3 bedrooms apartment, 202 m²

Rome, Rome (province)

In the splendid setting of the Spanish Steps, extraordinary 202-square-meter apartment located on the fifth and top floor of a period building on Via Vittoria.

The building was built around 1678 by architect Giovanni Antonio De Rossi (Rome n.1616/m.1695) on behalf of the Gomez family.
De Rossi was one of the leading figures among the seventeenth-century artists called “Conservatori” together with Carlo Rainaldi (Rome, n.1611/m.1691).
He made Palazzo D'Aste, then Bonaparte al Corso (1658/1665), Palazzo Altieri al Gesù (1650/1660) and Palazzo Naro in Campo Marzio (1678).
From the portal starts a long, deep atrium covered by a barrel vault that leads into the inner courtyard.
From the hallway, through an inviting shelf, there is access to the two-flight staircase with a central plug wall; the order employed is pseudo Doric, which De Rossi used with extreme finesse, insisting on solutions of detail.
Inside is a courtyard with a 19th-century portico in neo-Renaissance forms; many excavation finds, including a sarcophagus, are found here.
At the end of the 1700s the palace passed to the Lepri family, wealthy Milanese merchants, and after also being owned by Gallo di Roccagiovine, it was purchased by the Marquises Silj in the late 1800s.

Unique Location and Accessibility
The apartment, completely renovated and never lived in, covers a cadastral area of about 202 square meters.
It is located on the fifth and top floor, conveniently accessible by elevator, plus one last flight of stairs. Before the last flight, there is convenient access to the condominium terrace.
The double exposure and location of the property give a characteristic natural light during daylight hours.

Also included in the sale is an unassigned parking space.
Its proximity to Piazza Augusto Imperatore and Via Condotti makes it a shopper's paradise. Not only a central location, but also an escape from crowded tourism while maintaining immediate access to all essential services.
The building enchants with its prime location and luxurious features.
Located on Via Vittoria, just a few steps from the Spanish Steps, the property offers a perfect solution for those seeking the combination of history, elegance and comfort.

Fascinating Interior Spaces
The property, characterized by a high mansard roof, features a spacious entrance hall in a tastefully refined space, introducing the living room with a fireplace and two large windows overlooking the courtyard, unanimously recognized as one of the ten most beautiful courtyards in the city.
Continuing into the living area, we encounter a dining room, a large eat-in kitchen equipped with laundry space and a guest bathroom.
The sleeping area features three bedrooms and two large windowed bathrooms.
The property for sale has a regular floor plan; the mansard roof reaches an average height of 2.7 meters and a maximum of 3.5 meters in all rooms.
Mansard windows equipped with electric openings, including one in the bathroom.

Among the obvious historical features, we find as many as 86 original archaeological pieces, essentially from the Roman period with ancient mosaics on the staircase landings and in the courtyard. This is a Beaux-Arts listed property.

Elegance and Refinement in the Finishes
The apartment, completely renovated, features interiors finished with high-quality parquet floors and modern details. Every room is air conditioned, and the highly valuable renovation stands out for its modernity and elegance, with special attention to interior lighting.

Versatile Use Potential
This property is the ideal home for those who wish to immerse themselves in the unique atmosphere of the Historic Center of Rome, representing the perfect residence for a discerning family. With its exclusivity, it lends itself both as a main residence and as a prestigious place to spend unforgettable moments throughout the year.