Elegant Apartment in Rome, Lazio - 145 sqm Oasis

3 Bedroom145mq Interiors

Roma, Lazio

The exposed wooden beams and glossy wooden flooring immediately lend character to this 145 sqm apartment, where natural light generously flows in, seamlessly enhancing the spaces. A modern staircase with a transparent railing introduces a more contemporary touch, in dialogue with the historical essence of the building, dating back to the 1600s. This home conveys a tangible sense of material and history, without sacrificing a layout designed for everyday living, in an urban setting that retains well-recognizable architectural traces. The spaces are organized into 4 rooms, with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, a configuration that makes the property suitable for family life as well as for those who wish to adapt spaces between sleeping areas, study, and entertaining. The square footage allows for a well-distributed sense of spaciousness, while the elevator adds practicality to a historically structured context. Externally, the building is distinguished by its orange facade, windows with dark shutters, architectural cornices, and metal balconies, details that convey a solid presence consistent with its era. Completing the property is the garden, a rare and precious element in the city, which expands the living experience and introduces a more direct connection with a private open space. The ensemble thus combines the charm of a 17th-century construction with a tangible living dimension, made of functional volumes, light, and details that tell the character of the home without excess. Opening the windows, moving through naturally lit spaces, feeling the warmth of wood underfoot, and having access to a garden changes the rhythm of the days in a very real way. Rome serves as the backdrop to a home that allows for alternating moments of domestic retreat with a full and articulated urban life, with the advantage of returning to a space that retains its own identity. The three bedrooms and two bathrooms offer flexibility in daily use, making the apartment suitable for diverse needs over time, between private life, hospitality, and working from home. An apartment in a 1600s building with an elevator, 145 sqm, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a garden represents an uncommon combination in the Roman landscape. The property's value lies precisely in this balance between historical substance, essential comforts, and well-calibrated spaces, within the context of one of Italy's most recognizable cities.