Ad. Piazza di Spagna – Renovated apartment

HISTORICAL CENTER – A few steps from Piazza di Spagna, in a period building with elevator and concierge, we offer for sale an apartment of 115 sqm, located on the second floor, characterized by a modern and elegant style.

Composed of: entrance hall, living room with two windows, kitchen, three bedrooms-double, one with bathroom ensuite, and additional service.

The many windows, exposure and location of the property, give plenty of natural light during the hours of the day and a lovely atmosphere in the evening. The property has parquet in all rooms, kitchen design with beautiful glazed that divides from the entrance area, air conditioning in all rooms and independent heating. The property is located in a pedestrian street, close to Piazza San Lorenzo in Lucina, Piazza Mignanelli and Piazza di Spagna, in the heart of the Tridente, one of the most sought after and appreciated areas of the Historic Centre, near the most famous monuments and shopping streets and a few steps from the METRO Spain. The property is a fine residence for families, professionals and couples who love to live in the heart of the eternal city, it also represents an excellent investment opportunity given the possibility of being able to use it for receptive use.

The request price is € 1,450,000.00 – Real estate consultant: Daniele Battisti – Isabella Cupioli RIF76BH24 Tel 06.96006341

Piazza di Spagna owes its name to the Palace of Spain, seat of the Embassy of the Iberian State to the Holy See. Romantic centre of nineteenth-century Rome, it immediately assumed a commercially very important role for the presence of many hotels and houses inhabited by foreigners, called in this area by the representations of the Spanish and French governments. Under the pontificate of Innocent XIII, and with the direction of the Roman architect Francesco De Santis, was realized the Stairway of Trinità dei Monti, scenographic connection between the slopes of the Pincio, dominated by the church of the SS. Trinity, and the underlying Piazza di Spagna, which was a meeting place for all citizens; in fact, even today, the staircase is a meeting place and meeting, so much to be called the “salotto di Roma”. On the top of the staircase is the church of Trinità dei Monti while in the center of the square is the fountain called the “Barcaccia” by Pietro Bernini.