Palazzo Berardi: Renaissance Downtown Luxury Villa

At Palazzo Berardi, step into a world of Italian luxury and sophistication in the heart of Ancient Rome. Nestled in an aristocratic building dating back to the 1600s, this apartment embodies a piece of history that epitomises the "art of living" in the 17th century.

The entire mansion spans approximately 700 square metres across four levels, starting from the courtyard of Palazzo Berardi on Via del Gesù, rising from the ground floor up the staircase to the Winter Garden Level, then to the Mezzanine, and finally to the Terrace and Events Level.

The Noble Floor of the Mansion (the Winter Garden Level) houses the apartment’s bedrooms.

Palazzo Berardi features three Superior Suites, accommodating a total of seven guests.
All three Superior Suites are arranged over two levels.

• Roberta Master Suite•
70 square metres, consisting of:
– 15 square metres lounge adjacent to the winter garden
– 25 square metres master bedroom with a king-size bed
– 10 square metres master bathroom
– 15 square metres mezzanine bedroom with a queen-size bed or two single beds

• Ceiling Fresco Superior Suite•
– 25 square metres master bedroom with a king-size bed
– 8 square metres master bathroom
– 15 square metres mezzanine bedroom with two single beds

•Junior Suite•
– 25 square metres master bedroom with a king-size bed
– 6 square metres master bathroom

Arriving at Palazzo Berardi is always exciting. As you enter the historic 16th-century palace from Via del Gesù, you immediately feel the atmosphere of that era.
There is another main entrance from Piazza della Pigna.
Both entrances offer concierge service.

The inner courtyard is very characteristic and features a fountain in the centre that powers an extraordinary water-driven clock. Throughout the city of Rome, there are only two water clocks—one public and this one, which is private.

In this courtyard, there is a ground-floor entrance that leads up a large staircase directly to the top of the •WINTER GARDEN LEVEL•, which features private living rooms, bedrooms, and a private kitchen.

Furthermore, upstairs we find the •TERRACE LEVEL• and the area dedicated to socialising: here you’ll find the library, the large living room, the dining room, the large kitchen, and the large terrace. This floor is also served by an lift, which is accessed from the other entrance on Piazza della Pigna.

All the rooms in the house are decorated with period furnishings and paintings by old masters.

We are in a typical Roman aristocratic mansion.

In recent years, Palazzo Berardi has been the setting for several international film productions (Sorrentino, Spielberg, etc.) and has hosted prominent figures from the entertainment world (Jude Law, Toni Colette, Oscar Isaac, etc.)