Roma, 2 Bedrooms - 100 m² Penthouse for sale

Located on the top floor of a prestigious building in Via Cavour designed by architect Busiri Vici, this extraordinary penthouse represents a unique combination of artistic avant-garde and the millennial beauty of the Eternal City.

Access to this contemporary roof terrace is via a lift to the lower floor, followed by a private staircase embellished with important historical artefacts. Crossing the threshold, you enter the perimeter terrace of about 30 square metres, a true open-air living room where the sky of Rome becomes an integral part of the décor, with your gaze inevitably captivated by the view that stretches from the Colosseum to the Imperial Forums.

The property, measuring approximately 75 square metres internally, was designed as a creative retreat and features original architectural solutions that blend modern elements and noble materials. The reception area offers a bright and bold living room where large windows frame the Colosseum like a constantly changing painting. The living space is served by a practical kitchenette and a first bathroom, and connects to a room that lends itself perfectly as a professional studio or tailor-made walk-in wardrobe. The reception area also leads to a mezzanine area with a single bed for guests.

The most distinctive feature of the property is the master bedroom, which represents the true artistic heart of the home, characterised by an imposing sculptural marble bed and a ceiling that opens up to the sky with an exclusive skylight, allowing you to fall asleep under the stars. The suite is completed by a private bathroom and access to a private section of the terrace overlooking Via Cavour.

Currently, the house has a strong, material and fascinating identity, perfect for those looking for a property that stands out from the crowd; however, the structure lends itself beautifully to a more minimalist or traditional reinterpretation, while maintaining the priceless value of its location and views. Living in this property means owning a piece of history, with the unique privilege of observing it from above.