Imagine spending your vacation in Rome just seconds away from one of the most iconic landmarks in the city. That's precisely what you get with Frattina Penthouse, a gloriously chic Italian double-terrace penthouse apartment with four bedrooms. Welcoming up to seven guests, this stylish apartment is your own slice of Roman extravagance, complete with a private terrace and spectacular views across the city.

The Spanish Steps are instantly recognisable and have featured in films, artworks and literature. The 135 steps link Piazza di Spagna at the base and Piazza Trinità dei Monti. Compared to many of Rome's ancient wonders, the steps are a relatively recent addition to the city's tourist trail, but the 18th-century style and design emulate the classic elegance of nearby marvels such as the Pantheon. Around the Steps, you'll find intriguing cobbled streets leading off in all directions, taking you on a mystery tour through the city's elegant piazzas, where you'll find charming cafés and boutique stores galore.

Frattina Penthouse makes copious use of a rich, warm terracotta theme throughout, perfectly complementing the glowing tones of the surrounding rooftops. Balancing this bold palette is a more subtle interior in neutral tones thoughtfully interspersed with both contemporary and neo-classical embellishments. The living area is traditional Italian refinement in white, with a feature chandelier adding a touch of glamour to the room. The intimate dining room leads effortlessly into the kitchen, tastefully decorated in a soft grey tone with a fusion of modern appliances and retro styling.

The four bedrooms are disarmingly simple in design, creating a soothing ambience in which to unwind fully. One bedroom has a custom-made picture window that gives guests a wonderful view of the terrace. Two bedrooms have cosy queen-size beds, while a third has two single beds. An additional studio with a day bed can be converted into a single room.

Outside, the terrace is the real showstopper of Frattina Penthouse. Reminding you of a sunny Tuscan villa dropped right into the heart of Rome, it’s a delightful space that’s equally suitable for relaxing or for al fresco dining. Surrounded by potted plants, it’s a private space where guests can make the most of those balmy summer evenings.