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€2,680,000
Elegant Apartment with Terrace in Rome, Lazio
The two-tone hexagonal tiles immediately introduce the character of this two-level apartment, where decorative details and well-distributed spaces create an atmosphere full of personality. Natural light streams through the windows, illuminating diverse areas, from the living room with its white wooden wall library and ceilings enriched with stucco, to the bedroom with light wood flooring and neutral tones, designed to offer a more intimate sense of tranquility. The furnishings suggested by the spaces, such as a light-toned sofa or a classic armchair, also contribute to conveying the idea of a home lived with balance and continuity. Its 203 square meters of commercial space accommodate 4 rooms, with 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, in a layout that makes the property suitable for a complex domestic life, capable of alternating moments of sharing and privacy. The presence of an elevator adds practicality to a property that spans 2 floors, while the terrace extends the home outward, introducing a space to be inhabited daily. Here, the wooden plank flooring, the table coordinated with the seating, and the trellis structure with potted plants create a welcoming and tangible environment, designed for leisurely breaks, outdoor breakfasts, or informal evenings. The green shutters, the awning, and the surrounding urban context complete an authentic dimension, well integrated into the city yet capable of carving out a more intimate corner. Inside, the frescoed ceilings with classic decorations and wall lighting fixtures interact with different finishes, giving rhythm to the spaces without confining them to a single stylistic note. Opening the windows, moving through the spaces between levels, stepping onto the terrace for a coffee or an outdoor dinner: daily life here takes on a fluid form, composed of simple gestures well-supported by the quality of the domestic setup. The presence of three bedrooms and three bathrooms makes the home suitable for those who wish to host naturally, while maintaining personal space for everyone. In the context of Rome, this combination of internal spaciousness and outdoor relief offers an increasingly rare balance, especially for those seeking a residence that does not forgo the city yet also provides breathing space. An apartment of this size, developed over two levels and complemented by a terrace lived as an integral part of the home, finds its value precisely in the relationship between space, light, and architectural details. In Rome, it represents a solution with strong identity, designed for those who desire generous spaces, functional distribution, and a tangible external presence, to be used every day with ease.

