Apartment with breathtaking views of Castel Sant'Angelo

In the monumental heart of Prati, on the fifth floor of the historic building of the former National Fascist Institute for Social Security, we offer a representative residence that embodies the nobility of 1930s Rationalist architecture and the genius of the professionals of the time who designed the surrounding area. Alongside Marcello Piacentini and Gaetano Minnucci, the work of Attilio Spaccarelli was significant—the renowned architect who signed this building, creating a unique and privileged dialogue with Castel Sant’Angelo. Evocative and extraordinary is the perspective optical illusion that accompanies visitors through the three rooms, where the large French doors frame the view of Castel Sant’Angelo and its gardens. A cinematic, postcard-perfect outlook. The layout is rational and, although the interior spaces reflect the rigor and grandeur of the period—with 3.80-meter-high ceilings that give every room exceptional breadth and brightness—it is feasible to rethink the arrangement, as the property requires renovation. The double entrance can also be reinstated. At present, the living room with fireplace, the study, and one bedroom are on the right side of the large corridor. The dining room, the eat-in kitchen with balcony, and the second bedroom with two bathrooms are on the left. The second service elevator, with direct access from the apartment, leads to the magnificent shared rooftop terrace overlooking Rome from north to south, from the Observatory to the Gasometer, passing the Fontanone dell’Acqua Paola to the new Piazza Pia. The property includes a cellar. Concierge service is available for half a day. "The present information and floor plans are purely indicative and do not constitute contractual elements."