Palazzo Raggi: 18th Century Piano Nobile Finely Restored

Palazzo Raggi: A breathtaking 18th-century palace of noble heritage has been restored to its former glory in the heart of Rome, at Via del Gambero 8, nestled between Piazza Navona, the Trevi Fountain, and the Pantheon. Designed by the esteemed Tamburini architecture firm and dL Engineering, the palace has undergone an extensive restoration, masterfully blending modern comforts with a deep respect for the original materials, preserving its timeless charm and grandeur. Located on the second floor and accessible via a grand staircase, this residence represents a perfect fusion of elegance and history.

The principal floor is distinguished by its soaring coffered ceilings that adorn the majestic salons, creating an atmosphere of unparalleled prestige. From the entrance hall, one is welcomed into three expansive interconnected salons, each with unique details: one features an 18th-century balcony overlooking Via del Corso, another is framed by exquisite boiserie, and boasts a decorative fireplace of significant value. The large windows in the salons, overlooking one of Rome’s most iconic streets, offer sweeping views.
The entrance also leads to the service area, thoughtfully designed for modern living: a spacious kitchen is complemented by a private area that includes a laundry room, ironing room, a small internal courtyard, a staff bedroom with en-suite bathroom, and a guest bathroom. A refined corridor separates the day area from the night zone, which comprises three generously sized bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom. The master bedroom is particularly noteworthy.

Palazzo Raggi is a historic residence seamlessly equipped for the demands of contemporary living, offering modern amenities such as concierge service, video surveillance, underfloor heating, air conditioning, state-of-the-art home automation, and an inviting lobby. Additionally, the property includes a laundry room and a cellar in the basement level.