HISTORICAL CENTER - A few steps from Piazza Campo de Fiori, Largo Cairoli and Largo del Pallaro, in a very quiet setting, inside a recently restored period building, without a lift and without the possibility of installing one, we offer for sale a charming penthouse for a total of 154 square meters. The property was renovated with the help of a team of architects who have expertly enhanced every space of the house, ensuring excellent functionality. On the first level we find: entrance hall, double living room with fireplace, eat-in kitchen with laundry area and balcony, master bedroom, second bedroom with mezzanine / study with access to an additional panoramic balcony and bathroom with bathtub and shower with two windows. A very comfortable wooden staircase leads to the second level where we find: living area with access to the splendid panoramic terrace, bedroom with two skylights, bathroom with closet and comfortable room with provision for a small kitchenette that can improve the usability of the outdoor space characterized by the suggestive view of the Dome of Sant' Andrea della Valle and the roofs of Rome. The ceilings up to 4.30 meters high with the ancient exposed wooden beams, the splendid parquet flooring, the fireplace, the original doors enriched by other restored period elements, the panoramic terrace give character and soul to this property, in harmony with the historical setting of the building, and make it the ideal place to experience the charm of ancient Rome, in a context of great charm and extreme tranquility. The apartment in question enjoys an exposure on three sides such as to favor a high brightness and an excellent air feedback. The asking price is €1,350,000.00 - Real estate consultant: Isabella Cupioli - Daniele Battisti RIF114BH24 Tel. 0696006341 Largo del Pallaro is located between Via dei Chiavari and Via di Grottapinta and owes its name to the fact that a game very similar to Lotto, but privately managed, was organised here on a pre-established date. For the occasion, a small stage was set up on which a container was placed with 90 numbered balls, ready to be drawn at random. The pallaro was the person in charge of collecting the bets and drawing the five balls with the five winning numbers: it was a game of chance that the Church tolerated until 1780, when the Governor, with a special edict, prohibited it and put an end to it, probably because of the frequent brawls with which the game ended. The square is the natural curvilinear continuation of Via di Grottapinta, which almost perfectly follows the internal curve of the cavea of the Theatre of Pompey, and has the singular shape of a small triangle, at the base of which is located the façade of the Theatine Convent, above which stands the majestic dome of S. Andrea della Valle.
Legal references
Characteristics
Energy and Risks
