly built NZEB three-family home with garden

In Santa Maria delle Mole, where the city’s pace gives way to the breath of greenery, a home is born that goes beyond the idea of a dwelling: a true everyday refuge, where light and silence become companions in life. Set in the tranquility and charm of the Appia Antica Park, just a short walk from the center, this residence invites you to live each day lightly, without giving up the convenience of services. This is a portion of a three-family villa with outdoor space expertly divided between garden and paved area, as well as an uncovered parking area with driveway access and double pedestrian entrance. The newly built building, still being completed (delivery expected in July 2026), will win over those seeking elegance, functionality, and cutting-edge technology. On the ground floor, the apartment opens onto a spacious living room with dining area and kitchen, where every convivial moment becomes special. The sleeping area includes the master bedroom with walk-in closet, a small bedroom, and two bathrooms, one of which is a windowless service bathroom. Outside, a practical cabinet with washing machine completes the functional area. The true secret of this home lies in its “invisible heart”: controlled mechanical ventilation, a heat pump, and a 3 kW photovoltaic system work in perfect harmony, ensuring clean air, constant comfort, and reduced consumption. Thanks to these advanced systems, the property falls within the prestigious NZEB energy class (Nearly Zero Energy Building), buildings with almost zero consumption, sustainable and efficient. Security is ensured by an armored door, video intercom, and alarm system with telephone dialer, for living each day with peace of mind. Living here means turning the return home into an experience of well-being, elegance, and harmony. A contemporary, sustainable home, ready to live in, where every detail is designed to offer comfort, light, and functionality, day after day. *The present information and floor plans are purely indicative and do not constitute contractual elements.