Spacious Apartment in Rome, Lazio with Balcony

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The expansive windows and continuity of glossy dark marble immediately give character to this 250 sqm apartment, built in 1960 and designed for those seeking generous spaces without sacrificing a contemporary presence. Natural light flows through the rooms and reflects off the surfaces, highlighting walls in light gray tones and custom solutions like the built-in wardrobes with essential lines. The bathrooms also follow the same material consistency, with dark marble cladding veined with white, glass showers, and functional details that keep the ensemble orderly and up-to-date. Five rooms distribute the house with balance, offering four bedrooms and four bathrooms, a configuration that makes the apartment suitable for a complex daily life, characterized by privacy, hospitality, and freedom of movement. The significant square footage allows for imagining spacious and well-defined environments, while the presence of an elevator adds comfort and practicality to everyday management. The balcony introduces a natural breath towards the outside and expands the perception of space, becoming an extension of the home to be enjoyed during the quieter hours. Here, the open-air area is organized with synthetic grass flooring, a transparent balustrade that allows the gaze to wander over the surrounding context, sun loungers, an umbrella, and an area with a round table and rattan seating, designed for an outdoor break or a more intimate convivial moment. The presence of a brick wall and the greenery around adds a simple yet effective material contrast, making this outlook even more personal. An outdoor breakfast, a few hours of reading in the sun, an informal dinner with a few guests: the balcony becomes a tangible space to inhabit, not just an accessory detail. Inside, the layout with four bedrooms and four bathrooms promotes a fluid quality of life, capable of accommodating family, guests, or professional needs without overlap. The dark marble finishes and the clean lines of the fixed furnishings return a measured, contemporary atmosphere, suitable for those who appreciate solid, bright, and well-defined environments. This apartment in Rome combines rare dimensions, daily comfort, and a coherent architectural presence, built on materials, light, and well-integrated outdoor spaces. In a city where spaciousness and functionality are increasingly valuable, it represents a solution of strong substance, capable of standing out with discretion.