Spacious Apartment in Rome, Lazio with 3 Bathrooms

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The light parquet, the natural light streaming through the large windows, and a wall-length bookshelf immediately set the tone for this 192 sqm apartment: a spacious urban home designed to accommodate daily life with poise and continuity. The neutral tones, light drapes, and recessed lighting discreetly accompany the spaces, while some light veined marble details and a dark marble staircase add depth and character. The result is a composed, luminous, and tangible atmosphere, where every element contributes to a sense of balance. The internal layout unfolds into 5 rooms and 3 bathrooms, with dimensions that allow for a home naturally adapting to different needs, from entertaining to family life, and even working from home. The spaces appear generous and are well-supported by large openings that amplify the perception of volume and make the rooms airy throughout the day. Some transitions highlight different materials, from the warmth of the parquet to the presence of glossy marble with a dark decorative pattern, to the dark wood frames with frosted glass, introducing a more pronounced contrast. The balconies also contribute to the home's breathing space, fitting into a multi-story building with light masonry facades and decorative metal railings. The setting is that of a residential Rome, with a tree-lined street, surrounding buildings well-integrated into the urban fabric, and an external cobblestone pavement that adds a tactile note to the ensemble. Days here find a natural rhythm between bright spaces, areas to share, and cozier corners for reading, working, or conversation. The presence of balconies offers immediate contact with the outside, while the urban dimension of Rome provides services, relationships, and movement without sacrificing a well-defined domestic feel. It is a home that seems to easily accommodate both a dynamic daily life and slower moments, thanks to a spacious layout and a measured atmosphere built on light, materials, and proportions. This apartment combines significant square footage, 5 rooms, 3 bathrooms, and an architectural presence consistent with a Roman residential context. In Rome, within a lively yet orderly urban fabric, it represents a valuable solution for those seeking generous spaces and a home already capable of conveying identity through concrete details, light, and continuity of spaces.