{"id":67642,"date":"2026-11-12T16:29:08","date_gmt":"2026-11-12T15:29:08","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.classcountryhomes.it\/?post_type=estate&p=67642"},"modified":"2026-11-12T16:43:48","modified_gmt":"2026-11-12T15:43:48","slug":"penthouse-for-rent-rome-historic-centre-trajans-forum","status":"publish","type":"estate","link":"https:\/\/www.classcountryhomes.it\/en\/penthouse-for-rent-rome-historic-centre-trajans-forum\/","title":{"rendered":"Penthouse for Rent in Rome’s Historic Centre, beside Trajan’s Forum"},"content":{"rendered":"

Penthouse for rent in Rome’s historic centre<\/strong>, beside Trajan’s Forum, with Trajan’s Column about a hundred metres away as the crow flies. On the fifth floor and newly renovated, it has a commercial area of about 120 sq m (Italian measurement). The accommodation comprises a sitting room with dining area, a breakfast room, a kitchen, two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The terrace, of about 70 sq m, is on the same level as the rooms. The rent is \u20ac5,500 per month, on a 4+4 lease.<\/p>\n

Penthouse for rent in Rome’s historic centre: the visit begins on the fifth floor<\/h2>\n

We are on the fifth floor. From the front door the layout is clear at a glance: straight ahead, through an archway, is the sitting room, while a corridor on the left leads to the bedrooms. We will come back to it shortly.<\/p>\n

The sitting room and dining area<\/h2>\n

Straight ahead first, then. The sitting room is one open space, with room for a seating area as well as a dining table. A window and a French window face you as you walk in, and the terrace lies just beyond the glass. The room faces south-east: the side of the morning sun.<\/p>\n

The breakfast room and the kitchen<\/h2>\n

To the right, a second archway leads to the breakfast room and, beyond it, to the space set aside for the kitchen. The French window is only a few steps away, so in fine weather breakfast can be taken outside.<\/p>\n

The terrace, on the same level as the rooms<\/h2>\n

Now step outside. The terrace is level with the rooms and runs the length of the sitting room and both bedrooms. It measures about fifteen metres by four and a half: roughly seventy square metres. There is room, therefore, for an outdoor dining table and, further along, a seating area. It faces south-east, towards Trajan’s Forum.<\/p>\n

The bedrooms and bathrooms<\/h2>\n

Back inside, return to the entrance hall and take the corridor. It is lit by a window onto an internal lightwell and, at the far end, a door opens into the bedroom wing. First comes a bathroom with a window, which serves both guests and the first bedroom. That bedroom, meanwhile, has a window onto the terrace and a corner that would take a desk: a natural spot for anyone working from home.<\/p>\n

Last comes the principal bedroom, with an en-suite bathroom that also has a window. A door opens straight onto the terrace, so you can step outside first thing in the morning. And so the tour ends in the open air. The renovation, meanwhile, is nearing completion.<\/p>\n

Lease and conditions<\/h2>\n

The penthouse for rent in Rome’s historic centre is offered on a 4+4 lease, that is four years renewable for a further four. The rent is \u20ac5,500 per month. The letting falls under Italy’s standard tax regime, so the lease may also be taken in a company name. In addition, the tenant will be asked to provide first-class guarantees.<\/p>\n

Key facts<\/h2>\n