Ad. Piazza Capranica – Apartment tastefully renovated

In the heart of the historic center of Rome, in a privileged position adjacent to Piazza Capranica and a few steps from Piazza della Maddalena and the Pantheon, we offer for sale an apartment located on the fourth floor, without an elevator, in one of the most evocative and sought-after areas of the city.

The apartment, completely renovated, consists of: living room, double bedroom, kitchen and bathroom with shower. The rooms were designed to offer comfort and practicality, making the most of the available spaces.

The property stands out for its functional and pleasant distribution of spaces, further enhanced by a renovation that takes care of every detail. The choice of materials and finishes was designed to create elegant, welcoming and contemporary environments, with particular attention to the overall harmony of the house.
The parquet floor gives continuity and warmth to the rooms, helping to create a refined and at the same time intimate atmosphere. Further embellishing the spaces, two splendid wooden beams, authentic architectural elements of character, become protagonists of the environment and give the house a particular charm, balancing contemporary elegance with warmer and more material references. The color choice has also been expertly calibrated: enveloping and harmoniously juxtaposed hues enhance natural light and define a warm, collected atmosphere, making each space pleasant to experience. The result is a house with a refined character, where materials, colors and architectural elements dialogue with each other with balance.
The complete renovation, made with materials of excellent manufacture and quality finishes, makes the property ready to live, without the need for further work: an ideal solution for those who want to enter their new home in the heart of Rome immediately.

The request price is € 650,000.00 – Real estate consultant: Daniele Battisti – Isabella Cupioli RIF117BH26 Tel. 06 96006341

Piazza Capranica is located in the Colonna district, a stone’s throw from the Pantheon; it is an 11th-century building and is one of the few surviving examples from the pre-Renaissance era. Its name derives from the palace built in 1451 by Cardinal Domenico Capranica to house the College for the Education of Ecclesiastics. After his death, his brother Cardinal Angelo wanted to create the family residence here and so he had the building built with the tower on the corner with the current Via del Collegio Capranica, to which he dedicated the college (inaugurated in 1478), reserving the oldest part for the family. Thus were the two marble portals with architraves: the one under the tower has the inscription “COLLEGIUM CAPRANICENSE” and five abraded coats of arms, while the other, the one on the right and entrance to the original palace, has chiseled coats of arms: in the centre that of Pope Nicholas V, the other that of the Roman People and the date 1451 can be read. The portal also features the inscription “TEATRO CAPRANICA”, as it once also constituted the entrance to the ancient theatre inaugurated in 1679, and later transformed, in 2005, into a conference centre where it also hosts operas and concerts.