Coppedé Rome: Elegant Apartment in Exclusive Location

An imposing early-twentieth-century palazzo on Via Arno — steps from the gateway to Rome’s Coppedè quarter — houses this single-floor apartment of five rooms across one hundred and forty-six square metres, with lift access and a generous internal courtyard.

A formal entrance hall orchestrates the layout. Facing the street, the drawing room and dining area unfold around a corner with two sun-filled windows; the view reaches the Liberty façade of the Palazzo degli Ambasciatori, the most celebrated building in the architectural complex designed by Gino Coppedè. The kitchen, served by a balcony and a guest cloakroom, overlooks the courtyard. The private wing comprises a principal bedroom, a second bedroom and a third room — suitable as a nursery or study — with the main bathroom positioned along the corridor.

High ceilings and pale hardwood parquet lend every room a soft, even light. The property is in sound condition throughout; centralised heating with individual consumption metering simplifies day-to-day management.

Via Arno marks the boundary between the established residential fabric of the Trieste district and the Coppedè enclave — a cluster of Liberty, Art Deco and neo-Baroque villas and palazzi conceived by the architect and sculptor Gino Coppedè in the opening decades of the twentieth century. To live at this threshold is to have, on foot, one of Europe’s most distinctive concentrations of early-modern architecture.

Successfully sold by Class & Country Homes.