Noble apartment in a seventeenth-century palazzo with courtyard and fountain

The front door opens onto a courtyard with a mascaron fountain and an ancient well; from the double-flight staircase you reach the piano nobile. Here the rooms have vaults frescoed with landscapes and garlands, inlaid doors and polychrome marble floors that restoration has brought back to light.

The apartment extends over 340 m²: a 70 m² salon with a monumental fireplace, a sitting room with windows on the courtyard, the dining room and a study lined with books. The kitchen, rebuilt in steel and stone, has a service entrance from the back stairs.

Four bedrooms and four bathrooms, with stone baths and brass taps. The lift is recent and discreet, heating is central and the security system is invisible. There is no garage: the building's porter has an arrangement with a car park a hundred and fifty metres away.