Lazio, Rome, Roma, Italy

ROME, Rione Regola, Via Giulia. Unique apartment in the heart of Rome, 110.00 m2 of pure wonder in Palazzo Donarelli Ricci.
An entrance that excites even before crossing the threshold: the magnificent Renaissance courtyard of Palazzo Donarelli Ricci, one of the most fascinating jewels of Via Giulia, welcomes this extraordinary apartment, rare for its charm, history and quality of the rooms.
Here, where Polidoro da Caravaggio and Maturino da Firenze left indelible traces on the graffito façade, beauty is not just a context: it is a way of life.

The House
110 m2 on the ground floor, perfectly distributed and embellished with details that tell centuries of history:
• Elegant entrance
• Scenic connecting tunnel
• Refined living room
• Bright dining room
• Open kitchen corner
• Two quiet and welcoming double bedrooms
• Bathroom with shower
The rooms are enriched with original frescoes, period decorations, high ceilings and furnishings selected with impeccable taste. Each room is a small theater of elegance, where history meets contemporary comfort.

Equipment and Added Value
• Air conditioners
• Completely and tastefully furnished
• Tourist rental business started, very high demonstrable income
• Architectural context of absolute value
• Iconic location: a few steps from Piazza Navona, Campo de' Fiori, Piazza de' Ricci

The Palace
Built in the second half of the 15th century, Palazzo Donarelli Ricci is one of the most fascinating historic residences in the Regola district. Passed through noble families and notable figures such as Costanza Farnese, it retains its Renaissance aura and its architectural uniqueness intact.
Living (or investing) here means choosing a place that is not just home, but cultural heritage, atmosphere, prestige.

The District
Rione Regola is the seventh historic district of Rome, located along the left bank of the Tiber. The name derives from arenula (soft sand), due to the sand that the river deposited during floods. The coat of arms depicts a rampant deer in a blue field. The neighborhood stands on an ancient Roman area called Trigarium. The charioteers trained three-horse chariots there. In the Renaissance, the powerful Farnese family profoundly changed the area. Today the district is famous for its cobblestone streets, artisan shops and for hosting important monuments:Piazza Farnese: Dominated by Palazzo Farnese (home of the French Embassy) and two large fountains with basins from the Baths of Caracalla.Via Giulia: Commissioned by Pope Julius II, it is considered one of the most elegant streets in Rome.Galleria Spada: Famous for the false perspective created by Borromini, which makes it seem like a short much longer gallery. Campo de' Fiori: Partly included in the district, it is famous for the market and the statue of the philosopher Giordano Bruno.

An unrepeatable opportunity for those looking for a property that offers emotion, income and history.