Via Montebello 60 is not an ordinary palace in the Umbertian district. It has a precise history, documented by the Capitoline Archives of Rome. Built between 1882 and 1885 on commission by Felice Astori, an official of the nascent Kingdom of Italy, it stands on land that belonged to the Weill Schott family, a historic Milanese banking house. Astori obtained financing from the Banca Tiberina in 1882 and personally designed the building, which remained in the same family's ownership for over seventy years, until 1957. On the second noble floor, this apartment offers something rare in central Rome: natural light, silence, and space. High ceilings and generous volumes — distinctive features of the architecture of that era — create an authentic balance between the building's historical charm and the comfort of a lived-in and well-maintained property. The east/west exposure overlooking an internal courtyard guarantees constant brightness throughout the day, without street noise. Composition: spacious open-plan living room with dining area · kitchen with balcony · two bedrooms · two bathrooms · characteristic mezzanine, ideal as a study, library, or relaxation area. Features: independent heating · air conditioning · aluminium window frames with double glazing · elevator · condominium fees €115/month · free from restrictions. Available immediately, partially furnished or empty according to the buyer's needs. 200 meters from Repubblica station (Metro A), a short walk from Santa Maria degli Angeli, the Baths of Diocletian — whose Roman traces were discovered during excavations in this district in 1876 — the main consulates and international institutions in the area.