The chevron-patterned wooden flooring, ceilings adorned with frescoes and stuccoes, and the light streaming through large windows immediately set the tone for this 225 sqm apartment, where the home’s scale meets a measured and tangible presence. The spaces convey a well-constructed sense of spaciousness, crafted with details that are perceived without the need for emphasis. The terrace also contributes to this balance, adding an open space that extends the home’s livability and naturally accompanies the day’s moments.
Ten rooms and three bathrooms allow for an imaginative and generous layout, suitable for comfortable daily living as well as a more representative use of the home.
The significant square footage offers room and breath, with spaces that can accommodate various functions while maintaining continuity and harmony. The elements revealed within the interiors reinforce this identity: the frescoed ceilings and stuccoes bring character to the spaces, while the wooden flooring adds warmth and depth. The natural brightness, enhanced by the large windows, accompanies the home throughout the day, spontaneously connecting the interior and exterior. Outside, the terrace integrates as a true extension of the apartment; the patio, described with light stone flooring, pergola, terracotta pots, and dark wooden furniture, suggests a space to be lived in continuously, sheltered yet open, suitable for both leisurely moments and convivial gatherings. The presence of an elevator completes the property’s profile with essential comfort, perfectly coherent with a residence of this size.
An outdoor meal under the pergola, light filtering onto the light stone floor, the natural transition between the indoor rooms and the terrace: this is where the home finds one of its most compelling aspects. The spaces lend themselves to hosting, building a broad daily life, carving out more intimate areas without sacrificing the continuity of the whole. In Rome, a property of this size and with such a combination of indoor and outdoor spaces can balance both the role of a private home and that of a representative residence.
The ensemble conveys the value of a rare apartment in terms of surface, layout, and perceptual quality of the spaces. Rome serves as the backdrop for a property that combines architectural presence, open spaces, and comforts like the elevator, offering a solution suitable for those seeking an important, recognizable home capable of being lived in every day with ease.
