Four-room apartment in a historic building a few meters from the Vatican

Prestige and high profitability in the heart of Prati

In the heart of the prestigious Prati district, just a few minutes’ walk from Vatican City, Castel Sant’Angelo and the renowned shopping street Via Cola di Rienzo, we offer an interesting, versatile apartment—a rare opportunity. Located on the second floor of an elegant early-20th-century building with elevator and all-day concierge service, the property benefits from its strategic proximity to the Ottaviano Metro stop. The generous size of 130 sqm makes it perfect both as a primary residence and as a highly profitable investment for premium or tourist rentals. Ensuring absolute quiet in the center of Rome is the triple exposure entirely facing pleasant inner courtyards, which completely isolates the apartment from city noise.

The entrance, protected by a security door, opens onto a first spacious double bedroom and leads to a bright windowed corridor that provides natural light and harmony to all common areas. Overlooking it are a second generously sized double bedroom with an elegant en-suite bathroom, an additional main bathroom, and a third large bedroom enhanced by a walk-in closet and a practical mezzanine. The living area stands out for a functional eat-in kitchen, recently newly furnished, alongside a large double living room which, thanks to its dual outlook, is the ideal hub for entertaining and everyday relaxation.

The recent renovation enhances the property by blending the charm of the original period floors with modern comfort. The interiors feature new doors perfectly integrated into the design, renovated bathrooms, and latest-generation window frames with double glazing for perfect thermal and acoustic insulation. Each room is also served by an independent air-conditioning system. A convenient private cellar completes this exclusive property, ready to be lived in or successfully placed on the high-end rental market.

*This information and floor plans are purely indicative and do not constitute contractual elements.*