From the towering ceiling, glass wall, exposed brick, and spiral staircase, we can’t get enough of this home’s industrial architecture. The furniture is designed by Angelo, the incredibly talented owner, and made on custom by local craftsmen. It's a modern and breathable space to unwind after an afternoon exploring the world's most ancient city. Whether you're reading a good book in the luscious garden out front or enjoying a little snooze in the mezzanine bedroom, you'll find a relaxing ambience that will soon have you feeling well-rested. Beyond this sanctuary of calm, you're sat on the quiet street of Borgo Pio, halfway between Castel Sant'Angelo and St. Peter's Basilica – an ideal starting point for those looking to explore the city on foot. Walk to the Vatican City in just sixteen minutes or in the other direction to the Trevi Fountain, a couple of kilometres from your door.

Home truths:
*The large floor-to-ceiling windows don’t have any blinds or curtains
*Two guests will be sleeping on a sofa bed in the living room
*Lugging your bags up the spiral staircase might be fairly difficult
*This home is not for those who suffer from vertigo – you can see right through the mezzanine flooring
*The TV is in a slightly unusual position – not directly facing the sofa
*You will need to climb a total of seven stairs to reach the entrance of the apartment
*This home is not suitable for infants