Palazzo Raggi: Magnificent 18th Century Penthouse

Experience life in an eighteenth-century palazzo in the heart of Rome, with the comfort and services of a contemporary residence. Palazzo Raggi is one of the rare examples of a fully restored historic palazzo in the centre of the Italian capital, where the original architecture is complemented by meticulous attention to interiors, building systems and communal spaces.
The monumental entrance, inner courtyards, welcoming lobby and concierge service create an exclusive residential setting that preserves the character of this aristocratic residence while offering the comforts of modern living.

On the seventh and top floor, reached via the impressive monumental staircase and glass lift, this 610 sqm (6565 sq.ft) penthouse, with a 57 sqm (613 sq.ft) terrace, offers generous interiors and views over Rome’s rooftops and landmarks.
The terrace enjoys beautiful views of San Lorenzo in Lucina, while the dual aspect opens the interiors towards Via del Corso on one side and the bell tower of the Church of San Silvestro and Trinità dei Monti on the other. High ceilings and large windows enhance the natural light and the proportions of the rooms.
The entrance leads into the living area, comprising a dining room and two spacious reception rooms, ideal for entertaining. A spiral staircase leads to the study in the small tower, a distinctive space with generous openings and glimpses of the interiors below.
The penthouse is offered at an advanced stage of completion, with interior finishes still to be selected and installed and the building services already completed. This allows buyers to choose materials, surfaces and details to suit their taste, creating a personal residence within a fully restored palazzo. Specifications include underfloor heating, completed electrical and plumbing systems, and timber-framed windows with high thermal performance.

Concierge service, video surveillance, air conditioning, home automation and a welcoming lobby complete the residential amenities. The property also includes two basement storage cellars.
A rare opportunity to create a bespoke home above Rome’s rooftops, combining the architecture of a historic palazzo with a panoramic terrace and the services of a contemporary residence.