Description
Rare Renaissance residence in the heart of Rome
A few steps from Via dei Coronari and Piazza Navona stands Fiammetta's House, a Florentine Renaissance style residence whose history, linked to the life of a famous courtesan of the time who was Cesare Borgia's lover, is rich in mystery and romance. The property, of approximately 439 m2, overlooks four sides and stands on two squares, one of which takes its name. It is spread over three floors surmounted by a roof terrace as well as a basement. The facade is characterized by a portico supported by columns and adorned with the coat of arms of the Bennicelli family, who restored the building in the early twentieth century. The property, currently a representative office, is unique in style, history and location, and has been renovated with new systems and quality materials consistent with the era of the building to maintain its charm. Currently the various levels are connected by two internal staircases, inside one of which it is possible to build an elevator. On the ground floor, through the porch, you enter the entrance consisting of two rooms served by a guest bathroom. On the same level there is also the first bedroom with bathroom. On the first floor there is a lounge with sitting area, the dining room/meeting room overlooking the terrace and the kitchen. On the second level three further bedrooms and two bathrooms. In the roof terrace there is a study connected to a small terrace. The basement is divided into four main rooms. The property includes a commercial space of approximately 133m2 a few meters away.
*This information and floor plans are merely indicative and do not constitute contractual elements.
