Ad. Piazza di Spagna – Renovated apartment

HISTORIC CENTRE – Just a short walk from Piazza di Spagna, in a period building with a lift and concierge service, whose internal communal areas are currently being refurbished, we offer for sale a beautifully renovated 115 sqm apartment on the second floor, featuring a modern and elegant style.

The accommodation comprises: an entrance hall, a living room with two windows, a separate kitchen with dining space, three double bedrooms, one with an en-suite bathroom, and a second bathroom.

The numerous windows, the property’s orientation and its location provide abundant natural light throughout the day and a charming atmosphere in the evening. The apartment features high-quality parquet flooring throughout, a designer kitchen with a beautiful glass partition separating it from the entrance area, provision for air conditioning in all rooms, and independent heating. The property is located on a pedestrian street close to Piazza San Lorenzo in Lucina, Piazza Mignanelli and Piazza di Spagna, in the heart of the Tridente, one of the most sought-after and appreciated areas of Rome’s historic centre, near the city’s best-known monuments and shopping streets, and just a short walk from Spagna METRO station. In addition to being a distinguished home for families, professionals and couples who enjoy living in the vibrant heart of the Eternal City, the property also represents an excellent investment opportunity thanks to its potential use as tourist accommodation.

The asking price is €1,450,000.00 – Real estate consultants: Daniele Battisti – Isabella Cupioli REF76BH24 Tel. +39 06.96006341

Piazza di Spagna takes its name from Palazzo di Spagna, the seat of the Spanish Embassy to the Holy See. The romantic heart of nineteenth-century Rome, the square quickly became an important commercial hub thanks to its many hotels and residences occupied by foreign visitors, drawn to the area by the Spanish and French diplomatic missions. Under the pontificate of Innocent XIII and the direction of Roman architect Francesco De Sanctis, the Spanish Steps were built to create a spectacular connection between the slopes of the Pincio, crowned by the Church of Trinità dei Monti, and Piazza di Spagna below, providing a gathering place for the city’s residents. Today, the steps remain a popular meeting place, earning them the name “Rome’s drawing room”. At the top of the steps stands the Church of Trinità dei Monti, while at the centre of the square is the fountain known as the “Barcaccia”, a work by Pietro Bernini.