Luxury Apartment Rome Center: Exclusive Real Estate for Sale

Property Details

This prestigious property in the historic center of Rome is characterized not only by its strategic position and recent renovation, but also by the highly valuable artistic collection that enriches it.
The atelier apartment has been studied in detail to accommodate this collection, which represents a unicum in the real estate heritage of Rome.
Therefore, it should be noted that the sale of the property is carried out only with all the furnishings present, which have been carefully chosen by the Owner to harmonize perfectly with the spaces that welcome them.
This is a unique opportunity for those looking for a prestigious apartment in the historic center of Rome, complete with a highly valuable art collection and fine furnishings.

Luxury Apartment Rome Center

Immersed in the beating heart of Baroque Rome, this apartment for sale offers suggestions of the past thanks to the extraordinary artistic collection with which it is sold.

The Palace: protagonist of Baroque Rome

Luxury Apartment Rome Center, on the first floor of Palazzo Giangiacomo on via di Monserrato, with a typically Renaissance facade. Inside, the gallery from the great heights leads towards the staircase and the internal courtyard, today decorated with many testimonies of its noble past.

A luxury real estate in Rome Italy for sale in the historic center of Rome, complete with all furnishings and embellished with an artistic collection of great value. Ready to be lived, it constitutes a unicum in the real estate assets of Rome. Moreover, the condominium expenses are very low.

Historic Center Apartment Rome: a journey through history and art

On the first floor of this enchanting building, the atelier apartment measures approximately 45 square meters, with rooms designed down to the smallest detail to accommodate the collection of art objects, almost merging with it to amaze.

The first room serves as an entrance but is also a Wunderkammer in which to stop and contemplate the extraordinary chisels of the sixteenth-century Tuscan wooden aedicule that protects an ad hoc illuminated exhibition space.

Observed by the severe gaze of Emperor Vespasian, represented here by a seventeenth-century marble bust, it is impossible not to be captured by the Nativity scenes woven in the Flemish tapestry which, framed by a peperino portal, stands out in front of the entrance door.

An evocative environment conceived to never distract attention from the works, so much so that deep wardrobes and useful spaces are masterfully concealed in the boiserie that decorates the vertical space. The only evidence of modernity is visible in the sophisticated alarm and video surveillance system, while the autonomous heating system is hidden by ancient wrought iron gratings.

Historic Center Apartment Rome: the magic of details

The magic that reigns in this house atelier is to be ascribed to the perfect harmonization of the works exhibited with the spaces that welcome them. A wise search for integration between the emotion of the objects and the usefulness of the environments.

Thus, the corridor is illuminated by the window to which it is aligned in perspective, and exceeds the dimension of the passage room thanks to the niche and oval that make it an exhibition extension of the rooms it connects. The same original terracotta floor here shines in all its fascinating imperfections.

The kitchen and bathroom of the house do not fail to fulfill their function, but always leaving the atmosphere that permeates everything unchanged, with furnishings and details perfectly consistent with the spirit of things. Here too, the function is best fulfilled, with hidden compartments in the boiserie – one of them also hides the laundry room – and with all the accessories and tools for a comfortable stay.

Historic Center Apartment Rome: the scholar’s refuge

The last room contains the most significant works like a casket and from which the fil-rouge that unites the entire collection starts.

A room illuminated by the sun in via di Monserrato passing through a dominant window. Thus the natural translucent wrinkles of the original glass placed to cover the eighteenth-century prints – bordered by magnificent frames – depicting Roman ruins are enhanced. Coeval are also the gloomy paintings in which figures full of truth stand out: the banker and the miser are here to remind you that in this street and in the surrounding ones, at the time in which they were portrayed, the power of Papal Rome was concentrated.

The constant reference to the origin of the places is also clearly present in the authentic decorated portion of the wall, deliberately left exposed and framed by the thick layer of plaster, to remind us of the passing of the centuries. On the opposite wall, a cabinet-making masterpiece is represented by the confessional from the end of the seventeenth century, which has been adapted to become another carefully enhanced exhibition space.

In the center, the large sofa incorporates the seats of the time with fabrics, shapes and colors but, like everything in this house, hides the necessary modernity of a double bed that can be opened. All around, a continuous revelation of statues and objects, only apparently heterogeneous.

Property ID: V000430

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