- 3
- Bedrooms
- 2
- Bathrooms
- 1
- Rooms
- 150 m2
- Property Size
- 3
- Piano
Description
AVENTINO – In one of the most prestigious and sought-after areas of Rome, on Via Aventina, we offer an elegant apartment of approximately 150 m2 for rent, located on the third floor of a stately building equipped with an elevator.
The distribution of rooms includes an entrance hall, a large double lounge, a kitchen, three bedrooms and two bathrooms, as well as two balconies that further enhance the spaces of the house. The property is completed by a large car garage, particularly convenient for its size and accessibility, and a cellar.
The property stands out for its large interior spaces, brightness, and tranquil views of the greenery, which guarantee a pleasant and private atmosphere despite being in a central and strategic location.
The apartment is rented furnished with a kitchen and is equipped with security grates throughout the house.
An ideal solution for those who want to live in one of the most popular areas of the Capital, with the privilege of large spaces, green views, tranquility and services at your fingertips. Available from November 15th.
The request price is € 3,000.00 – Real estate consultant: Daniele Battisti – Edoardo Cappella RIF121BH26 Tel. 0696006341
The Aventine is one of the seven hills of Rome. The hill was originally called “Mons Murcius“, after the myrtles that covered it and only later took its current name. It is unknown when the Aventine was first inhabited, although tradition holds that it was already populated by Anco Marcio. The hill later became a mainly commercial district, frequented by foreigners and outside the pomerium, even if the Servian Walls had already enclosed it in the 6th century: only at the time of Claudius was the hill included in the pomerium. Servius himself built the first temple, that of Diana, located in the centre of the hill and situated, according to the Severan marble plan, in an area between S.Alessio, S. Sabina and S. Prisca, in correspondence with the current Via di S. Domenico. After the monarchic era, the Aventine experienced two phases, one popular, the other aristocratic. The hill hosted the plebeian secessions of 494 and 449 BC which led to the creation of the plebeian tribunate and the fall of the decemvirs. In 456 BC the Icilian law gave ownership of the hill to the plebeians, who thus began to build their homes there.
