Bright and Comfy Studio Apartment

What makes 38 Via dei Chiavari something special is how it carries the stories of centuries, while giving you a quiet, charming refuge right in the beating heart of Rome. The building is part of the old towers-and-palaces fabric of the Parione district, and interestingly, there are medieval remains here — at number 38 you can see part of Torre Tufara, a tower originally from the 14th century that’s now enveloped by later architecture. 

Inside, the apartment blends character and modern comfort: air conditioning, well-equipped kitchen, quality finishes, and all the conveniences you need. But what truly makes it stand out is the patio — that outdoor space gives you something many central Rome apartments lack: a slice of the outdoors, a place to relax, maybe have an evening glass of wine, read, or enjoy the morning air.

Then there’s the location: stepping out, you’re just moments away from Campo de’ Fiori, Piazza Navona, and some of the most atmospheric streets and alleys of the old city. You get the buzz and richness of Roman life — food stalls, cafés, artisan shops — but also the peace of an inner-courtyard or patio, a retreat from the crowds when you want it.

Every time you return “home” to 38 Via dei Chiavari, you’re returning to a place that’s both part of Rome’s deep history and a comfy, personal hideaway. It’s that mix — heritage, great location, and personal comfort (especially the patio) — that makes it stand out.