Piazza di Spagna – Representative office

In one of the most exclusive and sought-after areas of the city, we offer a prestigious office of approximately 250 square meters, located in an elegant period building equipped with a concierge and elevator service.

The property consists of a large state room, seven studios, a kitchen space and three services. The property is completed by a beautiful panoramic terrace overlooking the city, a rare and highly valuable feature.

One-of-a-kind solution, ideal for high-representation offices, thanks to the perfect balance between historic charm and contemporary comfort. The office has undergone a thorough renovation and is finished with fine marble, high-quality parquet, advanced home automation systems, and a wire diffusion system, ensuring exclusive, functional, and highly representative environments.

NO PROFESSIONAL STUDIES. A security deposit of six months and any bank guarantee is required. Referenced only. Send cover letter to the following address: agenziacentro@battistihome.it

Confidential Negotiation – Real Estate Consultant: Daniele Battisti – Siria Campana RIF12BH26 Tel. 0696006341

Piazza di Spagna owes its name to the Palace of Spain, home to the embassy of the Iberian State to the Holy See. A Romantic center of nineteenth-century Rome, it immediately assumed a very important commercial role due to the presence of many hotels and houses inhabited by foreigners, attracted to this area by representatives of the Spanish and French governments. Under the pontificate of Innocent XIII, and under the direction of the Roman architect Francesco De Santis, the Staircase of Trinità dei Monti was built, a scenic connection between the slopes of the Pincio, dominated by the church of SS. Trinity, and the Piazza di Spagna below, which was a meeting place for all citizens; in fact, even today, the steps are a meeting and gathering place, so much so that they have been called the “living room of Rome.” At the top of the steps is the church of Trinità dei Monti while in the centre of the square is the fountain known as the “Barcaccia”, the work of Pietro Bernini.