A testament to the typical elegance of representative residences, this splendid early-20th-century villa stands out for its classic, refined architecture. Set in the tranquility of a 2,300 sq m private park, the property has preserved intact the valuable original finishes of the period: the interior aesthetic follows a classic patrician layout, with very high ceilings that enhance light and spaciousness, enriched by original stucco work and moldings; marble floors and Italian herringbone parquet underscore the historic character of the rooms, while arched openings and antique doors help maintain stylistic coherence and visual continuity. The house is arranged as two large independent apartments, on the ground floor and first floor respectively, as well as an evocative attic space currently unfinished, offering interesting potential for the creation of an additional residential unit or customized ancillary spaces, while respecting the villa’s original architectural character. The ground floor has a private entrance accessible from the driveway, as well as a shared entrance at the rear. From here, the elegant entrance hall welcomes you and leads to the internal staircase to the upper floor. Both units are similar in their generous floor areas and harmonious layout. Each apartment opens onto a central entry that becomes the hub of the space, balancing the rooms: on one side the living area, consisting of kitchen, pantry, and a large open space housing the living room and dining room; on the other side the sleeping area with three bedrooms and two bathrooms. Further enhancing the ground-floor unit is a private study with direct access to the cellar, adding value in terms of functionality and possible uses. The property is completed by three single garages appurtenant to the home.