The apartment is located on the first noble floor of a magnificent historic building, dating back to 1550 for the first three floors, with additional upper floors added in the 1800s.The building was constructed at different times by two descendants of the Roman Serlupi family: Gian Filippo Serlupi for the part facing Piazza Lovatelli in 1580, and Girolamo Serlupi in 1619 for the part facing Piazza Campitelli, considered to be a project by Giacomo Della Porta.The residence, of the highest representation, features ceilings over 5 meters high, decorated and frescoed, with elegant finely crafted wooden beams that lend the spaces a timeless charm. The large windows flood the interiors with natural light, giving a sense of airiness and refinement. The layout includes a spacious entrance, a guest English-style bathroom, a double living room, a dining room, a large kitchen with a service area, and a spacious master bedroom with a private bathroom and walk-in closet.The building is equipped with an elevator, and a charming internal courtyard adds a touch of exclusivity and tranquility, blending history and modern comfort seamlessly.