5 bedroom property

For sale: a prestigious apartment in bare ownership, located in the heart of Parioli, one of the most desirable neighborhoods in Rome.

This elegant and tranquil area is situated atop a hill. The apartment is on the fourth floor of a charming five-story building from the 1930s, designed by renowned architects Mario Ridolfi and Wolfgang Frankl. It was once the Roman home of the iconic actress Audrey Hepburn, a symbol of beauty and elegance.

The luxurious property has an internal surface area of approximately 630 m², is situated on a single level, and is accessed by a double lift.

The living area, facing west, is composed of a series of rooms in succession, opening onto a large terrace that overlooks Via San Valentino and the gardens below, bathed in the sun throughout the afternoon and caressed by the Roman breeze, "il Ponentino".

The north-facing service area includes a large kitchen, a wardrobe, and a laundry and ironing room. It also contains all the rooms designated for the staff, including an apartment with a living room, kitchenette, bedroom, and bathroom. The second elevator is located next to the apartment's service entrance.

The sleeping area features five bedrooms and is in the longest lateral wing facing south. It features a spacious primary bedroom equipped with a walk-in closet and an en-suite bathroom, as well as a mezzanine that utilizes the ceiling height and overlooks the bedroom. Additionally, the property features a guest bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, two bedrooms that share a living room and bathroom, and a small mezzanine. A spacious study room connects the living area and the primary bedroom.

The property is complemented by a 29-square-meter cellar in the basement and five parking spaces, three of which are uncovered and two are located inside a comfortable double garage measuring 48 square meters.

The apartment is designed in the most minor details, from the internal and external fixtures to the fixed furnishings present in every room, to the floors, to the paintings on the walls, to the tables shaped in various shapes and all made of fine woods, to the sofas and armchairs, wherever you go and turn your gaze you breathe a particular atmosphere that reflects the era of construction and the love for every detail, studied for the joy and comfort of those who live there. Some habitats are simple aggregates of rooms without any creative energy. Some are special, like this home, where the innovative spirit and a happy, positive energy exist and stay forever.