Montegiorgio, Marche

Reference: KPMQ-T2456. Peace, privacy and thoughtful proportions define this newly built single-family villa, set within the rolling hillside landscape of Montegiorgio, between the Adriatic Sea and the Marche hinterland. The property features independent access, enclosed by fencing and a driveway gate framed by exposed brick columns. The villa is arranged over two levels, surrounded by a private, well-designed green area conceived for easy and functional management. The garden hosts a panoramic swimming pool with clean, essential lines, measuring 4 x 10 meters, seamlessly integrated into the lawn and complemented by washed gravel surfaces and terracotta-effect stoneware. The gaze follows the gentle movement of the hills to the horizon, creating a space devoted to outdoor living, conviviality and relaxation. Wooden pergolas and dry-laid paved walkways accompany outdoor life in a natural and harmonious way. The architectural structure echoes the language of traditional Marche rural residences, with exposed brick façades, a roof finished with terracotta tiles and copper-effect metal gutters. The entrance opens onto the ground floor, where the interiors engage in dialogue with the garden through large openings. The living room represents the heart of the home: airy volumes, ceilings with solid wood beams, exposed brick walls and views over the greenery. Here you will find a living area designed to welcome and be enjoyed in every season. The kitchen, integrated yet well defined, features quality ceramic finishes, modern systems and underfloor heating, as throughout the entire villa. The bathrooms, three in total, follow the same line of materials and functionality, with contemporary fittings and a cohesive aesthetic. The interiors maintain a direct relationship with the landscape, thanks to certified wooden window and door frames. Some rooms open onto habitable terraces, ideal for reading moments or breakfasts overlooking the hills. A wooden mezzanine adds a flexible dimension, suitable as a study or relaxation area. The basement level, fully insulated and drained, offers the possibility of use as a tavern-style room, hobby space or technical area. The finishes remain consistent with the rest of the home, ensuring continuity and comfort. The interior finishes are visible in the renderings: exposed 'aged' brickwork on the exterior façade and on selected internal walls; underfloor heating on both levels; wooden window frames with wood-effect aluminum shutters; roofing with solid wood beams, joists, and exposed terracotta tiles; mezzanine with wooden flooring; 6 kW photovoltaic system with 30 kW storage; external terracotta thresholds; perimeter walkway and surfaces under porches and pergolas in non-slip porcelain stoneware; two rolling shutters for the basement openings; gravel driveway laid over a stone base. Exposed old brick cladding on the exterior and on the internal walls indicated in the floor plans; - Ground floor and basement flooring with skirting boards in antique wood-effect porcelain stoneware or large-format neutral-colored slabs (as per renderings); underfloor heating throughout all interior surfaces; - Certified acoustic/thermal wooden window frames with double glazing; wood-effect aluminum shutters; ground floor ceilings with certified solid oak beams, joists, and aged-style terracotta tiles; - Mezzanine floor in treated wood; - Roof insulation 14 cm thick, vapor barrier, waterproof membrane, aged-style roof tiles; - Electrical system with 6 kW photovoltaic panels and 30 kW storage; - Ground insulation thickness 8 cm; - Gutters and downpipes in copper-effect galvanized sheet metal; - Basement externally coated with waterproofing membrane, external dimpled membrane, drainage system, internal plasterboard lining with 8 cm insulation; no. 2 light wells; - Bathroom and kitchen floors and wall coverings in ceramic (maximum supply cost 60/sqm); - Staircase and railing in black painted iron with wooden treads; - Antique t