Located in Rome’s central Sallustiano neighbourhood, this home has elegance in its bones. Set within a building designed by architect Angelo di Castro and dating back to 1949, there’s an air of history here that’s been brought into comfortable 21st-century style. Soft colour blocks and modern decor set the scene in the open-plan living space where a sofa invites you to kick back and relax – a glass of Italian wine in hand – and a dining table beckons intimate soirées at sun fall. Open up the French doors here to step out onto a private balcony – the ideal spot for a morning espresso or an evening aperitif before dinner at a local trattoria. The bedroom, meanwhile, boasts the same calm, sophisticated vibe with a beautifully dressed bed to wake up in, while the gleaming bathroom’s rainfall shower provides a thoroughly relaxing start to any day. When you’re ready to go out and explore, stroll thirteen minutes to visit Villa Borghese and its lush gardens or make a beeline for the Trevi Foutain, twenty-two minutes away on foot. You’re also a ten-minute walk from Villa Patrizi, while Porta Pia – designed by Michelangelo – is four minutes on foot from your door. Home truths: *For stays longer than a weekend, you'll need to buy toilet paper and other basic essentials *The couch has some wear and tear *This home is on the fourth floor – the building has two lifts *At capacity, two guests will be sleeping on the sofa bed in the living room *A high chair is available on request *The bed is made up of two twins pushed together *Your host may be available to accommodate pets on request *The building's entrance is communal *Out of respect for the neighbours, please keep noise levels to a minimum between 10 pm and 8 am *There's no parking here, but we recommend skipping the car and using Rome's public transport instead, the closest station is an eleven-minute walk away *The airport is a forty minute drive