Apartment for sale in Rome - ITALY

940 000 €

Luxury Flat for sale in Via Giovanni Lanza, 108, Rome, Latium

In the wonderful setting of the Colle Oppio district and the Rione Monti, precisely in Via Giovanni Lanza, HOMELY GROUP is handling the sale of a luxurious renovated and large apartment located on the third floor of an elegant five-storey historic building renovated and served by a lift.
The solution internally is composed as follows:
- Large entrance hall
- Double living room
- Eat-in kitchen
- Corridor
- Four bedrooms
- Double bathrooms both with windows, one with a bathtub and the other with a laundry area
- Spacious closet
The property has been completely and finely renovated about 5 years ago and we find: armored door, parquet flooring in listone giordano in the living room and in doussie in the sleeping area, double glazed PVC thermal break windows, aluminum shutters, solid wood internal doors, air conditioning with funcoil, newly installed condensing boiler.
The living area is already prepared to be expanded and used a triple reception room by merging it with one of the bedrooms.
The apartment has a double exposure that makes it airy and bright throughout the day. The main view is open and panoramic in the direction of Via G. Lanza and on the other side quiet in the very well-kept condominium courtyard.
The area in which the apartment is located is strategic, a short distance away we find any type of public and commercial service such as supermarkets, pharmacies, bars, schools, post offices, shops of all kinds.
In a few steps we reach the metro A stops “Cavour” and “Vittorio Emanuele” and Termini station, the main hub for the use of any means of public transport and specifically for buses, subways and railway lines.
The neighborhood is very central and in the immediate vicinity of the historic center of the capital.
The solution is optimal both for those who want to live it as a first home, and for investment use.
The Esquilino is the neighborhood enclosed between Termini station, the square of Santa Croce in Gerusalemme and via Merulana. At the end of the nineteenth century, Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II was built with the porticoes and gardens of Piazza Vittorio which represent the heart of the district.
There are numerous works to see: Porta Maggiore with the tomb of the baker Eurisaces and his wife Atistia (30 - 20 BC), the church of Santa Bibiana, the first architectural work by Gian Lorenzo Bernini, the Ambra Jovinelli theatre in Art Nouveau style, the Roman Aquarium, the Basilica of Santa Croce in Gerusalemme and the Scala Santa, made up of 28 steps that Jesus climbed, according to tradition, in Pontius Pilate's palace in Jerusalem.