- For Sale / For Rent: Vendita
- Province / City / Zone: ABRUZZO
- Property category: Penthouses
- Total Area *Calculated according to Italian premium real estate standards, including proportionally weighted terraces, balconies, and ancillary spaces.: 76 sqm
- Terrace: 16 sqm
- Furnished: Partially Furnished
- Total number of rooms: 2
- Bedrooms: 1
- Bathrooms: 1
- Levels: 1
- Ipe: 75 Kwh/Mq/Anno
- Energetic Class: E
- Property features: Independent Heating , Panoramic , Refurbished , Ristrutturato , Terrazzo , Ultimo Piano
- Construction year: 1940
On the leafy western edge of Rome, where Monteverde Vecchio meets the ancient walls of Villa Doria Pamphilj, a quietly impressive penthouse occupies the entire top floor of a compact 1940s residential building — third floor, no lift. A comprehensive renovation has reshaped seventy-six square metres into a clean-lined contemporary home that retains the honest proportions of its mid-century origins.
The front door opens straight into the living area, where a bespoke open kitchen with high-end finishes sits alongside the main reception space. A full-height glass door leads to a sixteen-square-metre terrace laid in hardwood — regular in shape, sun-drenched and designed to be lived on in every season, from unhurried weekend lunches to quiet evening reads.
The sitting room extends the sequence with a double aspect that draws natural light deep into the plan. Built-in joinery, thoughtfully detailed, provides generous storage while concealing the independent heating system. The bedroom benefits from an en-suite bathroom with a window, a frameless glass shower and slate flooring. Behind the living room runs a walk-in wardrobe nearly five metres long — a practical solution that keeps the rest of the apartment uncluttered.
Materials have been chosen with restraint: wide-plank natural timber floors, pale walls and coordinated detailing across the fitted furniture and kitchen. The result is a warm, understated interior suited to residents who value quality over display.
Location is perhaps this property’s strongest attribute. Via Vitellia and the entrance to Villa Doria Pamphilj — Rome’s largest park, with its running trails, umbrella pines and golden late-afternoon light — are a short walk away. Monteverde Vecchio itself remains one of the city’s most characterful residential quarters: local shops, authentic trattorias and a pace of life that much of the capital has outgrown.
Energy class E — EPI 75 kWh/m²/year. Ref. V000504.
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