Description
In the heart of Rome in the Campitelli district, a few steps from the most important monuments of the city, there is a magnificent historic palace, which in the 15th century became the family palace of rich and powerful Roman nobles, the Boccabellas. It obtained its current shape only following the renovations carried out by Carlo Fontana commissioned by the Massimo family. Over the years the palace has been acquired by various families, the latest of which is the Colonna family. The penthouse of approximately 350 m2, which is spread over three levels and has triple entrances, enjoys a breathtaking 360° view of Rome. All rooms and terraces of approximately 250 m2 also enjoy an incomparable view of Piazza Venezia, the Altar of the Fatherland and the Aracoeli. On the first level there is the "pontifical apartment" consisting of an entrance hall, living room, a large master bedroom, two large bathrooms. The suite is connected to the rest of the apartment via a beautiful imposing staircase. The second level, equipped with double independent entrances, is harmoniously divided to accommodate a splendid reception area with a sequence of beautiful lounges and an apartment reserved for guests comprising entrance hall, lounge, bedroom, wardrobe, kitchen and bathroom. The third floor houses the main kitchen. The attic is equipped with a series of five large terraces arranged on the various levels. Each of these is furnished and equipped differently, but all of them are organized in such a way as to be able to accommodate a large number of guests. Some terraces are completely equipped with protective glass which allows you to use these spaces even during the winter months, without damaging the breathtaking view of the city they offer. The service/laundry apartment in the basement of the building and an uncovered parking space complete the property. The materials used in the luxurious renovation are extremely valuable. Inlaid marble, stucco and frescoed coffered ceilings of rare beauty, decorated walls, valuable cabinet-making and painting works for the wardrobes, bookcases and doors. Every detail was taken care of in the renovation with extreme care, sparing no expense.--d0c1f892235d43874b45c56a4b51ff3b!
