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Penthouse Tritone is an exclusive apartment located in the heart of Rome, in Via del Tritone, a few steps from iconic places such as the Trevi Fountain and Piazza di Spagna. This refined penthouse on the fifth floor of an elegant period building represents a perfect combination of modern design and privileged location.
The apartment offers large bright spaces, with a suggestive view of the surrounding neighborhood. The open space living area is the heart of the house, with a comfortable sofa bed, Smart TV with Netflix and large windows that flood the room with natural light, creating a welcoming atmosphere to relax or host friends.
The modern kitchen is fully equipped with the latest generation appliances, including a coffee machine, kettle and toaster, and is equipped with a convenient laundry room for a practical and comfortable stay.
The sleeping area includes a quiet double bedroom and a second with a French bed, perfect for adults or children. The two bathrooms are modern and well-designed: one with a walk-in shower and the other with a bathtub, for a pure relaxing experience.
The apartment is equipped with air conditioning, heating and fast Wi-Fi. It is located on the fifth floor of a period building without a lift, but the small climb is amply rewarded by the tranquility and beauty of the penthouse. Penthouse Tritone is the ideal starting point for exploring Rome, offering comfort, serenity and an enviable location.
Luxurious apartment located in the center of Rome in the main luxury district of the capital where there are the boutiques of the biggest fashion brands. The "Frattina Luxury" has a living room with open kitchen and double bedroom with Jacuzzi.
The property is located inside the "Studio Canova" building in via delle Colonnette near via del Corso. The apartment is on two levels that separate the living area from the sleeping area
The building is located inside Studio Canova, just off Via del Corso. The building was acquired by the neoclassical sculptor Antonio Canova in the early 18th century. The artist set up a large studio, a real old-fashioned workshop where the sculptor worked together with numerous collaborators.
