This exquisite luxury apartment is located next to Piazza Barberini in Rome, situated on the second floor of an elegant historic building. The property has been completely renovated using premium materials and decorated with impeccable taste.

Key Features

• Total area: 200 m²
• 5 bedrooms with high-end finishes and furnishings
• 5 modern bathrooms with premium fixtures
• Charming living room with a bar and reception area
• Beautiful views from the windows (both street and courtyard)
• Energy class: E
• Currently operated as a luxury boutique B&B, generating stable high income

The perfect choice for discerning buyers seeking elite real estate with income potential in the heart of Rome!

HISTORIC CENTER OF ROME: PIAZZA BARBERINI AND ITS TREASURES

The historic center of Rome, inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1980, covers an area of 14.692 km² (of which 0.38 km² falls under Vatican jurisdiction) and includes 22 historic districts, excluding parts of Borgo and Prati.

The Heart of the Eternal City

At the center of this historic ensemble, in the prestigious Trevi district, lies the famous Piazza Barberini. This architectural gem:

– Connects the bustling Via del Tritone with the elegant Via del Corso
– Serves as the perfect starting point to explore Rome’s top attractions:
– Villa Borghese (15 min walk)
– Piazza di Spagna (10 min)
– Trevi Fountain (5 min)
– Is the origin of the legendary Via Veneto – symbol of *”la dolce vita”* from Fellini’s 1960 film

Architectural Masterpieces of the Square

1. Palazzo Barberini (1625-1633)
Architects: Carlo Maderno & Gian Lorenzo Bernini
Today houses:
– National Gallery of Ancient Art
– Italian Numismatic Institute
Features works by Raphael, Caravaggio, Titian, and other masters

2. Triton Fountain (1642-1643)
– A Bernini masterpiece, commissioned by Pope Urban VIII
– Depicts the sea god Triton on a shell held up by four dolphins

3. Fountain of the Bees (1644)
– A miniature Bernini jewel
– Adorned with the Barberini family’s heraldic symbols

Historical Background
The square takes its name from Palazzo Barberini, which in the 17th century became a hub of Rome’s cultural life, hosting theater premieres and musical evenings. Today, it remains one of the most prestigious addresses in the Italian capital.

Piazza Barberini is the ideal starting point for exploring Rome, with easy walking access to the city’s main landmarks.