Circonvallazione Gianicolense, Rome, Italy

Four room apartment with exceptional craftmanship and elegant finishes

Located on the fourth floor of an elegant 1970s building with lift access, this property blends Roman classicism with an exceptional level of craftsmanship rarely found on the market.

The entrance opens onto a spacious double living room, enhanced by mosaic parquet flooring and a bioethanol fireplace framed in lapis lazuli and Brazilian marble. The walls, finished in Venetian brushed plaster, complement the custom-made walnut radiator covers and the striking boiserie in flamed Canaletto walnut and Amazonian walnut that envelops the interiors with refined warmth.

The kitchen features a ceiling-mounted hood finished in Venetian brushed plaster, fine maiolica details, and authentic Tuscan terracotta flooring that adds depth and character.

The sleeping area includes three bedrooms: the main one, generous and elegant, with iroko wood boiserie and an en suite bathroom; a second, more intimate room enriched with exotic wood boiserie; and a third bedroom with walnut ceilings, ideal as a study or versatile additional space.

The two bathrooms—one with a window—are defined by premium materials. The main bathroom offers a double marble vanity, built-in bathtub, and continuous flooring. The walls are clad in pink Sardinian granite with brass inserts, while the mirrors, framed in bronze, complete the sophisticated atmosphere. The second bathroom is en suite.

Arched and panelled doors, reinforced plasterboard ceilings with decorative stucco, some motorised shutters, fabricclad walls, and pink Sardinian granite window sills further elevate the property.

A curated balcony completes the apartment—an elegant outdoor corner perfect for those seeking a distinguished residence in the heart of Rome.