16th-century palace in the heart of Rome
Palazzo Berardi is located in the heart of Rome′s historic center and is a significant example of 16th-century Renaissance architecture. With access from Via del Gesù, the entrance opens onto an internal courtyard adorned with a fountain that powers a water clock. From the courtyard, a main staircase leads to the upper floors.
The upper floor houses a winter garden with large windows that create a seamless flow between the interior and exterior, enhanced by a mural depicting a classical Roman landscape. This floor also includes private lounges, bedrooms, and an independent kitchen.
Ascending further, you reach the terrace, an ideal space for events and outdoor dining, surrounded by greenery and privacy. This floor also features a library, a large reception hall, a dining room, and a spacious kitchen. The private elevator, accessible from the Piazza della Pigna entrance, connects directly to the main reception hall on the second floor.
The entire residence spans approximately 700 sqm (7534,74 st ft), distributed over four levels, offering spaces decorated with period furnishings and paintings by old masters, reflecting the aristocratic character of the property. The large windows allow natural light to flood the rooms, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere, perfectly balancing historic elegance with modern comfort.
