One living room window and courtyard of the palazzo faces the apse of Saint Anastasius, a Melkite Greek Catholic church.
Welcome to a handsome living room with fine art and quality furnishings. The style is Regency, rather formal yet pleasant too.
Three large windows in the living room overlook the quiet courtyard. Satellite reception for the living room TV in the corner.
The living room offers a long sofa, two love seats and two sleigh chairs for seating.
Dining room table expands to seat eight. The dining room and kitchen share a balcony overlooking the quiet courtyard.
Antique furniture that fills the Greci apartment is delightful in its style. The dining room leads to the kitchen on the left; foyer straight ahead.
The neighbors maintain a high standard; most displaying flowering plants on their balconies.
Buildings that surround this charming courtyard display the warm colors so typical of Roman buildings.
Recently renovated kitchen has good counter space. Refrigerator, freezer, gas stove top, oven, dishes make for easy meal preparation.
Peninsula with seating for casual meals. Door to the left leads to the dining room.
The twin bedroom beds can be joined to serve as a single dual-king bed. The room is a good size. The window overlooks Via dei Greci.
Roman-red building across the street houses the Academy of Santa Cecelia, the national academy of music for master's level students.
Both bedrooms open onto Via dei Greci. You can see the small arch that spans the street. It connects church with Greek pontifical offices.
The smaller bathroom has an enclosed shower. You are seeing the shower reflected in the mirror.
Four steps lead from main hall to master bedroom and bath.
Master bathroom is a comfortable size, very well lit. There is a bathtub, no shower.
Lace coverlet and brass bedstead take you back in time. The bed is king sized. Private balcony overlooks Via dei Greci.
Handsome antiques and a small TV in the master bedroom.
The balcony has a seat with cushions, just right for your morning coffee as you watch the students of Santa Cecelia head to class.
Peer over the balcony down to Via dei Greci below. It is a pedestrian-street, with only service vehicles and motor-scooter access.