Renaissance Romance

Renaissance Romance: Lazio

Spread across three floors and boasting a private terrace, this Trastevere apartment is an absolute winner. If you're anything like us, you'll make a beeline for the outdoor space – it's the perfect spot to enjoy an Aperol Spritz while gazing at the neighbourhood's rooftops. Inside, the antique furniture and character features give the whole pad a traditional feel – but that's all part of the charm. With two lounges, a dining room, and a collection of cosy bedrooms, you'll also have plenty of space. We love the location, too. This is one of Rome's prettiest (and oldest) districts, home to artisan shops, local trattorias, and a bohemian atmosphere that's hard to resist.

Home truths:
*This home is in a building without an elevator. The entrance is located on the second floor, and the apartment itself is spread across three levels.
*Some of the antique furniture here is a little dated and may not suit everyone's tastes.
*This home does not accept groups of young people (up to 21 years).
*Parking isn't provided, but you won't need a car in Rome. You'll find bus stops within walking distance, and many of the landmarks can be reached on foot.