Prestigious high-floor apartment in the Porta Pia area
In one of the most elegant and central areas of Rome, precisely at the corner of Via Palestro and Via XX Settembre, opposite the gardens of the British Embassy and just a few steps from Porta Pia, we offer for sale a beautiful prestigious apartment, located on the third floor of a historic and elegant five-storey building.
The property, completely renovated by an architecture firm using high-quality materials and luxury finishes, stands out for its abundant natural light, the elegance of the rooms, and an excellent internal layout. The property comprises an entrance leading to the formal living area through an elegant custom-made designer partition at half height, which separates without enclosing the spaces and lets the light through, a bright dining room separated from the open-plan kitchen by a functional designer partition wall, two bedrooms, two bathrooms, one of which is en suite, a storage room, and a spacious, easily accessible mezzanine. The living room, large and bright, is enhanced by a splendid custom-made bookcase and by vaulted ceilings with exposed ribs and Roman brickwork, restored and highlighted during the renovation. The building’s original elements, dating back to 1886, have been expertly brought back to light, giving the space great charm, authenticity, and a strong architectural character. The property also features numerous built-in wardrobes in various rooms of the home, ensuring excellent storage functionality without compromising elegance and clean lines. The apartment is finished with parquet flooring throughout, thermally broken aluminum window frames, independent heating, and air conditioning in every room.
Thanks to its exposure and privileged location, the property is extremely bright and quiet, ideal both as a high-end primary residence and as a valuable investment in the heart of Rome. Ideal solution as a prestigious main residence or as a high-level investment in the heart of the Capital.
*This information and floor plans are purely indicative and do not constitute contractual elements