Description
In the heart of Renaissance Rome in a seventeenth-century palace
between Piazza Navona and the Vatican, in a pedestrian island, there is a
beautiful property consisting of an apartment of 400 square meters on two
levels, with two external courtyards of 40 square meters. It has a
prestigious main entrance, a sixteenth century portal by the Renaissance
architect Sangallo.
After an extraordinary architectural restoration of the halls and original
foundations of the Palace, the apartment has been redesigned according
to the most contemporary design criteria, creating a modern, high-tech,
bright and elegant environment in every detail.
It has an independent main entrance on a quiet pedestrian street, and a separate service entrance.
The total white of the whole dwelling is interrupted here by the shades of green and plum of the sofas from early twentieth century that give motion and vivacity to moments of relaxation.
The residence consists of: the hall, parlor 2 bedrooms, dressing room, 2 bathrooms, inner garden – on the ground floor;
Dining room, kitchen, study, relax area, bathroom, service rooms, 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms – on the first floor.