A house to live in. A space to interpret. Three floors. And it's not just a question of space. It's the way those spaces change, going up. On the ground floor the Palladian. Then wood. Solid parquet in the sleeping area, on both levels. Exposed beams. Stone walls. Elements that give character to rooms that have already been renovated, cared for and ready to be lived in. The house is already there. It has generous spaces, character, space for a family and that pleasant feeling of being able to have, even living together, a place for each one. Then you go out. And a few meters from the house there is another volume, of about 100 square meters. Today it is an annex. Tomorrow could be the most amazing part of the property. A covered part, to be used as a garage or workshop. And the other open to heaven. A stone wall. Some openings with gratings. A wooden door. And behind, almost hidden from view by the courtyard, an outdoor space of your own. A hidden garden. It's not something that already exists: it's a possible interpretation of this space. But the space is there. And it is perhaps precisely here that this house becomes particularly interesting for a family: inside it is already ready to be experienced. Outside it still leaves something to imagine. A house to enter. And begin to write your own history. The rest, better to find out live.